Washington will begin paying benefits on Wednesday from its publicly funded long-term care program, known as “WA Cares.” ...

It’s a landmark moment for the endeavor known as WA Cares, envisioned as a means to help Washington’s workforce afford ...

Washington state begins paying benefits on Wednesday from the mandatory payroll tax funded long-term care program, known as “WA Cares. ” The program offers up to $36,500 in ...

Eligible workers can use the money for in-home care aides, transportation to medical appointments and safety upgrades in ...

It's been a bumpy journey since majority Democrats in the state Legislature approved its creation in 2019 over the objections of Republicans. The state will pay authorized providers from a fund in ...

The co-chairs of the Legislature's Audit Committee are demanding answers from state officials over proposed changes to IRIS, ...

Seniors in PACE, which fully integrates medical care with personal care and other services were less likely to visit ...