PACE Central Michigan
Clinic · Houghton Lake, MI
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On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
- Setting
- Clinic
What stands out
Experienced nurses
The employer says staffing ratios are much lower, time with each participant is much greater, and team collaboration is more frequent than in other settings.
As of 2026Source: michigan.gov
Experienced nurses
You deliver or coordinate medical care at the center, in the community, and in homes so frail seniors can remain at home.
Experienced nurses
You assess participants, build interdisciplinary plans, and complete initial and periodic assessments at least every six months.
Experienced nurses
Your participants are frail adults 55 and older who meet long-term care criteria, live in the approved service area, and can live safely in the community at enrollment.
As of 2026Source: michigan.gov
More about working here
Experienced nurses
You document in an electronic medical record and educate participants and families as part of 24-hour care coordination.
As of 2026Source: michigan.gov
Moving here
You would practice in Houghton Lake, Michigan, in a Medicare-Medicaid PACE program built so frail adults 55 and older who meet long-term care criteria can remain at home.
As of 2026Source: michigan.gov
New graduates
You work with the same participants over time, assessing them at least every six months, building interdisciplinary plans, and seeing them at the center and in homes.
Who they are
You would be the Clinic RN at PACE Central Michigan in Houghton Lake. Your participants are frail adults 55 and older who meet long-term care criteria.
- Clinic · Houghton Lake, MI
More about PACE Central Michigan
The program is capitated Medicare-Medicaid, built so they can remain at home. To enroll they must live in the approved service area, live safely in the community at the start, and not already be in MIChoice or an HMO. You assess participants, build interdisciplinary plans, and complete initial and periodic assessments at least every six months. You deliver or coordinate care at the center, in the community, and in homes. You document in an electronic medical record and educate participants and families as part of 24-hour care coordination. The employer says staffing ratios are much lower, time with each participant is much greater, and team collaboration is more frequent than in other settings.
All-inclusive care so frail adults 55 and older who meet long-term care criteria can remain at home.
Working here
Culture and working life
What to consider
The good
- Assess participants and build interdisciplinary plans, with assessments at least every six months
- Care at the center, in the community, and in homes so frail seniors can remain at home
- Employer describes lower staffing ratios, more time with each participant, and more frequent team collaboration
- 24-hour care coordination, including education for participants and families
- Capitated Medicare-Medicaid program for adults 55 and older who meet long-term care criteria
The hard parts
- No specific nurse-to-participant ratio is published
- The electronic medical record system is not named
- Pay is not listed on available postings
What to weigh
The Clinic RN posting does not name which electronic medical record you would document in.
As of 2026Source: michigan.gov
The reality check
Before you decide
Quick facts
- Relationship
- Direct employer
- Roles last seen active
- Aug 25, 2026
- Website
- pacecmi.org ↗
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PACE Clinic
Clinic RN assesses participants, builds interdisciplinary plans, and completes initial and periodic assessments at least every 6 months.
Source location unconfirmedSource: michigan.gov
Home and Community
PACE delivers or coordinates all medical care at the center, in the community, and in homes so frail seniors can remain at home.
Source location unconfirmedSource: michigan.gov
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