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PACE Program
Information about the PACE Program.
What Is PACE?
PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is an integrated Medicare and Medicaid long-term-care program for qualifying older adults. PACE is different from hiring an independent home-care agency — the PACE organization coordinates the participant's overall care through an interdisciplinary care team.
General PACE Requirements
General requirements for PACE participation include:
- Age 55 or older
- Meeting applicable Medicaid long-term-care eligibility criteria
- Living in the service area of a PACE organization
- Being able to live safely in the community at enrollment
What PACE May Coordinate
Through its interdisciplinary care team, PACE may coordinate:
- Medical care
- Personal care
- Adult day health
- Therapies
- Medications
- In-home care
- Transportation
- Hospital care
- Nursing-facility care when needed
- Other medically necessary services
Program information can change. Eligibility, services, and authorization are determined by the applicable government agency, health plan, or administering organization.
Common Questions
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