The same Missouri requirements apply
County of residence does not replace state eligibility requirements. Read our CDS guide for age, disability, self-direction, Medicaid coverage, and assessment basics.
HarmonyHOME SERVICESMissouri Consumer Directed Services
If you or a loved one in St. Louis County needs daily personal-care help, Missouri CDS may allow an eligible adult to choose and direct a qualified attendant. Harmony can discuss the program basics and how to take the next step.

County of residence does not replace state eligibility requirements. Read our CDS guide for age, disability, self-direction, Medicaid coverage, and assessment basics.
Tell us where the person receiving care lives, whether Missouri has already assessed their needs, and whether they have chosen an attendant. A family member can contact us to learn about the process.
Certain qualified relatives or friends may be eligible to serve as attendants. Missouri does not allow a spouse to be the paid CDS attendant. Required checks and program conditions still apply.
If you already use another provider, ask about current Harmony participation and the state’s transfer process before changing your arrangements. An inquiry does not transfer services or guarantee a start date.
Missouri determines eligibility and authorized services. Contact Harmony to confirm current provider participation and intake availability.
Official resources: Read Missouri’s CDS program guidance · Missouri attendant questions. Reviewed September 2026.
How Harmony works
Start with our short eligibility form. Share your location, the kind of help you need, and your preferred schedule.
We review private-pay support or explain program requirements, availability, and the next steps for an assessment.
Once the care plan, staffing, agreement, and any required authorizations are in place, we confirm when care can begin.
Get started
Send this short form directly to our care team. No medical details are needed. We’ll contact you to discuss your options.