What this is
End-to-end support to establish a Missouri In-Home Services (IHS) Provider, regulated by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), Division of Senior and Disability Services (DSDS). Missouri’s quirk: non-medical in-home care isn’t a survey-based ‘license’ — you enter through an approved provider proposal packet and participation agreement tied to MO HealthNet (Medicaid). We prepare the whole submission and your compliant policy set.
What’s included
- DSDS In-Home Services proposal packet — all nine sections: provider profile, service area, business organization, insurance/bonding, business plan, staff training, policies, regulatory assurances and screening appendices.
- Policies & procedures built to Missouri standards for Personal Care, Advanced Personal Care, Homemaker, Chore and Respite services.
- Family Care Safety Registry (FCSR) screening guidance for every worker — a Missouri-specific statewide requirement.
- Medicaid (Title XIX) enrollment guidance, since IHS revenue flows largely through MO HealthNet.
How it works
- Kick-off call to confirm your service categories and area.
- We prepare your proposal packet and policies.
- You review; we refine until it is right.
- We guide submission and stay with you through to approval.
Indicative position: relatively low formal barrier (contract-based, not a survey license), but tightly tied to Medicaid contracting and FCSR screening. The 2026 Medicare moratorium does not affect non-medical in-home services. Fees and timelines change, so we confirm current figures with DSDS as part of your project.
Ideal for
New non-medical providers entering Missouri’s Medicaid-funded in-home services market who want the proposal approved cleanly the first time.
Why choose Cura
Published pricing, set before any work begins. Delivered entirely online. Trained under one of the world’s most exacting healthcare regulators.
Our promise
If we are not the right fit for your situation, we will tell you — and point you to who is.
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