St. Paul's PACE San Diego

We use a team of qualified, bilingual, caring doctors and staff to provide “all-inclusive” medical, social, nutritional, rehabilitation, home care, and meal services. These healthcare and social service professionals are experts in working with seniors. They work together with St. Paul’s PACE participants and their family members to develop the most effective plan of care.

St. Paul’s PACE provides all the medical care and services covered by Medicare and Medi-Cal, as approved by our team of healthcare professionals, as well as medically-necessary care and services not covered by Medicare and Medi-Cal.

All-inclusive care consists of:

Primary care (including doctor visits & nursing services)

Medical specialty services

Prescription drugs

Durable medical equipment (DME)

Senior day care in our beautiful wellness centers

Health education & nutritional counseling

Rehabilitation therapy (physical /occupational / speech therapy)

Social Services

Mental & Behavioral Health Services

Recreational Therapy

Vision & dental services

Podiatry

Laboratory / X-ray services

Home Care / Personal Care Assistance

Meals

Transportation

Hospital care, as required

Nursing home care, as required

Emergency services (24 hours per day, 7 days a week)

Services are provided as needed and approved by our care team.

PACE Model Of Care

Your St. Paul’s PACE care team members (also known as the Interdisciplinary Team or IDT) is composed of a primary care physician, center manager, registered nurses, physical, occupational and recreational therapists, social worker, dietitian, your home care certified nursing assistant, St. Paul’s PACE center aides, and transportation representatives.

As needed, your care team mobilizes other services including medical specialists, laboratory and other diagnostic tests, and hospital and nursing home care. When you first join St. Paul’s PACE, you will receive an in-depth health assessment from your entire St. Paul’s PACE care team. Additional assessments will happen every six months; when there is a change of condition or when a request for services is made. You and your caregiver(s)/family will continue to play an important role in managing your health and independence.