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.
Fearless in the Face of Crisis Over five webinars we will walk attendees through the 5 principles and the 30 behaviors that support exemplary leadership. And this is all tried and true, research-based information. 40 years of research has already shown us what makes great leaders, great. We want to make this information easy for… Read More
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
This session will focus on the benefits of blending a core competency of healthcare delivery in the social model of assisted living. An historical perspective of the origins of healthcare in assisted living will be presented to as a method to engage audience interest and to educate listeners about opportunities for improvement in healthcare delivery… Read More
Join us as we move from in-person to Virtual! Our 2020 Annual Conference theme is Healing Together… Join our community of aging professionals as we come together around our common goal – expanding the possibilities for Washington seniors. Let’s make progress together by exchanging ideas and experiences with colleagues, while exploring bold new approaches. Let’s continue working together – innovating, serving,… Read More
Today the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) released the latest statewide situation report, which reflects varying COVID-19 trends in different regions and age groups. The report suggests areas of improvement are likely driven by behavior changes like wearing face coverings and staying six feet apart when away from home. Report findings include: Transmission is… Read More
Gov. Jay Inslee and officials from the state Department of Health and Department of Social and Health Services announced a phased plan for long-term care facilities (LTCF) to safely allow visitors, provide trips for residents outside the facility, group activities, and more. It goes into effect August 12. As with schools, allowable activities at LTCFs… Read More
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