In-Home Care for Seniors in LA County

Staying in the community is the heart of the PACE promise. Unlike many health programs, Vista Community Clinic PACE (VCC PACE) provides community-based assistance that helps participants manage daily life safely and comfortably in their own surroundings.

It starts with an assessment

When you join VCC PACE, a home care nurse evaluates your home and your daily routine to understand where support would help most. The findings become part of your overall care plan, so your home and community support is coordinated with your medical care, therapy, and social services rather than handled separately.

How home care helps

Depending on your needs, VCC PACE home care may include:

Personal care, such as help with bathing and grooming

Light housekeeping to keep your living space safe and
comfortable

Help with grocery shopping and everyday errands

Support that reinforces the goals in your care plan

Care that adjusts as you do

Your needs may change over time, and your home care can change with them. Because your home care staff and your medical team share one plan, adjustments are made thoughtfully and in coordination with the rest of your care. The aim is always the same: to help you remain independent and secure in your own home and community.

Peace of mind for families

Home care also brings reassurance to family members and caregivers who want their loved one to be safe but cannot always be present. Knowing that a coordinated team is checking in and providing hands-on support can ease the worry that often comes with caring for an aging parent or spouse.

Find out if VCC PACE is right for you

Talk with a VCC PACE enrollment specialist about how to qualify.
There is no cost to ask, and no obligation to enroll.

Call (818-237-3400) (TTY:711)

Frequently asked questions

What kind of help can I receive at home?

Home care may include help with bathing and grooming, light housekeeping, grocery shopping, and other support that reinforces your care plan.

Who decides what home care I get?

A home care nurse assesses your needs, and your interdisciplinary care team coordinates your in-home support as part of your overall plan.

Can home care change over time?

Yes. Your care can be adjusted as your needs change, always in coordination with your medical team.

Wondering what home support you might receive?

Schedule a free in-home appointment and a VCC PACE specialist will talk through your needs with you.

Home Care