Life Coordinated outlines Commonwealth PACE services for Marshall County seniors
Keith Travis of Life Coordinated presented Commonwealth PACE, a program offering transportation, meals, on-site medical staff and in-home supports to enable older adults in six counties (including Marshall) to remain at home. Travis said enrollment costs seniors nothing and cited audits and capacity plans.
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Keith Travis, a representative of Life Coordinated, told the Marshall County Fiscal Court on Aug. 17 that the program’s mission is “to help seniors live a longer, more productive life in their home.” He described Commonwealth PACE (Providing All-inclusive Care for the Elderly) as an accredited program that serves residents 55 and older in six counties, including Marshall, and said the Marshall County facility has about 50 members now and room for hundreds more.
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