PROGRAMS
Our Olympic-sized swimming pool is large enough for many family and friends to enjoy.

Attached to our pool is a ten person hot-tub with powerful jets. The hot-tub is up to temperature and open all year round.

Our workout center features top-of-the-line training equipment found in most major gyms. We have every machine to build the body you desire.

Our professional washers and dryers are reasonably priced, in great condition, and exceptionally maintained.

Adjacent to our work out center is our sauna, featuring multiple beds and chairs.

Everyone’s favorite, covered parking!

Telecommunications Access Program (TAP)

  • Vision phones with large and/or lighted buttons
  • Hearing phones that go up to 40 db
  • Mobility cordless phones
  • Cognitive phones with number programmed
  • TTY's & voice carry over phones

TAP for Internet
  • Large keyboards, split keyboards, screen keyboards
  • Large number pad
  • Large mouse, adaptive mouse

Invacare Provider
  • Have available durable medical equipment. (Contact RAIL offices for more
         information)
  • Durable medical equipment loan program

RAIL is a Low Vision Center for Rehabilitation Services for the Blind
  • Have equipment on hand for loaning (magnifiers, etc.)
  • Referrals for other services

Consumer Directed Services (CDS)
  • Requirements:
      Must be 18 years old
      Must have a physical disability
      Meet nursing home level of care
      Must need help with personal care or meals
      Must be Medicaid eligible
      Must be able to “self-direct” your own care
  • Can hire & train attendant of your choice:
      Can’t be a spouse
      Have to be registered with Family Care Safety Registry (FCSR)
      Pass criminal background screening

Money Follows the Person
  • Participants must meet the following criteria:
            Have lived in a state habilitation center or nursing facility for a period of at least\
            six months
     Be MO HealthNet eligible in the care facility for at least one month
  • Transition to a house that is leased or owned by the participant or participant’s
       family, or move to residential housing with no more than four individuals living in the
       house


  RAIL is a consumer-controlled, community-based, nonresidential, not- for-
  profit organization providing both individualized services and
  systems advice

  RAIL works toward changing the communities it serves rather than  
  "fixing" the person with a disability

  51% of RAIL's staff & board must have a disability

  RAIL does not use the "medical model" as a means of service delivery