Aging Ahead is making every effort to help ensure the safety and well-being of our staff and clients during the COVID 19 pandemic. We remain committed to supporting our communities by adhering to CDC social distancing guidelines, with a continued emphasis on insuring that our most vulnerable, at risk populations remain safe. For these reasons our senior centers will remain closed until further notice. Other supportive services continue to be provided. Please contact us at info@agingahead.org or 636-207-0847 if you have questions or are in need of services.
Annual Report FY 2019
Aging Ahead, as an Area Agency on Aging, has been supporting individuals and caregivers through the journey of aging since 1973.
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Medicare Open Enrollment
Have Medicare Questions? Medicare health and drug plans can change each year– things like cost, coverage and what providers and pharmacies are in you’re their networks are just a few. Contact an Aging Ahead Community Options Specialist at (636) 207-0847 or a Medicare representative at 1-800-633-4227.
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SMP- Open Enrollment
It is that time of year again – open enrollment for Medicare prescription drug coverage and Medicare Advantage plans. Open enrollment annually occurs from October 15 to December 7. If you are on Medicare, you have an opportunity to change your Part D Prescription Drug Plan and/or Advantage plan during this time. In order to…
Heart of the Matter November 2020
Sometimes we encounter special people in our lives that continue to stay with us even after they’re gone. David, a Community Options & Services Specialist, remembers Bob this way. Bob was legally blind, living alone, and had no familial support of any kind. He began receiving Meals on Wheels when he was 80, and the…
Heart of the Matter October
Ina sought the help of Aging Ahead in 2002 when she became the caretaker of her late husband, Hershel, who suffered from Alzheimer’s Disease. Hershel was a lifelong artist, and Ina would often bring him to the West County Senior Center for art classes. “It was wonderful taking him to those classes. The teacher was…