Arkansas DHS PACE Information
State information about PACE eligibility and Arkansas PACE locations.
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Information that stays useful
APA serves as a resource for families, providers, policymakers, and communities interested in coordinated care that helps older Arkansans remain at home.
Broad, institutional advocacy
The Arkansas PACE Association supports education and collaboration around policies and systems that affect PACE access, quality, and sustainability. The Association’s public role is to help people understand the PACE model and provide informed perspective when long-term care, aging services, and community-based care are being discussed.
This site is designed as an evergreen resource. It does not publish legislative alerts, campaign material, bill trackers, or dated announcements.
For providers and policymakers
PACE sits at the intersection of Medicare, Medicaid, health care delivery, transportation, home support, and long-term services. APA can help connect interested stakeholders with Arkansas PACE organizations and national resources.
Evergreen links
Helpful PACE Resources
CMS PACE Information
Federal overview and program information from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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Consumer-facing explanation of PACE eligibility, services, and costs.
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Federal Medicaid information about PACE and state-administered long-term services.
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National information about the PACE model, member organizations, and policy resources.
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Start with the Arkansas program nearest the prospective participant's home.
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