There is 1 independent living communities in Saint Louis, MO in St. Louis city County listed on Seniors Places. Communities in Saint Louis, MO quote pricing on request; monthly rates depend on apartment size and the level of care included. See what communities publish nationally on our senior living costs page, and ask each community for current pricing. Seniors Places is commission-free, no referral fees are built into these listings, so you can compare independent living communities in Saint Louis and contact each one directly.
Friendship Village Sunset Hills is a Medicare and Medicaid certified nursing home in Saint Louis, Missouri with 144 certified beds.It provides 24-hour skilled n…
Independent living in Saint Louis is housing with meals, housekeeping and activities and no personal care in the fee; one community in Saint Louis offers it. Most quote pricing on request, so ask each one for the full monthly figure at the care level needed. Ask each community what happens when a resident needs help, and read the complete guide to independent living for the questions to settle before signing a lease.
The St. Louis market is weighted toward assisted living and skilled nursing inside the city, with most of the independent living and newer memory care in the county suburbs. Missouri licenses residential care facilities and assisted living facilities separately, with different rules about how much care each may provide.
The Central West End and South City have established communities close to the hospitals; the county suburbs carry most of the market, from Kirkwood, Webster Groves and Chesterfield to Florissant in the north, with St. Charles across the river. Chesterfield, Saint Charles, Florissant, Saint Peters and Ballwin have their own pages on Seniors Places.
Hot, humid summers and cold winters with ice; ask about transportation in winter. Barnes-Jewish and the BJC system, SSM Health and Mercy are the major hospital systems, with Washington University specialists on the BJC campus. Missouri's Medicaid program does not generally pay for assisted living, so ask about veterans benefits and long-term care insurance early.
Ask which Missouri licence the community holds and whether a resident who needs more help would have to move. The city and county are separate jurisdictions, and most of the choice is in the county, so compare the city page with Chesterfield, Kirkwood and Florissant before deciding.
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