Home Health Care News May 20, 2024
Andrew Donlan

BoldAge PACE – a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) operator – is expanding, led by a leadership team filled with multiple home health and hospice veterans.

In May, the company opened two new locations in Kentucky and Indiana, and the plan is to open up more locations in short order. As of right now, it has 14 locations spanning coast to coast, located in California, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, South Carolina, Florida and New Jersey.

PACE is a community-based care model, generally for dual-eligible beneficiaries. PACE operators take the full risk of care for their members, and provide an all-encompassing set of services, including traditional home-based care services – either themselves or through partnerships.

The model was...

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