November 2026 What to expect when you visit one of our health centers PACE Southeast Michigan’s health centers serve as one-stop shops for the support and services our participants need. Our centers provide the convenient care and opportunities for seniors to find belonging. All the … Read more
November 2026 See the data behind our mission to keep seniors independent There isn’t another healthcare model quite like the Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly. The proactive, forward-thinking mindset the over 200 PACE programs in the United States use delivers results for tens … Read more
November 2026 Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib visited PACE Southeast Michigan in Dearborn in November 2026 to meet team members and program participants while seeing the PACE model up close. PACE’s all-inclusive model is unique, and our team often says it needs to be seen for it … Read more
October 2026 What an incredible day we had on the Detroit Riverwalk! Thank you to everyone who joined us on October 25 for the 2026 Set the PACE 5K, presented by Henry Ford Health. We’re grateful to every runner, walker, volunteer and supporter who helped … Read more
October 2026 Media ContactGovernment Affairs and Communications Officer Shelby Tankersley Shelby.Tankersley@pacesemi.org248-223-7349 CENTER LINE, MI – PACE Southeast Michigan in Center Line, 25420 Van Dyke Ave., hosted community leaders and organization partners for a grand opening Friday, Oct. 25. This health center for seniors is an … Read more
October 2026 Technology can do more than keep us connected with family and friends. The right tools can make everyday tasks easier, support independence and help older adults feel more confident at home. At PACE Southeast Michigan, we believe the right support can help older … Read more
How community and care can improve health, quality of life for older adultsOct. 2026 Mental health is an important part of healthy aging, especially for older adults who are homebound and may experience increased loneliness, social isolation or reduced physical activity. Loneliness and feelings of … Read more
September 2026 The flu can be more serious as we age. Here’s what you can do to protect your health and independence. When you think of the flu, you may picture a fever, cough, body aches and a few days spent in bed. But for … Read more
September 2026 Older adults can use seasonal foods to support energy, immune health and more this autumn Our team at PACE Southeast Michigan thinks fall is one of the best times to live in Michigan – we love the cider, donuts, Detroit Lions football and … Read more
September 2026 Stay healthy and safe this cold and flu season Cold and flu season can be frustrating and stressful – nobody likes getting sick. But for aging adults, catching the flu or a cold comes with greater risk. Older adults are more likely to … Read more