Your cost depends on your financial situation.

• If your monthly income is less than $3000, there may be no cost for PACE
• If you have KanCare or Medicaid, you may have no monthly fee.
• If you have Medicare, without KanCare or Medicaid, you will pay a monthly fee.

We try to keep your costs as low as possible. PACE is covered by Medicare and KanCare, for people who are eligible.

Monthly premium - People with KanCare may pay nothing, or a small monthly fee, depending on income.

Private Pay - People with Medicare, who are not eligible for KanCare, pay a flat monthly fee. This fee does not change with the amount of care provided.

PACE enrolls new participants all year long.

First, we'll talk on the phone to explain PACE and learn your needs.

Second, we'll visit your home to discuss your health and how PACE can help.

If you decide to apply, the State of Kansas will decide if you can enroll based on your medical needs.

PACE is available in select cities in these counties in Kansas. Use our zip code lookup to see if we’re in your area.

Douglas
Franklin
Harvey
Jackson
Jefferson
Johnson
Leavenworth
Lyon
Marion
Marshall
McPherson
Miami
Nemaha
Osage
Ottawa
Reno
Rice
Saline
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Pottawatomie
Wabaunsee
Wyandotte

Many PACE participants get PACE for free in Kansas because they are medically qualified, live in a PACE service area, and are enrolled in Medicaid (called KanCare in our state).

Kansas recently increased the income limits for people enrolling in Medicaid (called KanCare in our state). The primary income and asset limits for 2025 are:

• Your income limit is $2,901 per month, and your assets (excluding home and car) are less than $2,000.

No, because PACE covers all your care, so you don’t need an insurance plan.

PACE provides all Medicare and Medicaid benefits, and more.

When you enroll in PACE, you no longer need a separate healthcare insurance plan for any medical needs, or for dental, vision. You no longer need a drug plan for prescriptions or medications. It is all included in PACE.

PACE is all-in-one care. PACE is reimbursed by Medicare and Medicaid directly for your care.

You are always in control. If you want to leave PACE and go back to Medicare and Medicaid insurance plans, you can do so.

Yes. We encourage our participants to involve their families in their care planning and ongoing support. Our team can coordinate with your family members if you like.

You are always in control. If you want to leave PACE and go back to Medicare and Medicaid insurance plans, you can do so.

PACE is a complete healthcare program with doctors, nurses and therapists who are experts in the health of older adults.

You will have a new primary care doctor or nurse practitioner. They have an entire care team at their disposal, in the same location - an advantage other doctors and nurses do not have.

Our doctors and nurses will spend time with you and get to know you personally.

PACE has a full network of specialists who coordinate your care with us. Your specialist may already be part of the PACE network.

No, because PACE is a complete health program. PACE is an all-in-one service.

To receive any PACE benefit, you will need to be fully enrolled in the PACE healthcare plan.

No, unfortunately PACE can not provide housing or funds for housing.