Valir PACE

Valir PACE is a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly, designed to help seniors 55+ with chronic healthcare needs live independently in their communities. The program offers a holistic approach, combining medical care, therapy, and social activities to enhance quality of life. Participants benefit from personalized care plans, preventive services, and a supportive environment that reduces hospitalizations and ER visits. Valir PACE is an excellent alternative to institutional care, focusing on keeping seniors healthy and active at home. The program includes transportation, meals, and a variety of activities like Laughing Yoga and Bowling, ensuring participants stay engaged and socially connected.

Valir PACE provides a wide range of services tailored to individual needs. Medical services include primary and specialty care, dental, vision, and mental health support, with 24/7 on-call personnel. Skilled therapy options encompass physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with durable medical equipment and mobile meal delivery. Home care services offer personal care assistance, respite care, and transportation. Social activities at the day center promote interaction and well-being. The interdisciplinary team, including doctors, nurses, therapists, and social workers, ensures comprehensive care. Nutritional plans and education are also part of the program, supporting overall health and independence.

Valir PACE is located at 721 NW 6th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. The program accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, with financial responsibilities varying based on individual eligibility. Transportation is provided for participants, including door-to-door rides to the day center and medical appointments. The center offers nutritious meals and snacks, with activities adjusted monthly to cater to diverse interests. For more information or to inquire about eligibility, contact Valir PACE at +1405-609-3688. The program requires participants to be at least 55 years old and certified to need nursing home-level care, with a physical and medical assessment conducted by the PACE team.