Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)
WA DSHS HCLA
PACE is a comprehensive health and social services program for older adults who would otherwise need nursing-home-level care but can still live safely in the community. In Washington, PACE is delivered by Providence ElderPlace, International Community Health Services, and PNW PACE Partners. Participants get coordinated medical care, day-program services, and help with daily activities through a single team.
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Where to get this in Washington
3 organizations deliver this program. Coverage varies, so check the area each one serves.
ICHS PACE serves Asian/Pacific Islander older adults and other eligible King County residents with comprehensive medical and social services through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. Located at the Ron Chew Healthy Aging and Wellness Center on Beacon Hill in Seattle.
PNW PACE Partners is the third contracted PACE provider in Washington, serving Pierce County from a single center in Tacoma. PACE delivers comprehensive coordinated medical and social services to adults 55+ who qualify for nursing-home level of care but can live safely in the community.
Providence PACE is the largest PACE provider in Washington, with seven centers across King, Snohomish, and Spokane counties. PACE wraps medical care, social services, day programs, meals, and transportation into one package for adults 55+ who would otherwise need nursing-home-level care.
Source www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa/home-and-community-services/services-help-adult-remain-hom