Comprehensive Senior Care Corporation

“All board members were provided a copy of the form 990 for review and comment prior to filing.”

“Upon determination by the board of conflicts of interest with any director, officer or key employee, the individual will be prohibited from participating in deliberations or decisions related to the conflicting transaction.”

“Board performs an annual performance review and market evaluation regarding the executive director position using national surveys of similar organizations with documentation of discussion and decisions made.”

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“Comprehensive senior care corporation (the "organization"), ("cscc") is a nonprofit corporation, which was formed july 1, 2006, to provide services under a program of all-inclusive care for the elderly (pace) model in calhoun county, michigan. The organization expanded its operations to kalamazoo county, michigan in 2013. The pace model is an innovative model that provides a range of integrated preventative, acute care, and long-term care services to manage the often complex medical, functional, and social needs of the frail elderly. Pace was created as a way to provide participants, family, caregivers and professional health care providers the flexibility to meet a person's health care needs while continuing to live safely in the community. The purpose of a pace program is to provide pre-paid, capitated, comprehensive health care services that are designed to: enhance the quality of life and autonomy for frail, elderly adults maximize the dignity of, and respect for, older adults enable frail older adults to live in the community as long as medically and socially feasible; and preserve and support the older adult's family unit nationally, pace is a capitated benefit for frail elders authorized by the balanced budget act of 1997 (bba) that features a comprehensive delivery system and integrated medicare and medicaid financing. The bba established pace as a permanent entity within the medicare program and enables states to provide pace services to medicaid beneficiaries as a state plan option. Operationally, the pace program is unique as a three-way partnership between the federal government, the state, and the pace organization. The organization is part of the national program of all-inclusive care for the elderly (pace). Once an individual has been enrolled in the pace program, all of their medical needs must be provided, according to their patient plan, through a network of providers.”

“Home care 336,349 0 0 transportation 1,175,121 0 0 other 517,783 432,227 0 total 2,029,253 432,227 0”