What is the PACE program?

The Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is a comprehensive care model designed to help older adults remain safely independent in their own homes by providing a full range of health and support services, including medical, dental, therapy, and social services, as well as transportation and in-home assistance.

How will the InnovAge and Tampa General Hospital partnership benefit seniors in the Tampa Bay region?

The partnership aims to help seniors in Hillsborough, Pasco, and Hernando counties maintain independent living at home by providing coordinated, comprehensive healthcare services, including in-home, medical, and social assistance, at minimal or no cost.

What is the goal of the InnovAge and Tampa General Hospital joint venture?

The goal of the partnership is to expand access to the PACE program in the Tampa Bay region, delivering coordinated health services to ailing seniors and supporting them in maintaining independent living at home.

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InnovAge and Tampa General Hospital Expand PACE Access in Tampa Bay

12 Nov

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InnovAge and Tampa General Hospital form joint venture to expand PACE in Florida
Partnership aims to help seniors maintain independent living at home
PACE provides comprehensive in-home, medical, and social assistance

InnovAge and Tampa General Hospital Expand PACE Access in Tampa Bay

As of November 12, 2025, InnovAge, a provider of senior care through the PACE program, and Tampa General Hospital (TGH) have formed a joint venture to expand access to PACE in Florida's Tampa Bay region. This partnership is focused on delivering coordinated health services to ailing seniors across Hillsborough, Pasco, and Hernando counties.

Through this collaboration, InnovAge and TGH are working to support seniors in maintaining independent living at home by providing a full range of in-home, medical, and social assistance, including for those who are dual eligible under Medicare and Medicaid, at minimal or no cost. InnovAge's CEO, Patrick Blair, states that this integrated model brings "peace of mind to participants and their families and reduces the burden on state and federal partners."