Meet MedVision at NPA Summer Conference 2026 to Future-Proof Your PACE Operations

PACE's growth has been impressive, with total enrollment exceeding 90,500 participants by the end of 2025, representing a 12% increase over the year. There are now 198 programs across 33 states and the District of Columbia, including 20 new programs launched in 2025. What started as community demonstration sites has evolved into a nationally recognized standard for integrated elder care.
For the professionals attending the NPA Summer Conference in Cleveland, this success is tangible: 94% of PACE participants remain in community settings, and 95% of families recommend the program, underscoring its effective infrastructure.
MedVision will be at Booth 8 from June 5-7 at the Hilton Cleveland Downtown, bringing QuickCap v7 to the clinicians, quality leaders, and administrators who make PACE programs work. If you want to see what purpose-built PACE management software looks like in practice, that's where we'll be.
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The Operational Gaps That Hold PACE Programs Back
The organizations that struggle under the PACE model's complexity almost always share the same underlying issue: the technology wasn't built for what it's being asked to handle. Fee-for-service tools don't adapt cleanly to a fully integrated, capitated care model. When they're stretched to cover PACE workflows, the gaps show up quickly.
Fragmented Data Across the Interdisciplinary Team
PACE's strength lies in its integrated care model, but its administrative vulnerability stems from slow information flow across departments using different platforms. When clinical records, authorization data, claims history, and care plans are in separate systems, interdisciplinary team management becomes chasing information rather than coordinating care. Without access to pending referrals or recent hospitalizations, social workers and nurses cannot provide the proactive engagement essential to the model.
Manual Workflows That Create Compliance Exposure
PACE compliance software must do more than just generate reports; it should maintain a complete audit trail, support standardized documentation, and integrate quality reporting into normal operations. Relying on manual compliance documentation is inefficient and exposes programs to risks. An audit readiness gap not only poses regulatory risks but also jeopardizes vulnerable PACE participants whose records and care plans are central to their well-being.
Care Coordination That Breaks Down at Handoffs
PACE program care coordination fails most visibly at the edges of the workflow. A referral that slips between departments, an enrollment that doesn't trigger the right follow-up, a transportation request that doesn't route correctly- these aren't minor administrative inconveniences. For a frail older adult working to stay in their own community, they're the difference between a care plan that holds together and one that unravels.
How Quickcap v7 Addresses These Challenges Head-On
MedVision has been building healthcare administration technology since 1994. QuickCap v7 wasn't designed as a general-purpose system that PACE organizations are expected to adapt to; it was built with the specific operational realities of PACE and LIFE programs in mind, from capitation management to IDT workflow coordination to compliance documentation at every level.
Interdisciplinary Team Management and Shared Real-Time Visibility
QuickCap v7 centralizes the data PACE teams depend on across a shared, real-time environment. Eligibility status, authorizations, referrals, and care plan updates are accessible to everyone who needs them, across departments and care settings. Interdisciplinary team management stops being an exercise in tracking down information and becomes actual care coordination. When a participant's condition changes, the team knows in time to respond, not after the fact.
For more on how unified platform access supports PACE program care coordination, see our overview of
what it means to conquer the top challenges in today's PACE programs.
Claims Processing and Auto-Adjudication
For PACE programs managing capitated payments, clean claims processing is crucial. QuickCap integrates payer-specific adjudication rules into the workflow, minimizing manual reviews and errors that impact financial and compliance performance. Auto-generated 277 files and direct MMR ingestion streamline the billing cycle, allowing your team to focus more on participant care.
Compliance, Audit Trails, and Quality Reporting
PACE compliance software is integral to daily operations, not just for audits. QuickCap v7 creates an audit trail of records, offers customizable templates and workflows, and includes reporting tools to keep programs proactive. As regulatory requirements change, the platform adapts, eliminating the need for your team to create new manual processes from scratch.
For a look at what a proactive compliance posture looks like for growing PACE programs, our blog on
keeping your PACE program up to date and compliant covers the core strategies to build around.
The goal isn't to eliminate manual review. It's to reserve it for cases where it genuinely adds value, and let the claims adjudication system handle everything else. If you're deciding between rule-based and more advanced approaches,
Standard Auto-Adjudication vs. SQL-Based Adjudication breaks down the tradeoffs clearly.
Analytics That Improve PACE Participant Outcomes
Improving PACE participant outcomes at the population level begins with identifying those who need intervention before avoidable hospitalizations occur. QuickCap v7's analytics tools highlight risk indicators, enabling care teams to proactively manage high-risk participants. This shift from reactive to early identification with effective PACE management software significantly impacts participant outcomes.
To see how modern technology transforms care delivery for aging participants, our piece on
how modern PACE software enhances care for aging populations walks through the practical difference it makes.
Enrollment, Referral, and Transportation Coordination
QuickCap v7 consolidates enrollment, disenrollment, and referral workflows into a single interface that spans the full participant journey. Transportation utilization tracking gives operations teams visibility into one of the most resource-intensive and logistics-dependent services PACE programs provide. When these workflows are centralized rather than distributed across separate tools, the handoff gaps that lead to missed care touchpoints narrow considerably.
What the NPA Summer Conference Represents For The Pace Community
The NPA Summer Conference is a focused gathering for clinical and quality professionals from PACE programs nationwide, addressing the real challenges faced in their model. This year's event at the Hilton Cleveland Downtown features a Quality Symposium and Medical Director Essentials Course on June 5, followed by a two-day Clinical Symposium on June 5-7. Attendees can tour the local McGregor PACE program and enjoy a social event at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Past attendees know that floor conversations and exhibitor interactions often provide practical insights beyond formal sessions.
MedVision, a long-time community member and sponsor of the 2025 NPA Summer Conference, will be at Booth 8 for one-on-one discussions and platform walkthroughs. We aim to engage with administrators, clinical directors, and quality leaders to better understand their specific challenges, rather than simply presenting features of our PACE management software.
Coming To The NPA Summer Conference? Here's Where To Find Us
Event:
NPA Summer Conference 2026
Dates: June 5-7, 2026
Location:
Hilton Cleveland Downtown, 100 Lakeside Avenue East, Cleveland, OH 44114
MedVision: @ Booth #8
The conference brings together hundreds of PACE clinical and quality leaders from across the country. If PACE operations are central to what your organization does, this is where the right conversations are happening this summer. We're looking forward to them. Stop by Booth 8 anytime during the event, or visit our PACE solutions page in advance to get a sense of what we'll walk you through.
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