Washington’s long-term care program delayed

Washington state’s new long-term care program, which was supposed to go into effect starting January 2022, has been delayed.

Governor Jay Inslee announced the delay, citing that “legislators have identified some areas that need adjustments” and that “there is an appetite to refine and improve this bill.”

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