Program of All-Inclusive Care
Overview
The Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) helps adults ages 55+ who are living with chronic health care needs and/or disabilities receive community-based health care services and supports. By providing flexibility in how participants' health care needs are met, PACE can often assist people meeting functional nursing home level of care to stay in their own homes and communities longer than otherwise possible.
PACE Requirements
DMAS, as stipulated in the 12VAC30-50-355, requires that any expansion of PACE, shall be on a schedule and within an area determined solely at the discretion of DMAS through a Request for Applications (RFA) process. No organization shall begin any new PACE program without going through the RFA process.
PACE Data
To view PACE demographics for the entire program such as total enrollees, ethnicity, gender, and age groups, view the Medicaid / FAMIS Enrollment dashboard. Select the Program dropdown and check only PACE.
Request For Applications
Additional Information
For additional information please visit the links below
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and National PACE Association
Virginia PACE works in partnership with other organizations to ensure the health, safety and welfare of its participants. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) and the National PACE Association (NPA) are instrumental in helping DMAS, the state administering agency and Virginia PACE programs carry out the services that help participants live safely and appropriately in their homes and communities.