PACE: Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
PACE: Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) was created as a way to provide you, your family, caregivers, and professional health care providers the flexibility to meet your health care needs and to help you continue living in the community.
An interdisciplinary team of professionals will provide all of the coordinated care you need. These professionals are also experts in working with older people. They will work together with you and your family (if appropriate) to develop your most effective plan of care.
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Why we know this works
Why we know this works
We love PACE because it is truly all inclusive care and is covered by your insurance. This works the best for people who are dual eligible, meaning you're using both Medicare and Medicaid. If this is your situation then you will likely not need to pay anything. If you have Medicare only, there may be an amount to pay monthly. But it is so worth it because all of your care and costs are managed through PACE. They each have a community center, provide transportation, handle your prescriptions, provide access to therapy, do home visits as needed and even help with home modifications and adaptive equipment!
The goal is to make sure that one team of professionals are responsible for your healthcare and everything that might relate to that so they keep you healthy and not just treat you when you are sick.
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