Alexian Brothers PACE is a Community-based Alternative to Nursing Home Care. PACE is a coordinated health and social services program that enables frail seniors to remain in their own homes and communities rather than moving to nursing homes. The purpose of PACE is to serve the elderly residents of Hamilton County with a healthcare model including senior home care, adult daycare and specialized geriatric medical care.
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425 Cumberland Street Chattanooga, TN 37404-1909
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Who is eligible?
Individuals who are:
Age 55 or older
Living in Hamilton County, Tennessee
Assessed by the PACE interdisciplinary team
As being appropriate for PACE services
Certified by TennCare as eligible for nursing home level of care
Services available at the PACE Center include:
Physician services
Nursing
Social Work
Physical therapy
Occupational therapy
Speech therapy
Recreational therapy and social activities
Nutrition counseling
Personal care (bathing and grooming)
Spiritual care
Transportation and escort to and from the PACE Center
Meals
Services available at home include:
24-hour on-call physician services
Home health care services
Personal care (bathing and grooming)
Homemaker/chore services
Home-delivered meals
Adaptation of the home for disability
Other services include:
Audiology and hearing aids
Dentistry
Optometry and eyeglasses
Foot care
Mental health/substance abuse
Referrals for all physician specialties
Prescription medications
Preventive health services
Non-emergency transportation
Lab tests and procedures
Medical equipment and supplies
Radiology services
Outpatient surgery
Emergency room care
Ambulance transportation
Inpatient services include:
Hospital
Mental health/substance abuse
Physician services
Nursing Home
All services must be approved by the PACE team. Cost for unauthorized or out of network services may be the responsibility of the participant.
Additional Information
Once a participant is enrolled in the program, Alexian Brothers Community Services provides all necessary health care services. Most care is delivered in an adult day center setting, preserving the participant's home, family, and lifestyle.
Through a multi-disciplinary team made up of physicians, nurses, medical social workers, health aides, transportation providers, rehabilitation therapists, dietitians and others, an exclusive plan of care is determined for every participant with a preventive approach. Progress is constantly monitored for each participant to keep problems to a minimum and help avert health catastrophes.
If you are caring for an elderly loved one, it's time to find out what PACE can do for you and your family.
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Sandra
While Pace has good points. There are also some bad points. Both of my parents at some point participated in Pace. My mother's diabetes medication was stopped without notifying me when she was in a nursing home. When I scheduled a meeting with Dr. Panda she said that most participants live about 5 years after entering their program. No one is God to say such a thing unless people are being helped along. My father was in a nursing home under their care. I asked to see his medical chart and standifer place refused eventhough I had health power of attorney. He also died within two weeks of receiving a shingles shot that Pace wanted to give him. Stay on top of the medical care for your loved ones. Also, the state is more interested in collecting the assets of the elderly when they die than the care received. You must transfer assets 5 years to other family members prior to the death of your parents or what your parents worked hard to have all goes to the state.
6 years ago
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REVIEWS
Listing Reviews
Sandra
While Pace has good points. There are also some bad points. Both of my parents at some point participated in Pace. My mother's diabetes medication was stopped without notifying me when she was in a nursing home. When I scheduled a meeting with Dr. Panda she said that most participants live about 5 years after entering their program. No one is God to say such a thing unless people are being helped along. My father was in a nursing home under their care. I asked to see his medical chart and standifer place refused eventhough I had health power of attorney. He also died within two weeks of receiving a shingles shot that Pace wanted to give him. Stay on top of the medical care for your loved ones. Also, the state is more interested in collecting the assets of the elderly when they die than the care received. You must transfer assets 5 years to other family members prior to the death of your parents or what your parents worked hard to have all goes to the state.