Ohio Administrative Code
Title 173 - Department of Aging
Chapter 173-50 - PACE Program
Section 173-50-01 - PACE: introduction and definitions
Current through all regulations passed and filed through March 18, 2024
(A) Introduction: Chapter 173-50 of the Administrative Code regulates PACE. PACE is a managed-care program that provides its participants with all of their necessary health care, medical care, and ancillary services in acute, sub-acute, institutional, and community settings. Examples of PACE services are primary and specialty care, adult day services, personal care services, inpatient hospital stays, prescription drugs, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and nursing facility care.
(B) Definitions for this chapter:
"Authorized representative" has the same meaning as in rule 5160-36-01 of the Administrative Code.
"CDJFS" means the "county department of job and family services."
"CMS" means "the centers for medicare and medicaid services."
"IDT" means "inter-disciplinary team."
"ODA" means "the Ohio department of aging."
"ODM" means "the Ohio department of medicaid."
"ODM's administrative agency" has the same meaning as "administrative agency" in rule 5160:1-1-01 of the Administrative Code.
"PACE" means "the program of all-inclusive care for the elderly," which is established by 42 C.F.R. Part 460 (October 1, 2019).
"PACE organization" means an entity that provides services to participants under a PACE program agreement with CMS and ODA.
"Participant" means a person who receives services through PACE.
