Aging Advantage

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Aging Advantage Aging Advantage is a non-profit organization established in 2017.

Our team ensures quality of services provided to individuals over 60 years old,
individuals over 18 years old with a disability, and their families by helping manage aspects of daily life.

Colorectal cancer screening can do something especially important: some screening tests can find precancerous polyps bef...
10/13/2026

Colorectal cancer screening can do something especially important: some screening tests can find precancerous polyps before they become cancer.
The CDC recommends regular colorectal cancer screening beginning at age 45 for people at average risk. (CDC)
And here's something many people don't realize:
You may have screening options that don't require a colonoscopy.
Talk with your healthcare provider about which option is appropriate for you.

10/12/2026

What's one health appointment you're going to check off this month?

You spend so much time making sure everyone else is cared for. Let us remind you to care for yourself, too.

You remember Mom's appointments.Dad's medications.The specialist's follow-up.The lab work.The prescription refill.The tr...
10/12/2026

You remember Mom's appointments.
Dad's medications.
The specialist's follow-up.
The lab work.
The prescription refill.
The transportation.
But who's keeping track of your health?
Caregivers can become so focused on someone else's needs that their own preventive care gets pushed to the bottom of the list. Today, put one appointment for yourself on the calendar.
A wellness visit.
A screening.
A dental appointment.
A mammogram.
A vision check.
Whatever you've been putting off. Caring for yourself isn't selfish.

10/10/2026

We are so proud of our team for helping their neighbors find new housing especially Brad, our Disaster Relief and Housing Specialist. Without his knowledge and coordination with our care managers we could not have been able to support our community so well.

Thank you to the Aging Advantage team and all of the hard work you do every day both seen and unseen.

You are rockstars!

Video provided by: St. Louis City Continuum of Care

10/09/2026

We're here to help older adults and their families navigate the details of aging—from appointments and screenings to care coordination and everyday support.

Remember don't guess your screening schedule. Talk to your healthcare provider.
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1. When should I have my next mammogram?2.Does my family history change my risk?3.Do I have dense breasts, and does that...
10/09/2026

1. When should I have my next mammogram?
2.Does my family history change my risk?
3.Do I have dense breasts, and does that affect my screening?
4.Have I had any previous breast abnormalities that affect my screening plan?
5.What changes should I report to my healthcare provider?
Final slide: YOUR HEALTH HISTORY IS PART OF YOUR CARE PLAN.
Bring your questions to your next appointment.
The USPSTF notes that its average-risk recommendation does not apply to people with certain high-risk genetic conditions, prior breast cancer, prior high-dose chest radiation, or certain high-risk breast lesions.

10/08/2026

In case you missed this educational opporutnity with Chole from All Family Care, please watch now.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month gives us an opportunity to talk about something that can be easy to put off: screening.The...
10/08/2026

Breast Cancer Awareness Month gives us an opportunity to talk about something that can be easy to put off: screening.
The USPSTF recommends that women ages 40–74 at average risk receive a screening mammogram every other year. For women 75 and older, the evidence is not sufficient for the USPSTF to make a general recommendation, so conversations with a healthcare provider become especially important.
Your age isn't the only thing that matters. Your personal history, family history, risk factors and previous screening results matter, too.
Don't guess your screening schedule. Ask your healthcare provider.
đź©· Schedule the conversation.

Heart & Diabetes: Ask your provider which blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes screenings are appropriate for you.Sc...
10/08/2026

Heart & Diabetes: Ask your provider which blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes screenings are appropriate for you.

Screening recommendations vary based on individual health history and risk factors. Talk with your healthcare provider about what is right for you.

Vision & Hearing: Changes in vision or hearing can affect safety, independence and quality of life.Screening recommendat...
10/07/2026

Vision & Hearing: Changes in vision or hearing can affect safety, independence and quality of life.

Screening recommendations vary based on individual health history and risk factors. Talk with your healthcare provider about what is right for you.

Address

9051 Watson Road Ste 331
St. Louis, MO
63126

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13147619157

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