Hospice News August 12, 2024
Jim Parker

Blue Ridge Hospice is launching its first Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) program, which will begin accepting participants on Sept. 1.

The program is branded as Blue Ridge Independence at Home, designed to offer seniors a “comprehensive” suite of services to address medical and nonmedical needs and help them stay in their homes, the organization indicated.

The launch reflects a longstanding trend of hospices diversifying their services to include upstream care, an area in which PACE programs are gaining ground.

“Our desire to get into the PACE program was driven by a need to make the continuum of care more smooth for the frail aging population, particularly those who may be among the most vulnerable. As a...

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