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September 9, 2010

State Agencies

Department of Health and Senior Services - For information about Home Health or Hospice

Division of Senior Services - For information about Home Care Services

Disease & Illness Associations

American Cancer Society

American Diabetes Association

American Heart Association

Arthritis Foundation

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

National Multiple Sclerosis Society

National Stroke Association

St. Louis Alzheimer's Association

National Associations

AARP

National Association for Home Care

National Family Caregivers Association

National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization

Family Care Safety Registry

Missouri's Family Care Safety Registry was established by law to protect children, elderly, and the physically or mentally disabled in this state and to promote family and community safety by providing background information on potential caregivers.

For Workers:

Instructions for how to register with FCSR

For Employers & Families:

Identify if a person is an FCSR registrant. To see if a current or prospective employee is registered, enter their social security number (without dashes or spaces) in the form submission box.

Request an FCSR Employee Background Screening Report

After checking to see that an employee is registered with the FCSR, you may request an FCSR Employee Background Screening Report by:

The FCSR asks that if requests are made for more than three employees, providers should use the request form and submit the information by mail, fax or electronically. If an employee is registered, it takes about two days to process a background screening request.