PLEASE READ!! These resources are meant for INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!! They are not a substitute for consultation with your healthcare practitioner. Always consult your healthcare practitioner first for all your healthcare needs.
MEDLINEplus brings together, by health topic, authoritative information from NLM, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), other government, non-profit and other health-related organizations.
If you are interested in getting certified in Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED-BL or swimming and water safety visit Red Cross Training Programs. They have several options for online, classroom or blended courses.
Are you interested in a Medical Alert System? For a list of the best Medical Alert Systems with no monthly fee, product reviews, product cost, and more, Click Here.
Missouri Medicaid / MoHealthNet Long Term Care Programs, Benefits & Eligibility requirements.
Eating disorders in the elderly
Know the signs and symptoms of eating disorders in the elderly. For more information on the signs and symptoms and Eating Disorder Treatment Programs, Click Here!
Paying for Senior Care helps residents of MO understand the cost associated with long-term care and various financial assistance programs and payment options.
Memorycare.com has the resources you need to see if disability or insurance can help cover your memory care cost. Click here for more information on memory care in Missouri.
OncoLink
OncoLink was founded in 1994 by Penn cancer specialists with a mission to help cancer patients, families, healthcare professionals and the general public get accurate cancer-related information at no charge.
Cancer.gov
The Website of the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
This is a one -stop resource for all asbestos and mesothelioma related issues, from occupational exposure to treatment options. Visit this link for more information on how to receive help from Awareness Advocacy Team at Mesothelioma Group.
Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks
Visit this link to get information about breast cancer and all the programs they provide and the options that you have.
The Skin Cancer Foundation is the only international organization devoted solely to education, prevention, early detection, and prompt treatment of the world’s most common cancer. Take your stand against skin cancer.
American Diabetes Association
Website of American Diabetes Association includes basic information on diabetes, recipe of the day, exercise tips and more...
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)
Part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)., website includes health information for the public.
Pet Health Information
Educational information you need to know about your pets health.
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is dedicated to inspiring a love of reading by delivering high-quality, age-appropriate books each month to the homes of registered children under age 5, at no cost to the family.
For more information and to register Click Here!!
If you need health insurance visit Healthcare.gov to see if you qualify for affordable health coverage. Click here to see if you qualify!
Health Insurance Options
Life can be hard, if you need help call Trinity our certified Mental Health First Aider, at 417-637-2345. Trinity can help you find the resources you need, you're not alone.
24-hour, toll-free confidential support for people in distress. Prevention and crisis resources for you and your loved ones. CALL OR TEXT 988 You're not alone.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, SAMHSA has all the resources you need to find the help you need. Suicide & Crisis helpline, Veterans Crisis helpline, Treatment resources, recovery and recovery help, opioid treatment program directory and so much more. Don't wait, click here to get the help you need.
It also has resources for practitioner training, public messages, available grants, data, publications, and much more. To learn more, click here.
Self-Care & Addiction Resources for Black Women
Black women are more negativley impacted by addiction, and they suffer from addiction worse than other populations in the US. For Self-care and addiction resources click here.
Mental Health & Addiction Resources for Black Men
Top 50 resources to support Black Men who are struggling with addiction or mental illness, click here.
Mental Health & Addiction Resources to Support Native and Indigenous Women
If you're struggling and need help click here for resources.
New Mouth was created to keep the public educated about current dental care practices. All the information you need to know in one place about dentures, implants, veneers, oral health, braces, crowns, and much more!
Parents shouldn't wait until their child begins school to check for vision problems. Most eye health professionals recommend first eye exams around age 3 to 4. Early Screenings check for common vision problems. They also allow for quick treatment (if needed), increase overall eye health, and help prevent future issues. Your child's pediatrician can do a vision screening using a basic eye chart in most cases. If they detect any problems, you'll be referred to a pediatric eye doctor.
However, you should speak to your doctor if you notice any of the following: squinting, eye crossing, eye rubbing, closing one eye, complaints about reading or seeing double, or problems with school work, which could be a sign your child needs an eye exam.
Click here for more information on children's eye health
Many changes take place in our eyes as we get older. Many of these changes are normal, while others are serious eye diseases that require medical attention. Many of these diseases are treatable. Visit the Vision Center to review more information about eye problems associated with older age and treatment options. There's also a lot of other great information on eyeglasses, contact lenses, and LASIK.
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Anyone born after January 1, 1984, must complete a MO Boating Safety training course and earn a Certification Card. For more information and the link to the online course click here.
Emergencies can strike anytime. A tornado, a flood or even a terrorist attack can change lives. Missouri families, communities, businesses and schools need to take steps today to prepare for an emergency. Preparing today can save lives!
Endorsed by the American Red Cross and the State Emergency Management Agency, Ready in 3 focuses on three steps you can take to prepare for many kinds of emergencies. Click here to find out more.
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