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End the PACE Part D Penalty

Congress must end the PACE Part D penalty so more Medicare enrollees can benefit from PACE’s coordinated approach to complex care.

Congress Has the Power

Only Congress has the power to fix the Part D glitch so more Medicare enrollees can afford to participate
in PACE.

Common-Sense Legislation

Approving bipartisan, common-sense legislation to end the PACE Part D penalty would allow more Medicare enrollees with complex conditions to benefit from PACE.

Cost Savings for Seniors

Under the PACE Part D Choice Act, some PACE participants could see savings of more than $11,000 a year in premiums.

Congress: Make PACE Affordable for More Older Adults with Complex Needs

End the PACE Part D Penalty—fix the glitch.
Level the Part D Playing Field.

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End the PACE Part D Penalty

Congress Has the Power

Common-Sense Legislation

Cost Savings for Seniors

Congress: Make PACE Affordable for More Older Adults with Complex Needs

How PACE Could Cover More Older Adults

Prevalence of Seniors With Dementia Shows Need for More Support

Elderly San Diegans require all-inclusive care. PACE shows how it's done.

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