TRU PACE
Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
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Who Qualifies for TRU PACE
Many families aren’t sure at first whether PACE is the right fit — and that’s okay. To enroll in TRU PACE, individuals must meet the following requirements:
- Be at least 55 years old
- Live within the TRU PACE service area
- Be certified by the State of Colorado as needing nursing home-–level care
- Be able to live safely in the community with TRU PACE services at the time of enrollment
Our enrollment team will walk you through these criteria and help you understand what they mean for your situation.
How TRU PACE Works
Enrollment begins with a conversation — not paperwork. We start by learning about your goals, daily routines, and what matters most to you.
Next, the care team completes an assessment to understand medical, social, and home support needs. Once enrolled, care is provided through TRU PACE-contracted providers, with all services coordinated by one team.
Appointments, therapies, and transportation are scheduled for you, and emergency care is covered at any hospital.
TRU PACE
TRU PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) helps older adults stay safe, supported, and active in their community, without having to manage care alone.
TRU PACE brings together preventive, primary, and long-term care in one coordinated plan. Participants receive medical care, transportation, and day center support so they can live as independently as possible — with one team guiding care every step of the way. Interpreter services are available at no cost.
How TRU PACE Helps
Managing health, appointments, and daily needs can feel overwhelming for both older adults and their families. TRU PACE supports people with complex health needs who want to remain in their homes, while helping caregivers navigate decisions with greater confidence and less stress.
Care includes:
- Primary medical care and nursing support
- Rehabilitation therapy and medication management
- Social activities and nutrition support
- Home services when needed
Your care is coordinated by one dedicated team that knows you personally — so you’re not repeating your story or juggling multiple providers.
Service Area
TRU PACE serves families across Boulder and Broomfield counties and portions of Weld, Adams, and Jefferson counties.
You must live within the TRU PACE service area to enroll. Eligibility is determined by ZIP code. Our team is happy to help you check and answer any questions along the way.
Service areas include:
- Boulder County: Lafayette, Boulder, Louisville, Longmont, and surrounding communities
- Weld County: Frederick, Firestone, Dacono, and nearby towns
- Broomfield County
- Adams County
- Jefferson County
A Note About Coverage
Understanding coverage helps families make informed decisions with confidence. TRU PACE participants receive all non-emergency care from TRU PACE network providers. Using providers outside the network without prior approval may result in personal costs.
Participants may disenroll at the end of any month. Our team is always available to talk through coverage questions before or after enrollment.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. PACE is designed to help you stay at home. Care is coordinated through the day center and home visits.
You can discuss this with the enrollment team. PACE provides primary care through its clinicians, and the team explains how this works.
PACE becomes your managed care provider for Medicare and Medicaid services if you qualify.
Your schedule is based on your needs. Some participants come several times a week for care or activities, while others come less often.