PACE: All-Inclusive Dental Care for Dual-Eligible Seniors
The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) serves older adults who need comprehensive medical support. This joint Medicare and Medicaid initiative allows seniors to live safely in their communities.
You must be at least 55 years old and meet your state’s nursing facility level of care. Most participants qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid, making the program completely free.
Unlike standard Medicare, PACE provides comprehensive dental benefits with zero copayments. Your personal interdisciplinary care team coordinates every visit, including preventive checkups, extractions, and custom dentures.
You can verify whether a PACE center operates in your ZIP code through Medicare.gov. Enrolling solves both transportation hurdles and complex clinical dental needs simultaneously.
I live on Social Security and can’t afford to pay for dentures. I’m diabetic and need to eat the right foods like vegetables and protein. I can’t eat anything that is not soft, so eating a proper diabetic meal is very difficult
Me too!
I’m on disability due to cancer
My false teeth have broke twice and my back teeth are worn down completely. I can’t afford $5000.00 for a set of teeth. My insurance will pay only a $1000.00. I’m going to be 77 years old .
Losing teeth because of medication over the years may need dentures in the near future
I have severe bone loss of my teeth and am on a fixed income. I can’t afford dental care. I am a veteran and am 74 yrs old.
The VA doesn’t cover dental either unless you’re 100% and even thats in certain cases. And forget those phones online all they send you is beads.
I’m pre diabetic with lymphedema sometimes I can’t get around because my legs be so swollen. and I’m on a fixed income and can’t afford dental insurance
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Anyone who lives close to a Dental School may apply fir free dental care. Performed by students under close supervision of a Dentistry Instructor/Professor.
I had a crown once done for free.
my son is on disability and has terrible teeth is there any way he can get free dental care he is 50 years old and gets only $800 a month thank you
Looking for affordable dental insurance …. age 82 w/ Diabetes !
I am having a tough time with finding an oral surgeon and I am 64 and my teeth are breaking in half and I have chronic sinus infections a lot so I need my teeth removed. I am on disability and can not afford out of pocket expense.
Doy you have Delta Dental Premier of Met Life. ? Cigna no longer fits my needs.
I am 67 years old and have lost most of my upper teeth. My bottom teeth are a 34 year old bridge work. Is there any way I can get dentures? I know I can’t afford implants but dentures would be a blessing. Please someone help me. I live on disability and have no way to see a dentist.
Sincerely Yours
Noka Craft
I need cleaning. The insurance wants $25,00 just to have an appointment.
I am a senior and my ins. only will cover one cap and I need 2. I can’t afford it. My dentist won’t do one front tooth only. I wish they would cover 2.
Please send INFO asap . I am on disability and lost too much weight ever since I lost my teeth
No answers to all these questions? Many questions here address my problems as well diabetic fixed income etc. would like to hear more.
My husband and I need oral care desperately and have no savings or money. I need the web site of free dental clinics in my zip code or area. Also I need to know where to apply for dental grants. I need help badly
What is the income cap, in retired 70 yes. Old wife works but barely brings enough home to pay the bills, we’re being eaten alive by all of this inflation. I have several teeth missing but can’t afford the the dentist’s high cost, we have insurance but it know where near meets the demand. Dentists are a rip off.
I’m on a lot of medication and my teeth are breaking off to the gums not it’s to the point some days can’t even eat only get disability and can’t afford anything else
Please provide information to get dental support using medicare.