PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) in New Hampshire
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How PACE costs work in New Hampshire
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 New Hampshire.
- 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.
New Hampshire licensing & regulation
Medicaid & local resources in New Hampshire
Long-Term Care Ombudsman
New Hampshire Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program helps residents of nursing homes, assisted living, and similar settings in New Hampshire resolve concerns about care and rights.
Official Ombudsman locator / program page
Source: State LTC Ombudsman.GOVMedicaid HCBS / LTSS programs
Named programs below are from official state Medicaid agency pages. We list eligibility dollar amounts and wait lists only when a primary source is cited.
- Choices for Independence Waiver. New Hampshire 1915(c) Choices for Independence Waiver for adults 65+ and adults 18–64 with physical/other disabilities (CMS factsheet).
Free national starting points. Official sites only; we do not scrape these directories.
- Eldercare Locator · 800-677-1116
Free nationwide connection to local aging services.
- 211
Local health and human services referrals.
- NCOA BenefitsCheckUp
Screen for benefits you may qualify for.
- DIAL
ACL Disability Information and Access Line.
- VA health benefits
Veterans health care and long-term care programs.
Cities in New Hampshire
- Manchester
- Nashua
- Concord
- Dover
- Rochester
- Keene
- Portsmouth
- Derry
- Laconia
- Lebanon
- Claremont
- Londonderry
- Somersworth
- Durham
- Hampton
- Exeter
- Berlin
- Milford
- Franklin
- Hanover
- Hudson
- South Hooksett
- Hooksett
- Newmarket
- Suncook
- East Merrimack
- Plymouth
- Newport
- Pinardville
- Littleton
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- Farmington
- Conway
- Raymond
- Goffstown
- Jaffrey
- Tilton Northfield
- Henniker
- Epping
- Meredith
- Hampton Beach
- Peterborough
- Wolfeboro
- Lancaster
- Bristol
- Gorham
- North Conway
- Enfield
- Pittsfield
- Hillsborough
- Hinsdale
- Whitefield
- Woodsville
- Ashland
- Belmont
- Contoocook
- Sanbornville
- Winchester
- New London
- Colebrook
- Antrim
- West Swanzey
- Troy
- Bethlehem
- Marlborough
- Wilton
- Seabrook Beach
- Lincoln
- Greenville
- Groveton
- Lisbon
- North Haverhill
- Amherst
- Charlestown
- Loudon
- Center Ossipee
- North Walpole
- Walpole
- Klondike Corner
- North Woodstock
- Bradford
- Milton
- Mountain Lakes
- Warner
- Bennington
- Melvin Village
- West Stewartstown
- Bartlett
- New Hampton
- Newfields
- Alton
- Canaan
- New Boston
- Suissevale
- Plainfield
- Francestown
- Hancock
- Union
- Center Sandwich
- Blodgett Landing
- Milton Mills
PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) providers in New Hampshire
We don't have licensed PACE organizations listed for New Hampshire yet.
We're adding providers on a rolling basis from CMS and state licensing data. Check back soon, or browse nearby cities below.
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Which cities in New Hampshire have PACE listings?
We track 100 New Hampshire cities for PACE. See the city list on this page for options near you.
How to cite this page
Cite this: According to ElderCareCosts' 2026 index, licensed PACE organizations in New Hampshire are listed with government-sourced data. State median cost not yet published.
APA: ElderCareCosts Research. (n.d.). PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) in New Hampshire. ElderCareCosts. Retrieved September 18, 2026, from https://www.eldercarecosts.com/pace/new-hampshire/
Chicago: ElderCareCosts Research. "PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) in New Hampshire." ElderCareCosts. Accessed September 18, 2026. https://www.eldercarecosts.com/pace/new-hampshire/.
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