Physical Therapist
About the job
- A Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctoral degree in Physical Therapy is required.
- An active State of Michigan license is required.
- At least one year of experience with a frail or elderly population is required.
- The role requires the physical ability to instruct and demonstrate exercise, provide lift assistance, and assist with or manage mobility devices.
- Coordinate rehabilitation services for participants with the Interdisciplinary Team.
- Perform assessments, provide treatment sessions, implement care plans, and order or issue Durable Medical Equipment.
- Document all participant care according to department standards and submit records in a timely manner.
- Maintain accurate clinical records and utilization data relevant to the rehabilitation department.
- Participate in professional associations, educational programs, and in-service education.
- Delegate and direct support staff activities, including Physical Therapist Assistant treatments and Rehabilitation Technician duties, as needed.
- Complete initial and periodic assessments, including home safety and facility assessments as needed.
- Complete assessment documentation before and for participation in participant care conferences.
- Perform other related duties as determined by the center clinical manager, which may include site assignments, program development, and quality improvement projects.
- Maintain awareness of participant safety issues in the Day Health Center and home, including mobility assistance needs and Durable Medical Equipment.
About the company
PACE Southeast Michigan provides comprehensive, in-home care for seniors through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). It helps eligible older adults stay independent at home by coordinating services via an interdisciplinary team that personalizes care for participants and their caregivers. The team meets daily to proactively communicate and coordinate holistic care, aiming to prevent avoidable emergency visits, hospitalizations, and nursing home placements. Serving Wayne, Macomb, and Oakland Counties, the program combines medical and social support to deliver high-quality, integrated care. Its goal is to keep participants healthy and at home for as long as possible while reducing unnecessary hospital use.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Miusynsk, Ukraine
Founded
1994
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Michigan lawmakers introduced the PACE Improvement Act on September 24, 2026.
- PACE Southeast Michigan is expanding Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Eastpointe, and Detroit.
- 2024 revenue reached $198.9 million, up from $171.8 million in 2023.
What critics are saying
- The EEOC settled a disability suit against PACE for $170,000 on January 17, 2025.
- That decree requires ADA training and annual reporting through 2028.
- Heavy dependence on Medicaid and program revenue creates reimbursement exposure if enrollment slips.
What makes PACE Southeast Michigan unique
- PACE Southeast Michigan runs nine centers across Macomb, Wayne, and Oakland counties.
- Its all-inclusive PACE model bundles Medicare, Medicaid, transportation, meals, and home care.
- It served over 2,000 participants in 2024, with 96% living in the community.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours