Mga Balita at Webinar ng Programa Kunin ang mga pinakabagong update sa programa ng WA Cares Fund, mga anunsyo at mga detalye ng mga paparating na webinar. Tingnan ang aming buong buwanang serye ng webinar. PAPALAPIT NA WEBINAR Tingnan ang lahat ng webinar Basics for employers Miyerkules, Sep 16, 2026 1:00pm - 2:00pm Magrehistro para sa webinar Live captions will be available. This webinar will be recorded. Most Washingtonian workers will eventually need long-term care. These services and supports can be expensive, but most long-term care is not covered by Medicare or health insurance and Medicaid typically only covers it after you’ve spent your life savings down to $2,000. Knowing there is money set aside for care in the future gives workers peace of mind today. WA Cares makes long-term care insurance accessible for all Washington workers. As a Washington employer, you are required to report your employees’ wages and hours and pay premiums every quarter. We will cover how workers meet the contribution requirement, who can get an exemption, employer reporting requirements, what services and supports are available, and more. WA Cares basics Martes, Oct 6, 2026 10:00am - 11:00am Magrehistro para sa webinar Live captions will be available. This webinar will be recorded. Most Washingtonians will eventually need long-term care. These services and supports can be expensive, but most long-term care is not covered by Medicare or health insurance and Medicaid typically only covers it after you’ve spent your life savings down to $2,000. WA Cares provides working Washingtonians a way to earn access to long-term care benefits that will be available when they need them. It could cover most of the need for some people, while for others it will provide breathing room during one of life’s most challenging stages, giving the family time to develop a plan. We will cover how the program works, what long-term care includes, who contributes to the fund, how exemptions work, how to qualify for benefits and more. Balita sa Programa Image WA Cares basics for self-employed workers Self-employed workers can enjoy the same benefits as fellow Washington workers. Mar. 30, 2026 Image Meet the team that ensures WA Cares remains effective For every applicant, beneficiary, caregiver and provider falling under the WA Cares Fund umbrella, there are new statistics and results to collect. The team members collecting and tracking that data are the Data and Outcomes Team. Mar. 7, 2026 Image Spotlight on care options with WA Cares After WA Cares Fund benefits are approved, the next step is finding the right provider(s) for you and agreeing on services together. Feb. 27, 2026 Image Spotlight on WA Cares applications Your journey to receiving WA Cares Fund benefits starts with the application process. Beginning April 1, you, or someone helping you, can create an online account on our website. Jan. 30, 2026 Image 2025: A year in review We spent this year building systems, expanding partnerships and preparing to launch benefits in 2026. Dec. 10, 2025 Pagination Nakaraang pahina Nakaraan Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Susunod na pahina Susunod Mga Newsletter Image July 2026 newsletter On July 1, Washington launched the first public long-term care insurance program in the country as WA Cares Fund benefits became available. Image June 2026 Newsletter Learn about approaching milestones, website updates and more in this month’s WA Cares Fund newsletter. Image May 2026 Newsletter WA Cares Fund applications open this month. Learn more about applications, and other program news, here. Pagination Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Susunod na pahina Next › Naghahanap ng mga toolkit para sa komunidad? Tingnan ang mga toolkit
Basics for employers Miyerkules, Sep 16, 2026 1:00pm - 2:00pm Magrehistro para sa webinar Live captions will be available. This webinar will be recorded. Most Washingtonian workers will eventually need long-term care. These services and supports can be expensive, but most long-term care is not covered by Medicare or health insurance and Medicaid typically only covers it after you’ve spent your life savings down to $2,000. Knowing there is money set aside for care in the future gives workers peace of mind today. WA Cares makes long-term care insurance accessible for all Washington workers. As a Washington employer, you are required to report your employees’ wages and hours and pay premiums every quarter. We will cover how workers meet the contribution requirement, who can get an exemption, employer reporting requirements, what services and supports are available, and more.
WA Cares basics Martes, Oct 6, 2026 10:00am - 11:00am Magrehistro para sa webinar Live captions will be available. This webinar will be recorded. Most Washingtonians will eventually need long-term care. These services and supports can be expensive, but most long-term care is not covered by Medicare or health insurance and Medicaid typically only covers it after you’ve spent your life savings down to $2,000. WA Cares provides working Washingtonians a way to earn access to long-term care benefits that will be available when they need them. It could cover most of the need for some people, while for others it will provide breathing room during one of life’s most challenging stages, giving the family time to develop a plan. We will cover how the program works, what long-term care includes, who contributes to the fund, how exemptions work, how to qualify for benefits and more.
