Hospice Savannah opens first of its kind PACE program in Georgia
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Hospice Savannah has opened Georgia's first PACE program, offering comprehensive care—primary care, therapies, medications, transportation and adult day services—to people 55 and older who qualify for nursing-home-level care but wish to stay in their community.
PACE (Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is an established Medicare/Medicaid model; this is its first location in Georgia. Enrollment is now open.
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