Community Care, Inc.

09/04/2026

September is not only PACE Month but it’s National Ice Cream sandwich month as well!! Our Milwaukee PACE Center found a great way to celebrate both!!

National PACE Association

09/03/2026

Despite all the rain the Belle City Adult Day and Health Center made their own sunshine today and enjoyed a wonderful cook out to celebrate PACE Month!! Stay tuned for more events as all the sites celebrate PACE month through out September!!! National PACE Association

09/01/2026

September is National PACE Month!

We welcome the community to see firsthand how the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) empowers seniors to remain independent, connected, and cared for in their own homes. The theme of this year’s observance is to honor the experiences of participants, caregivers and PACE staff and highlight the meaningful, personalized support that defines the PACE model of care. National PACE Association

Read more: https://www.communitycareinc.org/about/who-we-are/news/tour-community-care-to-celebrate-national-pace-month

08/28/2026

Yesterday, our team joined ~125 caregivers at the Fond du Lac Caregiver Conference at Community Church! This year's focus was brain health through movement, with workshops on topics such as fall prevention, a caregiving panel, and more. We loved connecting with family and professional caregivers and sharing more about our Family Care program in Fond du Lac County.

08/27/2026

Stopped by the Waukesha Day Center yesterday and enjoyed an impromptu drum circle!!

08/25/2026

PACE is in the news again! This article is a great overview for anyone considering long term-care options or who's just interested in learning more about PACE.

National PACE Association

Read more:

Understand the program of all-inclusive care for the elderly (PACE), including who qualifies, what is covered and monthly costs.

08/21/2026

What is your favorite summer memory? We asked some of our PACE members and their answers were full of family, friends, and fishing.

Read their stories:

Stay updated with the latest Community Care news. Read announcements, press releases, and updates about programs and services.

08/18/2026

This month’s Employee Spotlight is on Jean, an LPN Residential Care Coordinator who has spent 10 years supporting our members at Trinity Woods. Here’s what she shared with us.

▪ When did you first know that you wanted to pursue a career in this field?

After an injury with a long hospital stay during my early 20s, I noticed that some nurses were more patient, kind, and empathetic. I decided I wanted to do that kind of work.

▪ How did you find your way to Community Care?

While working at Marian Catholic, I met the School Sisters of Notre Dame when I became the nurse manager of their living unit. Then I followed them to the Elm Grove convent as a congregation nurse. Ten years ago, I joined the PACE team and continue to care for the Sisters at Trinity Woods.

▪ What advice would you give to someone considering a career in long-term care?

Expose yourself to other opportunities and work at a variety of places earlier in your career to have broad-based knowledge. Choose the team you will be working with wisely - great coworkers and supervisors make all the difference! Put the member first and be attentive to the small details, because they can make a big impact.

▪ Where is your favorite place to visit in Wisconsin?

Door County, because I love being surrounded by water on the peninsula.

▪ What are three words you would use to describe yourself?

Quiet, observer, and animal lover.

▪ What is something you can’t live without?

My dog Lewy. He’s a 6-year-old shih-poo, the best companion, and a true lap dog.

▪ If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?

Because of historical ties, there are 2 places: Hawaii because my mom was born there and I’ve never been (If her family hadn’t moved to Milwaukee, I could have lived there) and Ireland and Scotland because my grandparents came from there.

Top Five Favorites
1. Drink: Sq**rt with cranberry-mango juice… but now I drink water for my health
2. Color: Teal
3. Vegetable: Asparagus
4. Day of the week: Saturday
5. Hobby: Dog-loving

08/14/2026

It was a great day for the Tyrese Haliburton Pro Camp sponsored by Care Source!! The event took place at Tyrese’s alma mater Oshkosh North High School where boys and girls in the 1st through 8th grade participated in positive fun team building activities!!

08/11/2026

So proud to have been a part of this! Community Care was honored to support Game Night with Sal Frelick, benefiting Best Buddies International.

CareSource Best Buddies International