My Place Too is a residential care facility located in De Soto, MO, that serves as a nurturing and supportive home for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This facility, which is a sister property to My Place Residential Care in Festus, MO, prides itself on providing a safe and loving environment where residents are accepted, appreciated, and cared for like family. The dedicated staff at My Place Too work tirelessly to ensure that residents are well-supported and encouraged to reach their full potential.
Residents at My Place Too have access to 24/7 staffing to assist them in case of emergencies and provide personalized care and support. The facility is equipped with outdoor activity areas, including a large patio with a gazebo and other activity spaces, where residents can enjoy the outdoors in a calm and safe environment. Additionally, residents are given opportunities to participate in community activities with support and transportation provided to ensure they can lead active and meaningful lives alongside their peers.
At My Place Too, residents receive assistance with daily tasks such as managing finances, personal care services, and attending doctor appointments. The facility provides three meals a day, along with snacks, to maintain a healthy and balanced diet for residents. Medications are administered as prescribed by physicians. The facility also organizes a variety of activities, both on-site and in the community, such as movie nights, dinners out, special trips, sports events, talent shows, and holiday parties to keep residents engaged and entertained.
Residents at My Place Too have the opportunity to work at a local sheltered workshop or find employment in the community through Vocational Rehabilitation programs. The facility accepts social security benefits as payment for room and board, as long as the individual is eligible for Medicaid. With a focus on creating a supportive and inclusive community for residents, My Place Too is a place where individuals with developmental disabilities can thrive and lead fulfilling lives.