Care at Home From Someone You Trust

To qualify, the person receiving care must:

• Have Missouri Medicaid

• Be age 18 or older

• Need help with daily living activities (bathing, dressing, mobility, meals, etc.)

• Be able to direct their own care

Our team can help you understand the requirements and next steps.

You can select someone you trust, including:

• Adult children

• Other relatives

• Friends

• Neighbors

They provide care while you remain in control of decisions.

Integrity Home Care helps make CDS easier by supporting you with:

• Paperwork and enrollment guidance

• Payroll services

• Training resources

• Ongoing support when questions come up

In Missouri CDS, the client is the employer—and we help you manage the details.

Yes. Through Missouri’s Consumer Directed Services (CDS) program, eligible individuals can choose someone they trust to provide care, and that person can be paid.

You can choose:

• Adult children

• Other relatives

• Friends

• Neighbors

In Missouri, the person receiving care is the employer. 
You choose your caregiver, set the schedule, and direct the care.

Integrity Home Care helps support payroll, documentation, and processes.

Caregivers can assist with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), such as:

• Bathing and dressing

• Meal preparation

• Light housekeeping

• Mobility assistance

• Medication reminders

• Transportation to appointments

Yes. If you’re unhappy with your current provider, switching CDS support providers is often simpler than people expect. Our team can explain the process.

Timing varies based on Medicaid eligibility and assessments. Our team helps you understand the steps and what to expect.

You may be able to continue providing that care and get paid through CDS if the person qualifies.