Stay in the home you love, see us for the care you need
When you enroll in PACE Southeast Michigan, our expert team works with you to develop a personalized care plan as unique as you are. It includes medical care, social care and much more in our health center and in your home.
A comprehensive lineup of older adult services that helps you stay healthier
Managing multiple medical appointments can be overwhelming, especially when they involve traveling to multiple offices. At PACE Southeast Michigan, program participants can receive care from audiologists, dentists, podiatrists and other specialty providers right in our health centers.
Instead of coordinating transportation to multiple appointments across town, participants can access many of the services they need in the same place they get their primary care and enjoy social activities. This convenient, coordinated approach saves time, reduces stress and helps ensure participants receive the care they need without unnecessary barriers. Specialty providers collaborate closely with PACE Southeast Michigan’s interdisciplinary care team, creating a more seamless experience and personalized care plan for each participant.
By bringing specialty care under one roof, we’re helping older adults focus less on navigating the health care system and more on living safely and independently in the homes and communities they love.
Some of the services below are provided in our health centers, but participants have access to all the services available below:
- On call, 24-hour physician coverage, 365 days a year
- Primary care
- Nursing care
- Pharmacy/medications
- Dental, vision, podiatry and audiology services provided in our clinics
- Medical equipment and supplies
- Psychiatric care
- Wound care
- Health education
- End-of-life care
- Hospital care
- Emergency services
- Women’s health services
- Laboratory services
- X-rays and diagnostic services
- End-stage renal disease services
- Health centers and other recreational activities
- Social work services
- Spiritual care support
- Behavioral health care
- Family/caregiver support services
- Transportation to and from health centers and medically necessary appointments
- Rehabilitation therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Speech therapy
- Prosthetics/orthotics
- Durable medical equipment, including wheelchairs, oxygen, diabetic testing supplies and more
- Skilled home health services
- Nutritional counseling
- Medicare- and Medicaid-covered services
- Other services determined as necessary by the IDT
- Nutritional counseling
- Dietary supplements
- Meals served in day health centers
- Nutritious and delicious take-home meals
Reliable transportation is more than getting from one place to another. For older adults, it can mean staying connected to medical care, maintaining independence and continuing to participate in everyday life. At PACE Southeast Michigan, transportation is an essential part of our whole-person care model.
Coordinated rides to our centers and other medical appointments are part of each PACE Southeast Michigan participant’s personalized care plan. Drivers work closely with interdisciplinary care team members like primary care providers, nurses, therapists and social workers. This approach helps reduce barriers and ensures participants can access the services they need.
Our drivers often become familiar and trusted faces for participants. Friendly interactions and consistent support can make a meaningful difference, especially for aging adults who may otherwise experience isolation or difficulty traveling alone.
The care at PACE Southeast Michigan extends beyond the clinical services. Transportation support is one more way we help older adults continue living safely in the homes and communities they know and love.
A care team that puts the focus on you.
Our team features a group of dedicated and experienced health professionals who will work with you and your caregivers to create a complete, personalized care plan designed around your medical, physical and social needs.
Your team cares for a small number of people. They get to know you, your health and your professional needs. You and your family participate and become part of the team as you collectively develop and update your plan of care and your goals in the program.
Your PACE care team includes:
- Center director: Oversee day-to-day operations of the day health center and ensure participants are receiving high-quality care.
- Center manager: Works closely with you and your caregiver to ensure you receive the resources you need from our program.
- Primary care physician: Oversees your entire health care plan.
- Nurses: Work closely with you and your physician to provide the medical care you need.
- Home care coordinators: Coordinate support services in your home.
- Physical and occupational therapists: Help you stay active and meet personal fitness goals.
- Dietitian: Makes sure your meals and dietary needs are met.
- Social workers: Assist with everything from finding community resources to emotional support.
- Recreational therapists: Help guide you through activities, groups and field trips.
- Pharmacist: Makes sure all your medication works together to ensure optimal health.
- Transportation manager: Schedules your transportation to and from our day center and all medical transportation.
For more information about PACE Southeast Michigan or to speak to one of our elder care representatives, please call (855) 445-4554 or fill out our contact form.