More care.
More connection.
More life at home.
Community PACE brings medical care, therapies, medications, transportation and everyday support together in one coordinated program — so older adults can keep living in the community they know.
Care built around the life you want to keep living.
PACE stands for Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. Instead of navigating doctors, prescriptions, transportation, therapy and home support separately, participants have one team coordinating their care.
Stay connected to home
Support is designed to help eligible participants continue living in their home and community for as long as possible.
Care for the whole person
Medical needs are only part of the picture. PACE coordinates physical, emotional, social and everyday support.
Less to coordinate alone
Your interdisciplinary team works together on one individualized plan instead of leaving families to connect the pieces.
So much of your care can happen through one program.
CONNECTS
THE DOTS
A room full of people thinking about one person: you.
PACE care is coordinated by an interdisciplinary team that meets regularly to discuss each participant and adjust support as needs change.
Start with four simple questions.
Eligibility is based on age, location, care needs and the ability to live in the community with PACE support. Our intake team can help families understand the details.
A thoughtful path into care.
You don't have to figure everything out before calling. The intake process gives you and your family time to learn about PACE while the team learns about you.
Start a conversation
Call, email or send a referral. The intake team begins with a few questions and explains the program.
Meet at home
An initial in-home visit helps the team understand health concerns, daily challenges and goals.
Complete assessments
Social work and home-care assessments help determine needs and program eligibility.
Visit & enroll
Tour the PACE Center, meet the care team and, if PACE is the right fit, finalize enrollment and a start date.
“PACE has changed my life. I now have access to medical professionals in a timely manner, I have a family at PACE when I am not at home, I feel supported, and I have made so many new friends.”— Community PACE Participant
Local care across seven Michigan counties.
Community PACE serves eligible participants in Lake, Mason, Mecosta, Montcalm, Newaygo, Oceana and Osceola counties, including specified service-area ZIP codes.
Wondering whether PACE could help someone you love?
Start with a conversation. Our intake team can answer questions, talk through eligibility and help you understand what comes next.