Altoona / Ebensburg / Indiana, Pennsylvania

    Senior LIFE Altoona / Ebensburg / Indiana

    For ProfitPACE since 2011Medicare contract H5902

    513

    People enrolled

    15

    Years running

    7%

    of Pennsylvania PACE

    #44

    Size in U.S. (of 208)

    Snapshot

    How It Stacks Up

    7%

    Share of Pennsylvania

    513 people

    out of 7,639 in Pennsylvania PACE

    Track record

    Since 2011

    15years

    Longer than 63% of U.S. programs

    Size in Pennsylvania

    #7 / 18

    Size in the U.S.

    #44 / 208

    Legal name
    Senior Life Altoona, Inc.
    Parent company
    Senior LIFE Altoona, Inc.

    What They Provide

    Everything a person needs, from one team.

    1 team

    Doctor, nurse, therapist, social worker, driver, and more meet about each person, so nothing falls through the cracks.

    At the day center

    Primary care Nursing Therapy Meals Friends & activities

    At home

    Home care and help with daily tasks

    Rides

    To the center and to visits

    All meds

    Prescriptions included

    Teeth, eyes, ears

    Dental, vision, hearing

    When more is needed

    Specialists, hospital stays, and nursing home care are covered too.

    Common questions

    You asked.
    Straight answers.

    • 01Where is Senior LIFE Altoona / Ebensburg / Indiana?+

      Its listed care centers are in Altoona / Ebensburg / Indiana, Pennsylvania. Call the program to check which ZIP codes it serves.

    • 02How many people does Senior LIFE Altoona / Ebensburg / Indiana care for?+

      About 513 people, based on CMS enrollment data from September 2026.

    • 03How long has Senior LIFE Altoona / Ebensburg / Indiana been running?+

      Its Medicare PACE contract started in 2011 — about 15 years ago.

    • 04Who can join PACE?+

      People 55 or older who need nursing-home level care, live in the program's area, and can live safely at home with help.

    For PACE care teams

    Fewer rides. Faster answers.

    Beam's doctors answer specialty questions, read echos and EKGs, and run tele-clinics, so fewer participants need a long ride to an outside specialist.