KidneyCare:365, located in Platte City, MO, is dedicated to providing essential education and support for individuals impacted by kidney disease. Our program is tailored for those recently diagnosed, caregivers, or individuals preparing for dialysis, aiming to empower them with knowledge about chronic kidney disease (CKD). We cover vital topics including the symptoms and stages of CKD, nutritional guidance for kidney health, coping strategies, available treatment options, and valuable resources for ongoing support. To ensure accessibility, our classes are conveniently offered in various formats—online, through video conferences, phone calls, or in person—making it easier than ever to gain the information you need to navigate your kidney health journey with confidence.

Located in Platte City, MO, the Residential Treatment Program is dedicated to empowering adolescents ages 13-17 with individualized programming that fosters independence, respect, and personal responsibility. Our comprehensive approach includes essential services like psychiatric treatment, medication management, individual and family therapy, as well as medical and dental care. We also offer educational support, recreational therapy, and specialized treatment plans tailored to each teen's needs. With a focus on skills development for daily living and work-study opportunities, our mission is to help young individuals reintegrate successfully into their communities. While our facility is state-run and required to charge for services, we work to ensure that costs are manageable based on each family's financial situation, striving to make mental health care accessible for all Missourians who need it most.

The Meal Support Program in Platte City, MO, is dedicated to providing free and accessible meal support for individuals aged 16 and up who are navigating the recovery process from eating disorders. Our live, virtual drop-in group meals create a welcoming and supportive environment where participants can connect with others while receiving vital nutritional guidance. Offered four times daily, including two lunch and two dinner sessions, individuals can join as many meals as they wish based on their schedules. Each meal support session is led by trained nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator program, ensuring participants receive informed care tailored to their needs. While we focus on meal support rather than crisis intervention, we encourage anyone in crisis to reach out for immediate help.

Cancer Transitions in Platte City, MO, is a compassionate, evidence-based program dedicated to supporting cancer survivors who have completed their treatment. Aimed primarily at those who have finished treatment within the last 24 months, our services are designed to assist individuals at any stage of their survivorship journey. We offer crucial resources including nutritional support, personalized exercise programs, emotional health education, and medical management guidance. Our mission is to empower survivors with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive and embrace life after cancer.