PACE Program - Prescription Assistance
The programs work with local, state, and federal agencies to make sure older adults get the help they need. The PACE Application Center helps with filling out and submitting applications to get benefits.
Here’s what they do:
- Reach out to eligible people who haven’t signed up yet and help them apply.
- Make sure people don’t misuse their medicine.
- Help people sign up for other benefits like Medicare Part D, Property Tax and Rent Rebates, SNAP (food help), and LIHEAP (help with heating costs).
If you can’t get PACE or PACENET and are 18 or older, the PACE Clearinghouse can assist with prescription costs and other services like food, housing, and job help.
The Pennsylvania Department of Aging runs the PACE and PACENET Programs and the PACE Clearinghouse, which are funded by the Pennsylvania Lottery.
PACE Provider Bulletins - These bulletins contain information on program policies and guidelines.
PACE Provider Manual - This is applicable to all enrolled providers who can dispense drugs to eligible PACE cardholders.