Our PACE partners in Los Angeles County
- WelbeHealth serves large parts of Los Angeles County from centers in North Hollywood (San Fernando Valley), Pasadena and Rosemead (San Gabriel Valley and foothills), and Carson (South Bay and surrounding areas).
- myPlace Health (SCAN) serves Central Los Angeles (including Westlake and nearby neighborhoods) and South Los Angeles/Compton.
- InnovAge operates a PACE center in the Crenshaw area.
Our ZIP checker shows which partner may serve a specific address. Final service-area and eligibility decisions are made by the PACE organization and the State of California.
Other PACE programs in Los Angeles
Los Angeles County also has PACE organizations we don't partner with. If your ZIP isn't served by one of our partners, Leslie will tell you. You can also see every California PACE plan in the official DHCS directory or through CalPACE.
Who qualifies for PACE?
To join PACE, a person must be 55 or older, live in a PACE organization's service area, be certified by the State as needing a nursing-home level of care, and be able to live safely at home with PACE's support at the time they enroll. How to qualify for PACE in California →
How much does PACE cost?
Cost depends on Medicare and Medi-Cal status and is confirmed by the PACE organization during enrollment. PACE costs in California →
How Leslie helps LA families
Leslie Kaz, RHU, is a licensed California insurance agent (CA Lic #0B32530, Syndicated Insurance Agency, LLC) based in the San Fernando Valley. He checks which partner serves your loved one's ZIP, explains the process, and coordinates with the PACE organization. Guidance is at no cost to your family.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a PACE program in Los Angeles?
Yes. Several PACE organizations operate in Los Angeles County, including our partners WelbeHealth, myPlace Health (SCAN), and InnovAge. Availability depends on ZIP code.
Is there PACE in the San Fernando Valley?
Yes. WelbeHealth's North Hollywood center serves many San Fernando Valley ZIP codes. Check your ZIP to confirm.
Can my parent keep their own doctor in PACE?
Usually not. PACE participants get care through the PACE organization's doctors and network, other than emergencies. Many families find the coordinated team worth it, but it's an important point to discuss.
How long does enrollment take?
It varies. Enrollment includes an assessment by the PACE team and a State level-of-care determination, and coverage typically begins on the first day of a month.
Leslie Kaz, RHU (CA Lic #0B32530), September 2026.