Sacramento Seniors Gain Access to Enhanced Healthcare Through New Kaiser Permanente Partnership
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A groundbreaking collaboration between Kaiser Permanente and Habitat Health is bringing a new level of thorough healthcare to Sacramento’s senior population.This innovative partnership offers eligible older adults access to a wide range of medical and social services, designed to help them maintain their independence and thrive within their own homes and communities.
teh program, known as PACE (Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly), provides participants wiht access to Kaiser Permanente’s extensive network of healthcare professionals and cutting-edge medical expertise. Crucially, these services are generally offered at no cost to those who qualify for Medicare and Medi-Cal.
“We are excited to offer a truly differentiated care experience to support the diverse needs of older adults who live here in Sacramento,” said Brad Oglevee, vice president and general manager of habitat Health with Kaiser Permanente Sacramento. “We certainly know that bringing together Kaiser Permanente’s demonstrated expertise delivering complex care with Habitat Health’s dedicated interdisciplinary teams and joyful activities here in our center will provide older adults and their caregivers peace of mind and a sense of community.”
The PACE model, with a history in California dating back to the 1970s, has a proven track record of success. Studies have shown that PACE considerably reduces hospital readmissions, improves symptoms of depression, enhances overall well-being for older adults, lessens the burden on family caregivers, and even helps reduce health disparities. Research consistently supports these positive outcomes.
The new Habitat Health with Kaiser Permanente Sacramento PACE center is actively seeking to enroll eligible participants. This unique program offers a holistic approach to senior care, combining high-quality medical treatment with supportive social services and engaging activities, all designed to promote a fulfilling and independent lifestyle for older adults in the Sacramento area.The program aims to provide a comprehensive solution, addressing both the physical and emotional well-being of its participants.
For more information on eligibility and enrollment, interested individuals and their families are encouraged to contact the Habitat Health with Kaiser Permanente Sacramento PACE center directly. this partnership represents a significant step forward in providing accessible and effective healthcare for seniors in the Sacramento community.
Kaiser Permanente and Habitat Health Expand Senior Care in California
Kaiser Permanente and Habitat Health have announced a groundbreaking partnership to enhance senior care access in California. The collaboration centers on the launch of a new Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) center in Sacramento, marking a significant step towards providing comprehensive and affordable care for older adults.
This innovative PACE model offers a holistic approach, addressing the multifaceted needs of seniors.It goes beyond traditional medical care, incorporating crucial emotional and social support services. The program aims to help seniors maintain their independence and thrive within their communities.
“this partnership seamlessly aligns with Kaiser Permanente’s commitment to improving the health and well-being of our members and communities by providing access to high-quality, affordable care,” said Dr. Jason Gritti,Habitat health with Kaiser Permanente Sacramento’s medical director and Kaiser Permanente primary care physician leader. “The beauty of the PACE model of care is that it allows us to expand our scope of care to address older adults’ medical, emotional, and social needs as a team.”
The Sacramento PACE center represents the first of several planned collaborations between habitat Health and Kaiser Permanente across California, pending necessary regulatory approvals. This expansion signifies a significant investment in improving the lives of California’s aging population.
Individuals interested in learning more about enrolling themselves or a loved one in the Habitat Health with Kaiser Permanente program can contact them at 1-844-664-2248 (TTY: 711) or visit www.habitathealth.com/refer.
About Habitat Health
Habitat Health is dedicated to empowering older adults to manage their health and maintain independence within their homes and communities.They provide comprehensive health insurance coverage, along with medical and social care both in their centers and in participants’ homes. Through strategic partnerships, like the one with Kaiser Permanente, Habitat Health delivers scalable and affordable solutions to meet the evolving needs of an aging population. Their mission is to redefine aging in place, focusing on enhancing well-being and fostering a sense of belonging for participants and their caregivers. For more information, visit www.habitathealth.com.
SOURCE: Habitat Health
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Sacramento Seniors Benefit From expanded Access to Holistic Healthcare
Kaiser Permanente and Habitat Health have partnered to launch a new program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) center in Sacramento. This collaboration aims to provide comprehensive, affordable healthcare tailored to the unique needs of older adults, allowing them to maintain their independence while receiving vital medical and social support.
A Conversation with Dr. Emily Carter on the future of Senior Care in Sacramento
Dr. Emily Carter is a geriatrician and leading expert on elder care, with a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing older adults in the healthcare system. World-Today News senior Editor, Alice Chen,spoke with Dr. Carter about the significance of this new program.
Expanding Access to Quality care
Alice Chen: Dr. Carter, can you tell us about the critical need for a program like PACE in sacramento?
Dr. Emily Carter:
Absolutely.As our aging population grows,the need for accessible and comprehensive senior care becomes increasingly urgent.manny older adults face complex medical needs, coupled with social isolation and financial constraints. PACE offers a truly holistic approach, providing not only medical treatment but also vital social services, transportation assistance, and engaging activities all under one roof.
Addressing the Unique Needs of Seniors
Alice Chen: What makes the PACE model different from customary healthcare for seniors?
Dr. Emily Carter:
PACE goes beyond typical medical care. it recognizes that seniors thrive when they have emotional, social, and community support. The interdisciplinary teams at PACE centers include doctors, nurses, social workers, therapists, and activity specialists who work together to create individualized care plans. This integrated approach helps seniors feel valued, connected, and empowered.
A Community-Based Approach to Healthcare
Alice chen: How does the partnership between Kaiser Permanente and Habitat Health contribute to the success of this program?
Dr. Emily Carter:
This collaboration is a powerful example of community-focused healthcare.kaiser Permanente’s extensive healthcare network and expertise in managing complex medical conditions, combined with Habitat Health’s experience in providing person-centered care and social engagement, create a truly extraordinary program for seniors.
Alice Chen: Dr. Carter, thank you for sharing your insights on this important initiative. We hope this new PACE center will have a lasting positive impact on the lives of seniors in Sacramento.
Dr. Emily Carter:
Thank you for having me. It’s truly exciting to see this innovative approach to senior care coming to Sacramento.
