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Not-for-Profit Charitable Mission
HOUSING - Final Report of the Senior Housing Task Force (July 2007)
2008 Long Term Care Provider Meetings
Cha-Ching. Cha-Ching. Cha-Ching. What is THAT?
2008 Guide to Advocacy
2008 Special Occasions Calendar
Show Me Long-Term Care:  End of Life Manual
Second Inspection for Adult Day Care Programs
State Licensure Inspection Process- Assisted Living Facilities
Second Inspection – Assisted Living Facilities
RAI Panel - Q & A - MDS Coding Clarifications
Missouri RCF/ALF Directory
Medicaid Reform/MO HealthNet
Final Rules SB616 Assisted Living - Effective April 30, 2007
Fifth Annual MoAHA PAC Golf Tournament
Revised Drug Plan Enrollment Information Procedures
Medicaid Reform Commission Releases Final Report
Long-Term Care Reform - A Blueprint for Change
Missouri Implementing Reqiurement to Place Lien on Property of Certain Medicaid Residents
MoAHA Presents to Missouri Medicaid Reform Commission
CMS Updates Pressure Ulcer Guidelines
About Us 

The Missouri Association of Homes for the Aging (MoAHA) is a trade association dedicated solely to serving the needs of providers of health care, housing, and services for Missouri’s elderly.

MoAHA’s mission is for its members to be the leaders in Missouri in the delivery of innovative, quality long-term health care, housing, and services for older adults. MoAHA assists its members in providing quality services for the elderly by:

  • Advocating for public policies that:
    • Provide for appropriate reimbursement levels for care and services
    • Promote the development of a seamless continuum of care
    • Allow consumers to receive care in the most cost-effective, appropriate, and least-restrictive setting
  • Safeguarding the industry from laws and regulations that impede a long-term care provider’s ability to provide quality care in an efficient and cost-effective manner
  • Providing information, programs and services so members can proactively implement systems and processes to achieve regulatory compliance
  • Promoting innovative and creative care delivery models
  • Increasing the public’s awareness of the unique value offered by not-for-profit providers
  • Enabling members to maximize their limited financial resources and direct them toward quality resident care
Preparing members to proactively meet the challenges they face from a changing demographic marketplace and increasing regulatory climate.