Growth and scale Care Resources PACE is expanding capacity, evidenced by a recent $7.1 million facility in Lowell to serve up to 125 more participants and create around 30 jobs. This growth trajectory signals opportunities to engage with them on scalable partner solutions, capital projects, and workforce development services.

Leadership recognition CEO Kimberly Smith was named a Notable Leader in Health Care by Crain's Grand Rapids Business in 2026, highlighting strong leadership and potential openness to strategic partnerships, pilots, or innovative care delivery models aligned with executive priorities.

Integrated care model As a PACE organization delivering primary care, home health, rehabilitation, nutrition, transportation, and social services, the company values a comprehensive tech-enabled operations stack and partner solutions that streamline care coordination, billing, and data sharing across services.

Financial health With reported revenue in the 25 to 50 million range and Medicare/Medicaid funding underpinning services, there is budget visibility for value-added solutions in compliance, risk management, and population health analytics that support cost efficiencies and reimbursement optimization.

Regional focus Operating primarily in Kent County and surrounding Michigan ZIP codes with a defined participant base, there are clear geographic opportunities for localized services, community partnerships, and region-specific regulatory or technology implementations.