Regional provider scales PACE footprint to new counties and pilots AI health technology while broadening its behavioral health support work
May 11, 2026 MorseLife, a nationally recognized, award-winning leader in senior care, today announced a multi-faceted expansion of its service lines, solidifying its position as the region’s most versatile and innovative healthcare partner. By broadening the geographic reach of its Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, known as PACE, to serve more underserved populations, incorporating a cutting-edge AI technology platform and launching new Medicare-backed behavioral health services, MorseLife is transforming how thousands of South Florida seniors and families navigate the aging process.
MorseLife’s PACE program continues to be a lifeline for vulnerable seniors who choose to age with dignity and independence within the comfort of their own homes rather than transitioning to long-term care facilities. After celebrating the milestone of 1,000 enrolled patients in late 2025, MorseLife’s PACE program has continued on its path of rapid growth, now proudly serving 1,040 seniors.
The PACE model serves as a comprehensive, single point of contact for every healthcare requirement, specifically tailored for seniors aged 55 and older. This holistic approach encompasses primary medical treatment, rehabilitative physical therapy, pharmacy services and social support, extending even to door-to-door transportation to MorseLife centers for nutritious meals and vital socialization.
To meet increasing regional demand, MorseLife recently opened its newest PACE clinic in Martin County in partnership with the Kane Center. Future expansion is currently underway with sites in Boca Raton and Belle Glade scheduled to open in late 2026. The center located in Boca Raton will be located within Century Village in south Palm Beach County. In 2027, MorseLife will expand into Port St. Lucie, an area with a growing senior population that lacks access to many necessary medical services. MorseLife currently operates PACE centers and provides services throughout the following counties: West Palm Beach, Delray Beach and Greenacres.
Further enhancing the PACE model, MorseLife is launching a new technology pilot in partnership with Amba, a provider of personalized senior care solutions. Starting May 1, the pilot program will be introduced to an initial cohort of 80 PACE participants, who will utilize advanced monitoring technology to track blood pressure, heart rate and movement. By leveraging real-time data to identify health risks before they escalate, MorseLife aims to proactively reduce falls and prevent unnecessary hospitalizations for its members.
“The PACE program is the best kept secret in health care,” said Michael Braga, the director of business development and marketing at MorseLife, “We are hopeful that with this expansion in Florida, we can continue to educate communities about this unique program for seniors who are unable to afford health care.”
In further commitment to personalized care, MorseLife has introduced a new behavioral health counseling program for adults age 65 and older under traditional Medicare. The program addresses a critical need for mental health support among seniors and their caregivers, and will support individuals through compassionate, individualized counseling that meets each person where they are. Licensed clinical social workers will lead the program, providing an environment where clients can speak openly, develop coping skills and strengthen their emotional resilience.
While the new service operates independently to allow for greater flexibility in care delivery, it complements MorseLife’s existing grant-funded programs. Those services, supported by the Older Americans Act through the Florida Department of Elder Affairs and the Area Agency on Aging of Palm Beach and the Treasure Coast, will continue to provide counseling and education across Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Martin, Okeechobee and Indian River counties.
“This groundbreaking program will open up the door for seniors who are unable to travel to receive mental health counseling services,” said Judy Uzzi, director of the care management and counseling program at MorseLife. “Through this expansion, seniors will now be able to access the care they need through telehealth, home based and office space within the campus as they go through a difficult transition.”
About MorseLife
MorseLife is a nationally recognized, award-winning leader in senior care based in West Palm Beach, Florida. Serving over 3,600 seniors daily, MorseLife offers a full spectrum of services, including independent and assisted living, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, and hospice care, among others. The organization is also the exclusive provider of the community-based Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) in Palm Beach County, operating four PACE centers across West Palm Beach, Delray Beach, and Greenacres while continuing to expand across the state. MorseLife is deeply committed to continuous learning and to fostering meaningful multi-generational connections, exemplified by its impactful Holocaust Learning Experience program, which educates students nationwide. For more information, visit www.moreselife.org.
