Blog: 'PACE Setters' Lead the Way to Accelerated Growth and Access
The National PACE Association published an update on the progress of the PACE 2.0 project.
"The PACE 2.0 project of the National PACE Association (NPA) is working with PACE organizations that are setting the pace for growth to learn how they are achieving faster growth and broader reach in their communities. These 'PACE Setters' are setting new standards for monthly net enrollments, growth rates and market penetration in the communities they serve."
"The first two quarters of 2019 saw Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE®) nationally serve an additional 1,834 participants, bringing the total estimated number of participants to 50,955 in June."
To read NPA's post, click here.
To learn more about PACE 2.0, click here.
To learn more about JAHF support of the PACE 2.0 project, click here.