PACE Southeast Michigan Awarded Over $430,000 in Grants for Older Adults, Including a Mobile Clinic Pilot
PACE Southeast Michigan announced it has been awarded more than $430,000 in grants to support older adults, expand its scope of care and invest in education for its team. The organization published the breakdown on November 12.
One pilot will bring care directly to homebound seniors. The Michigan Health Endowment Fund gave $300,000, the Metro Health Foundation gave $50,000 and the Senior Men's Club of Birmingham & Bloomfield Foundation gave $8,000, for a combined $358,000 to run a mobile clinic for two years.
Launching in 2027, the clinic will serve PACE Southeast Michigan participants in the City of Detroit and bring the team to participants' front doors. The two-year pilot will explore the impact of offering the program's wraparound services from participants' homes.
A separate grant of nearly $73,000 from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund will fund behavioral health education and skills training for key team members who support participants' behavioral health. The organization lists its enrollment phone number as (855) 445-4554.
Source: PACE Southeast Michigan
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