About PACE PACE stands for the Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly. The PACE model of care can be traced to the early 1970s, when the Chinatown-North Beach community of San Francisco saw the pressing needs for long-term care services by families whose elders had immigrated from Italy, China, and the Philippines. Community…
Humans are social. It’s in our nature. Think of some of your happiest days…..was it in the classroom as a child? At a holiday dinner with your family? Or maybe taking a vacation with a group of friends? Time together can bring happiness and joy. As we age, children grow. They leave the house. Friends…
PACE is a program for adults ages 55 and older who have complex or chronic health care needs. You may have a spouse, a neighbor or a parent who needs PACE. This means you play an important role in their care. Together with PACE, we can make a positive difference in your loved one’s life.…
Are you or a loved one struggling with high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, or maybe even a few of these conditions? Maybe your loved one has dementia or rheumatoid arthritis? Chronic conditions can be debilitating and confusing. What is the best plan of action? How can you get help when you can’t get an…
Maybe you’re slowing down a little. You’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, high blood pressure or you’ve become a little forgetful. Your doctor may be recommending that you look at nursing homes or think about moving in with family. But you’re not ready. You want to remain living at home. In your own home. PACE…
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In-patient behavioral health services are designed to provide a safe, secure environment in which older adults can receive the care they need. These services involve 24-hour monitoring by professionals and intensive treatment for acute mental health issues or behavioral problems. They may include individual therapy, group therapy, family counseling, medication management, and other supportive services. …
Primary care specialists can also provide a range of services that are specifically geared toward older adults to improve their quality of life. The Benefits of Primary Care Specialists for Older Adults with Complex Medical Conditions Coordinated Care Disease Prevention Comprehensive Management Supportive Counseling Education and Advocacy Coordination of Social Services Convenience Cost Savings Personalized…
Senior rehabilitation services provide a range of benefits for seniors and their families. These include improved physical, mental, and emotional well-being, as well as increased social engagement. Additionally, senior rehabilitation services can help seniors maintain independence for longer by providing support with activities of daily living such as medication management, bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, and…
