Who does Family Care serve?

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• What is Family Care?
• What is Family Care Partnership?
• What is PACE?
• Who does Family Care serve?
• What are Managed Care Organizations?
• Where in Wisconsin can you find Family Care and Partnership?
• How do you apply?
• Consumer resources for questions
• Being a Full Partner in Family Care

Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs) serve the general public and offer information and assistance on issues affecting older people, people with disabilities and their families.

The Family Care, Partnership and/or PACE programs are available through Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) in most Wisconsin counties. (Map of service areas.)

MCOs serve people in three primary target groups who have a long-term care condition expected to last for more than 90 days. The three Family Care target groups are:

1. Frail Older Adults (65 years or older)
2. People with Physical Disabilities (18 years or older)
3. People with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (18 years or older) (ADRCs and MCOs can begin planning for children with physical or intellectual/developmental disabilities prior to their eighteenth birthday.)

People with dementia and people with a terminal condition may also be eligible for Family Care.

As of May 1, 2017, there were 48,802 people enrolled in Family Care, Partnership, and PACE. View current enrollment data.