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CENTER FOR ELDERS' INDEPENDENCE INC

CA · EIN 943123446 · $110.9M rev · operational · cei.elders.org
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Center for Elders' Independence (CEI) is a nonprofit health care provider offering comprehensive, all-inclusive care for seniors in the East Bay area of California. Through its PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly), CEI delivers medical, dental, rehabilitation, transportation, home care, and social services to help older adults live independently at home. The organization serves individuals aged 55+ who have complex health needs and qualify for nursing home-level care but can live safely in the community with support.

activities · 22

what they do

direct service · 22
  • Care Coordination and Logistics Management Integrated Care & Case Management
    Manages end-to-end care coordination including personalized care planning, prescription refills, appointment scheduling, transportation logistics, and documentation for Medicare and Medi-Cal, ensuring seamless integration across multidisciplinary care teams.
  • Care Coordination and Logistics Management Integrated Care & Case Management
    Manages end-to-end care coordination including prescription refills, appointment scheduling, transportation logistics, and communication across multidisciplinary care teams, while handling Medicare and Medi-Cal documentation to ensure seamless service delivery.
  • Comprehensive Medical and Clinical Services PACE Comprehensive Elder Care
    Delivers a full range of medical services through on-site clinics at PACE centers, including specialized care for seniors with complex health conditions, routine monitoring of chronic diseases such as diabetes, and administration of injections and prescription medications. Care is provided by a multidisciplinary team across 11 disciplines.
  • Offers comprehensive dental services including cleanings, fillings, extractions, and dentures at no additional cost to participants, delivered through on-site clinics at PACE centers.
  • Provides comprehensive dental care including cleanings, fillings, extractions, and dentures at no additional cost to participants, available through on-site services at PACE locations.
  • HCBA Waiver Program Services
    Provides Home and Community-Based Alternatives (HCBA) Waiver Program services for Medi-Cal recipients with high-level care needs, including personalized care management, needs assessments, and development of individualized care plans in coordination with nurses, social workers, and physicians to support independent living in the community.
  • HCBA Waiver Program for Medi-Cal Recipients
    Provides Home and Community-Based Alternatives (HCBA) Waiver services, including personalized care management, needs assessments, and care planning for Medi-Cal recipients with high-level care needs to support independent living in the community.
  • Home Health Monitoring and Medication Delivery Chronic Disease Self-Management Education
    Conducts regular monitoring of health indicators such as diabetes, foot, and eye health, and delivers prescription medications and injections directly to participants' homes to support chronic disease management.
  • In-Home Personal and Support Services Home-Based Rehabilitation Therapy
    Delivers in-home assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, light housekeeping, and personal care for older adults, supporting independence and reducing the need for institutionalization.
  • In-Home Personal and Supportive Care Home-Based Rehabilitation Therapy
    Delivers in-home assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and light housekeeping for older adults enrolled in PACE or HCBA programs, enabling them to remain safely in their homes.
  • Medical and Rehabilitation Services In-Home Skilled Nursing Care
    Provides comprehensive on-site medical care and rehabilitation services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, tailored to seniors with complex health conditions through PACE center clinics and home visits.
  • Nutrition Services and Meal Delivery Congregate Meals for Seniors
    Provides balanced, nutritious meals tailored to individual health and nutritional needs at PACE centers and through home delivery to support seniors' health goals.
  • Nutritious Meal Provision Congregate Meals for Seniors
    Provides balanced, tailored meals that align with individual health and nutrition goals, served at PACE centers and delivered directly to participants' homes.
  • PACE Program for Older Adults with Complex Health Needs PACE Comprehensive Elder Care
    Operates a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that provides comprehensive medical, social, and supportive services to individuals aged 55 and older who meet nursing home level of care criteria, enabling them to remain in their communities. Services include on-site clinics, home-based care, transportation, meals, and social activities across six East Bay locations.
  • PACE Program for Older Adults with Complex Health Needs PACE Comprehensive Elder Care
    Operates a Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that serves individuals aged 55 and older who have multiple health challenges and meet nursing home level of care criteria, providing comprehensive medical, social, and supportive services to enable community living. The program is delivered through six service locations in the East Bay Area and includes pre-enrollment assessments to determine eligibility.
  • Provider Network Access for PACE Participants Healthcare Provider Network Coordination
    Provides enrolled PACE participants with access to a network of contracted healthcare providers to ensure continuity and comprehensiveness of care beyond on-site services.
  • Rehabilitation Therapy Services Home-Based Rehabilitation Therapy
    Provides physical, occupational, and speech therapy to support mobility, independence, and recovery for older adults, delivered as part of the multidisciplinary PACE model.
  • Social Engagement and Community Activities
    Offers structured social activities including games, dance classes, and organized outings at PACE centers to promote community building, mental well-being, and social engagement among older adults.
  • Operates a fleet of vans and drivers to provide door-to-door transportation for participants to medical appointments, PACE centers, CEI-sponsored outings, and field trips, ensuring access to essential services and social engagement.
  • Operates a fleet of vans and drivers to provide reliable, door-to-door transportation for participants to medical appointments, PACE centers, CEI-sponsored outings, and other essential destinations, ensuring access to care and social engagement.
  • Offers routine vision exams, prescription eyewear, and frames through on-site optometry services for PACE participants, supporting ongoing eye health and functional independence.
  • Vision and Optometry Services Comprehensive Vision Care Services
    Provides routine vision exams, prescription eyewear, and frames through on-site optometry services for PACE participants to support eye health and functional independence.
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named programs · 11

what they call their work

Care Coordination
Personalized care planning and case management by an interdisciplinary team, including coordination of medical appointments, prescriptions, and communication across providers.
Dental Care
Full dental services including cleanings, fillings, extractions, and dentures, included in PACE with no additional fees.
Eye Care
Routine eye exams and prescription eyewear provided by optometrists as part of the participant’s care plan.
HCBA Waiver Program
Medical services program for at-risk and vulnerable individuals of all ages that allows them to live at home; serves as an alternative to institutional care.
Home Care
Provides assistance with daily living activities such as bathing, dressing, and light housekeeping in the participant’s home to support independent living.
Medical Care
Primary and specialty medical services delivered by a team of providers specializing in geriatric care, available at PACE centers with on-site clinics.
Nutrition & Meal Service
Provides balanced, nutritious meals at PACE centers and, when needed, at home to support health and dietary goals.
PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly)
Comprehensive health and social services program for seniors 55+ with multiple health challenges, enabling them to live independently at home. Includes medical care, home care, dental, eye care, rehabilitation, transportation, nutrition, and social activities.
Rehabilitation
Physical, occupational, and speech therapy services tailored to maintain or improve mobility, function, and independence.
Social Environment
Organized social activities including games, dance classes, and outings to reduce isolation and build community among participants.
Transportation
Reliable transportation to and from PACE centers, medical appointments, and social outings, provided door-to-door.
relationships · 7

who they work with

  • California Department of Health Care Services Government — Determines level of care eligibility for PACE enrollment
  • California Department of Health Care Services Government — Determines level of care requirements for PACE enrollment and approves care plans for HCBA Waiver participants.
  • Medi-Cal Government — Administers funding and eligibility for PACE and HCBA programs provided by CEI
  • Medi-Cal Government — Primary public health program covering PACE and HCBA services for eligible participants.
  • Medicare Government — Federal health insurance program that, when combined with Medi-Cal, covers PACE and HCBA services with no copay.
  • Medicare Government — Provides insurance coverage that integrates with CEI's PACE program for eligible participants
  • PACE Network — Member of the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) network, delivering care through the PACE model.