Communities dedicated to enhancing the aging journey.
Communities dedicated to enhancing the aging journey.
Communities dedicated to enhancing the aging journey.
LeadingAge Washington serves as the voice for not-for-profit and mission-driven senior care and housing organizations, advancing both fundamental and innovative solutions to achieve an integrated system of quality post-acute and long-term supports and services for aging Washingtonians.
Achieve 5-Star in 2020 This 10 month webinar series focuses on advancing results in the three domains of the CMS 5-Star Quality Rating System: Health Inspections, Staffing, and Quality Measures. You will gain insight into how the health inspection, staffing, quality measure, and overall rating is calculated. Tips on how to analyze your data and… Read More
The election of the association’s Officers, At-Large Board members, Governance Committee members and approval of bylaw changes will occur on June 30th, beginning at 10:00 am during our Annual Business Meeting, to be convened using a virtual platform. An email will be sent out to the membership with the virtual platform registration/log in information as… Read More
This 12 month webinar series focuses on developing mastery of the skills required to successfully lead clinical reimbursement excellence under PDPM. PDPM_Master_Class_Brochure with details Note: Recordings are available for full series purchase. Optional Certification is available for individuals completing the entire series and passing the certification exam at the end of the completed series. Session… Read More
An order from John Wiesman, WA State Secretary of Health, was released on Thursday, May 28th, directing all nursing facilities to complete universal testing by June 12th and memory care units by June 26th. The order only covers a one-time test, we have been told DOH is currently working on guidance and protocols for repeat/ongoing testing. A… Read More
OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee Thursday announced a state directive requiring nursing homes and the memory-care units in assisted-living facilities to offer testing to their residents for the new coronavirus. Announced in a news conference, the directive also requires those facilities to test staffers for the virus, except those who can prove a medical exemption.… Read More
Congress has provided trillions in economic relief to help businesses get through the financial challenges brought by COVID-19. These economic relief opportunities have rules for how they can be used, especially for health care organizations. Tracking and monitoring is critical, but can be very complicated, especially when funding is received from multiple sources. Leading Age… Read More
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