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GeriPal Podcast: Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE): An Interview with Dan Drake and Jay Luxenberg
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Aging is a part of life and how we talk about it is important. Older adults deserve to feel reflected in and respected by the agencies that serve them.
Today, I was proud to sign a bill that officially changes the name of the Executive Office of Elder Affairs to the Executive…
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Rep. Madaro receives masspace award at EBNHC for spreading PACE Awareness
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis article was originally posted on EastBoston.com. Read the full article here. (East Boston, September 15, 2022) The East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) recently lauded state Representative Adrian Madaro for his leadership on Beacon Hill increasing awareness of the PACE program among individuals seeking long-term services. The EBNHC’s Neighborhood PACE program is a branch […]
Webinar: PACE In Massachusetts
/in Articles, Inside PACE/by masspaceThis video was originally posted on Vimeo. Watch the full video here.
Podcast: Keep up with PACE: Episode 08 Adam Burrows
/in Articles, Inside PACE/by Jennifer MaynardThis podcast was originally posted on Carevention. Listen to the podcast here. Join us for this podcast series, hosted by Ankur Patel, MD, MBA, FAAFP, Chief Medical Officer at Tabula Rasa HealthCare. The podcast focuses on strategies to grow Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) as one of the best models of care […]
Prescription relief leaves out PACE participants; lets change that
/in Policy Priorities/by Jennifer MaynardThis article was originally posted on Mcknights Home Care. Read the full article here. Among the benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act is a cap on out-of-pocket spending on Part D prescriptions for Medicare beneficiaries. The legislation sets the cap at $2,000 annually. This is a positive step toward reducing the healthcare burden for seniors […]