The PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) program was created to help people 55 and older remain in their home instead of moving to a nursing facility. This integrated care model ...

Nonprofit senior care organization McGregor PACE has expanded to Summit County by opening a location on the Ohio Living ...

PACE is a Medicaid program that provides an alternative to long-term institutionalization and nursing homes by providing community-based health care services for the elderly.

Given the track record of good outcomes and savings, policy leaders must do more to promote growth of for-profit PACE ...

Total Senior Care enrolls individuals 55 years and older who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid and the services offered by the PACE program. Not every individual qualifies, but if you feel you or ...

PACE and similar programs that keep seniors out of nursing homes as long as possible also appeal to state and federal lawmakers and health officials trying to restrain the growth in medical spending.

PACE (short for "Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly") is an excellent, free program for eligible elders who prefer to stay home over going to residential nursing care.

PACE program allows fragile seniors to be cared for at home. PACE is an acronym for Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. "The PACE model allows for wrap-around medical and social ...

Despite PACE's long history, the program remained relatively small over the years. More than 75 programs have been set up around the country, serving about 21,000 enrollees nationwide.

CenterLight Healthcare’s PACE program hosted its annual carnival at its Rockaway Parkway location, bringing together seniors ...

LIFE Senior Services activities director Amberly Villegas talks with Geneva Boling at her house during a visit as part of the PACE program in Tulsa on Wednesday.