35 Years, 35 Ways InnovAge Changes Lives
For our 35th Anniversary, We Celebrate Care by the Numbers.
InnovAge is proud to reach an important milestone: 35 years of empowering seniors to age independently in their homes and communities.
Integrated Long Term Care Medical Group provides California-licensed physicians and nurse practitioners to serve participants of InnovAge California PACE (ICAP). Medical professionals associated with Integrated Long Term Care Medical Group are indicated below.
Nigel Guyot
PACE is not something we do at InnovAge, PACE is something we feel. We are privileged to serve the frail elderly and their caregivers. And we know we cannot succeed without great community partnerships. Read More
Sarah Thorne Smith, MD
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Bob Chiang, MD
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Martin Tang, DO
I believe in PACE and its multidisciplinary team approach to geriatric care that allows participants to focus on what is important in their lives.
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Ghaleb Sabbah, MD
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Jean Lafontant, MD
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Mike Hanrahan, DDS
What I most enjoy about working with aging adults is hearing their remarkable stories. Read More
Dan Huigens, DDS
InnovAge PACE is very important for seniors. I enjoy providing them with complete dental care they may not have had access to in the past. Read More
Chrystal Zhang, FNP
I want to provide PACE participants with the best care. The same care I want to have when I am their age. Read More
Clinton Hart, FNP-BC
Life can be full of unexpected twists and turns and it’s not always easy. Through faith and family support, I can always find joy in what I’m doing - especially when I’m serving others. I try to approach each participant with compassion and empathy. I hope I can help them live life on their terms – aging well and enjoying a good quality of life. Read More
Kate Donkor, RN, BSN, MSN, FNP-BC
I am happy to be part of PACE and the unique team approach to care. I have learned from participants to always listen first. PACE is an amazing program for the elderly. Read More
Seema Siraj, MD
Good medicine is about communication.
I talk with my patients and listen to
understand their perspective. I learn a
lot from them.
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Mark Learned, MD
I saw my mother care for her mother for more than 15 years after a traumatic brain injury, and I watched my father care for his mother as she declined from dementia. They were clearly labors of love – and Herculean labors in their own right. Spending my career at a place that tries to help seniors and families get the help they need is a tremendous honor. Read More
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