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Access Missouri is a need-based program designed to be simple to understand, provide predictable, portable awards, and increase access to your school of choice. Your financial eligibility is determined by your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) as calculated through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA ®).
To find your local Area Agency on Aging, click here. You can also be directed to your local agency by calling the Senior Resource Line at 1-800-235-5503. You will be asked to input your 5-digit zip code and then will be transferred to the local agency for assistance.
Seniors can apply for Medicaid (MO HealthNet) in Missouri online through the myDSS.mo.gov website, by phone, or by visiting a local Family Support Division office. Applicants need to provide proof of age, income, Missouri residency, and assets.
Contact Your Local Missouri DSS Office. home » offices. Family Support Division Resource Centers. If you need help or information about health care, child care, food assistance, or temporary assistance, please contact the Family Support Division.
Services locations. You can also apply over the phone by calling (855) 373-9994 or at the MO HealthNet online portal. Eligibility When you apply for coverage through MO HealthNet, your intake worker will review your age, income, assets and medical needs to determine your eligibility. Adults with disabilities and seniors aged 65 and over are ...
Locations of Missouri Aging offices. Southwest Office on Aging, 1735 S. Fort, Springfield, Missouri 65807, call (417) 862-0762; Southeast MO AAA, 1078 Wolverine Lane, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. Phone: 573-335-3331, dial (573) 335-3331
The MO Seniors’ Legal HelpLine provides a phone line and website for seniors to access information and assistance on legal issues. The toll-free number will route a caller to their local Area Agency on Aging where trained staff will provide assistance with information and referrals to legal services when appropriate.
