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
September 2026 The 2026 Medicare open enrollment window begins Thursday, Oct. 15 and closes Monday, Dec. 7. Seniors and their families have lots of options during this time and can expect calls from all kinds of Medicare Advantage programs. When selecting a program that’s right … Read more
As technology advances, it’s important for healthcare organizations to consider how new tools can benefit the community. PACE Southeast Michigan is always staying up to date on the latest senior-centered technology to serve our participants, protect their privacy and ease caregiver burnout. Roger Anderson, PACE … Read more
August 2026 Diabetes warning signs, symptom management and lifestyle changes that can help Diabetes is a very common chronic disease, especially among aging adults. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that around 35 million Americans live with Type 2 Diabetes. Whether you or someone you … Read more
PACE Southeast Michigan is thankful to be the Detroit Tigers’ August 12 “Charity of the Game!” PACE Southeast Michigan is a nonprofit health plan and provider that serves low-income, chronically ill aging adults 55 and older with all-inclusive health and social services to keep them … Read more
Here’s how to make every bite count July 2026 We all know that eating healthy is important. But as we age, nutrition becomes more than just choosing the “right” foods. Getting older doesn’t necessarily mean eating less. It means making every bite count. As we age, our appetite, activity levels and nutritional needs change. … Read more
July 2026 Older adults with chronic illness can find relief, comfort with a palliative care plan Chronic diseases like kidney failure, cancer, dementia and heart failure can all create daily living challenges, but it is possible to live a full life while experiencing complex medical … Read more
July 2026 Until there’s a cure, there’s dementia care that can help older adults live full lives Many of us know someone who is impacted by dementia. The National Institutes of Health estimates over 6 million Americans have the disease, and family caregivers play an … Read more