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PACE Providers Shift Services Toward the Home Amid Nation’s Long-Term Care Overhaul
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis was originally posted on homehealthcarenews.com. Read the full article here. The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed a dire need to rethink how and where Americans age, most long-term care experts agree. Investing in small-home senior living and “nursing homes without walls” are among the several innovative ideas that have been floated over the past year. […]
PACE program assists with care, transportation
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceTo view and download a PDF version of this article, written by Melissa Erickson, click here.
Free program supports Massachusetts seniors living at home
/in Articles, In the News/by masspaceThis was originally posted on WCVB.com. Read the full post and watch the video here. COVID-19 has dramatically impacted older adults, through illness or the isolation often needed to keep them healthy. In Massachusetts, a free program is supporting those able to stay in their homes by partnering with families as the pandemic continues to […]
A Safe Alternative to Nursing Homes
/in Articles, In the News/by Jennifer MaynardIn a 2018 blog post, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) describes PACE as “safe alternative to nursing homes.” While posted in 2018, this post is more relevant than ever in light of the COVID-19 crisis. More than 1.8 million seniors over the age of 65 in the United States live in supportive care facilities, […]