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  • WHCA Webinar: Organics Management Laws
    WHCA Webinar: Organics Management Laws

    July 9 | FREE

    Join this free, 60-minute WHCA Webinar (hosted in collaboration with the state Department of Ecology) to learn how the new Organics Management Laws of 2025 (OMLs) are being implemented statewide and impacting skilled nursing and assisted living facilities.

    Lead by Olivia Carros, Organics & Food Center Specialist.

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    WHCA Webinar: Organics Management Laws
  • Care For the Future
    Care For the Future

    The WHCA-PAC serves the interests of all assisted living and skilled nursing facilities in Washington. We are experts in the unique regulatory challenges that impact the owners, administrators, and staff of these communities.

    By bringing your stories to the lawmakers and legislators whose policies affect your ability to provide quality care, we strive to ensure all Washingtonians have access to the affordable long-term care they need and deserve. 

    Your support makes it possible.

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    Care For the Future
  • MedTechU
    MedTechU
    On-Demand Training for Your Caregiving Team

    WHCA’s MedTechU is an on-demand course that combines three critical classes for caregivers aiming to become medication technicians/medication aides: Medication Assistance training, Core Nurse Delegation, and Special Focus on Diabetes Delegation.

    The class totals 15 hours of training and builds on knowledge as the caregiver moves from one class to the next.

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    MedTechU

    Providing trusted expertise, removing barriers, and bringing resources to members and their employees enriching the lives of the residents served.

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    Welcome to WHCA

    Washington Health Care Association (WHCA) is a statewide non-profit organization representing over 550 assisted living and skilled nursing facilities.

    WHCA’s mission is to promote quality long-term and post acute health care and services, while serving as an advocate for providers, staff, and the patients and residents for whom they provide care. Association members provide health and personal care, social support and housing to 43,000 frail, elderly, or disabled Washingtonians each day. About 25,000 employees work for member facilities.

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    Regulatory Support

    WHCA provides expert regulatory support to members in assisted living and skilled nursing facilities. We help our members navigate the challenges of surveys, inspections, staffing, and more.

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    Events & Education

    Keep up with our upcoming webinars, education seminars, meetings, and gatherings through our calendar. WHCA keeps the calendar full with informative events throughout the year.

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    Advocacy

    WHCA engages with legislators and policymakers to ensure that our members’ voices are heard and needs are met. Our advocacy work is built on grassroots efforts by those who have a vested interested in Washington’s long-term care community.

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