TRU PACE

Connection starts at the front door.

Transportation is often the first step toward a healthier, more connected day. It can help participants access medical care, enjoy activities, share meals with friends, and receive support that helps them continue living safely in the community.

At TRU PACE, transportation works alongside medical care, therapy, social support, and other services as part of a coordinated approach to whole-person well-being.

Discover how TRU PACE helps older adults stay engaged at trupace.org.

No two people have the same needs and care shouldn’t be one-size-fits-all.

TRU PACE creates personalized care plans based on each participant’s health, preferences, and goals.

Because better care starts with understanding the individual.

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📞 (303) 665-0115

What caregivers often discover is that support creates more room for connection.

Many families wish they had known earlier that they didn't have to coordinate every appointment, transportation schedule, medication, and service on their own.

They wish they had known:
• Support can come from an entire care team.
• Staying at home and receiving coordinated care can work together.
• Social connection is an important part of healthy aging.
• Transportation, therapy, meals, and medical care can be coordinated through one program.
• Caregiving feels better when it is shared.

TRU PACE helps older adults and their families build a support system focused on independence, well-being, and quality of life.

Learn how TRU PACE helps families spend more time enjoying life together at trupace.org

Regular movement helps maintain strength, balance, and mobility.

Even gentle activities like stretching or walking can help support independence and reduce the risk of falls over time. 💪

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📞 (303) 665-0115

Sometimes, needing more support does not mean giving up independence. It means creating the right care around it.

For older adults and their loved ones, the signs can be small at first. A missed appointment. A skipped meal. A harder time getting around. A growing need for help that starts to feel difficult to manage alone.

Here are 5 signs it may be time to explore more support:

1. Daily routines are becoming harder to manage safely
2. Medical appointments, medications, or care needs feel overwhelming
3. Meals, transportation, or personal care are becoming less consistent
4. Social connection is becoming harder to maintain
5. Family caregivers are feeling stretched, worried, or unsure what comes next

TRU PACE helps eligible older adults receive coordinated medical care, supportive services, transportation, meals, therapy, social connection, and personalized care planning through one all-inclusive program designed to support safe, independent living in the community.

More support can mean more confidence, more connection, and more ways to keep home part of the story.

Learn more about TRU PACE and explore whether it may be the right fit at trupace.org

Every meaningful day starts with getting where you want to go.

For many older adults, transportation is what makes care, connection, and community possible. Whether it's a visit to the PACE center, an approved appointment, a meal with friends, or a therapy session, transportation can help make those moments easier to reach.

TRU PACE helps bring care together, including transportation, when it is part of a participant's approved care plan and services.

Stay connected to the care and support you need: at trupace.org.

PACE stands for Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly: a model that combines medical care, therapy, and social support into one coordinated program.

It’s designed to help older adults live safely at home while receiving the care they need.

🌐 https://www.trupace.org/
📞 (303) 665-0115

Stories like this reflect what matters most: compassionate care, meaningful relationships, and support for families during every stage. 🤍

Learn more about how TRU PACE supports participants and their loved ones.

🌐 https://www.trupace.org/
📞 (303) 665-0115

One of the hardest parts of aging can be losing connection and routine.

At TRU PACE, participants build friendships, share meals, attend activities, and stay connected to care and community in ways that support both physical and emotional well-being. Support should help people continue living fully, not shrink their world.

See how TRU PACE supports connection, purpose, and community at trupace.org

One doctor says one thing. Another office calls with different instructions. Prescriptions change. Appointments pile up. Trying to manage aging care across disconnected systems can feel impossible.

We've got you covered. TRU PACE brings care together through one interdisciplinary team (IDT) focused on the whole person instead of fragmented appointments and disconnected providers.

Discover how coordinated care can reduce stress for families at trupace.org