PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly)
A Medicare and Medicaid program that provides comprehensive medical and social services through a single organization so eligible older adults can continue living in the community.
We currently list 206 licensed pace (program of all-inclusive care for the elderly) providers across 34 states and territories, with 473,125 inspection records in the national dataset.
How PACE costs work
PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) is a Medicare and Medicaid program that bundles medical and social services so eligible older adults can stay in the community. For dual-eligible enrollees who qualify, covered PACE services are typically little or no out-of-pocket cost. That is eligibility-driven, not a local private-pay median for the United States.
- Eligibility (high level): usually age 55+, living in the PACE service area, certified as needing nursing-home level of care, and able to live safely in the community with PACE support at enrollment. States and sites set the exact rules.
- Private-pay case: people who meet clinical/geographic rules but are not on Medicaid may pay a monthly premium set by the PACE organization. Ask the local PACE site for its private-pay rate; we do not invent one.
- Official overview: Medicare.gov PACE.
PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) by state
206 licensed providers across 34 states and territories in this table. Open a state for costs, ratings, and the full directory.
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CMS rating distribution
No CMS star ratings are loaded for pace (program of all-inclusive care for the elderly) in the United States yet. When ratings exist, the 1–5 star distribution appears here.
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Other care types
- Assisted LivingHousing, meals, and help with daily activities, not full nursing care.
- In-Home CareNon-medical help at home with bathing, meals, and companionship, billed hourly.
- Nursing HomesAround-the-clock skilled care for serious health needs, often after a hospital stay.
- Home Health CareDoctor-ordered nursing or therapy delivered at home for a set period.
- Affordable Senior ApartmentsIncome-restricted (affordable) housing for older adults with capped rent.
- Hospice CareComfort-focused care near the end of life, at home or a facility.
- Adult Day CareDaytime supervision and activities at a center, so caregivers get a break.
- Memory CareA secured, staffed setting built for people living with dementia.
- Independent LivingAge-restricted apartments with light services for seniors who live independently.
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC)One campus spanning independent living, assisted living, and nursing care.