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PACE (Programs of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly)
What is this program?
PACE combines medical, social, and Long-term Care services for frail elderly people who live in and get health care in the community. PACE programs provide all Medically Necessary services, including prescription drugs. PACE is a joint Medicare and Medicaid program that may be available in states that have chosen it as an optional Medicaid benefit. PACE might be a better choice for you instead of getting care through a nursing home. PACE is available only in states that have chosen to offer it under Medicaid.
Who qualifies for this program?
The qualifications for PACE vary from state to state.
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How do I apply for this program?
Call your State Medical Assistance (Medicaid) office to find out if you are eligible and if a PACE site is near you. For more information, see 1-800-MEDICARE Helpline.
You can also visit www.cms.hhs.gov/pace/pacesite.asp on the web for PACE locations and telephone numbers.
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(Primary Source: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services - Medicare and You Handbook 2007. This content may have been added upon by Q1Group LLC to include further examples, explanations, and links.)
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Last updated on: 07/18/2008
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