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2024 Careigver Survery Results
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Caregiver Wages in Washington State
Across roles and regions, Washington’s caregiver wages remain well above comparable states and national benchmarks.News for caregivers
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Caregiver Wages in Washington State
Across roles and regions, Washington’s caregiver wages remain well above comparable states and national benchmarks.Article
Emergency Rules for Home Care Aide Certification Timeline - Senate Bill 5672
The Washington State Department of Health filed the emergency rules to extend the certification timeline for long-term care workers applying for home care aide certification, asWellness for caregivers
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Caregiving in Action – August 2025
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Caregiving in Action – June 2025
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Inside this issue you’ll find highlights on senior independence, updates on caregiver transportation support, and information about joining the 2026 advisory group.
Across roles and regions, Washington’s caregiver wages remain well above comparable states and national benchmarks.
Caregiver Advisory Members Sought by Feb. 27, 2026
I first met Naamati, a recent immigrant from Jerusalem, when she was brought to one of our outreach events by a community immigrant navigator.
Video featuring insights from ten NAMI caregivers sharing their self-care strategies.
This month’s issue brings together quick tips, supportive resources, and small moments of encouragement to help you through the day.
The Washington State Department of Health filed the emergency rules to extend the certification timeline for long-term care workers applying for home care aide certification, as
Stay certified to keep making a difference
After you get your home care aide certification, you will need to renew it every year.
Caregiving is meaningful work—and we want to make sure you have the tools, training, and support you need to succeed.
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