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Welcome to the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program's Consumer Advocacy Outreach

Smiling elderly woman with her daughter and grand daughter

 Interested in Becoming a Long Term Care Ombudsman?

 

Applications are now being accepted for the next training class. 

 

For an application or more information, email Juanita Beale or call (206) 623-0816.

 

LTC Ombudsman Interviews & Orientation

June 17, 2013

10 AM

 

LTC Ombudsman Certification Training

June 21, 28 & 29

8AM to 5PM at the Multi-Service Center 

in Federal Way 

 

Watch our video: Advocates for Residents' Rights

**For information about other Washington State counties,

 click here to reach the Regional Ombudsman in your area.

 

 

The purpose of the Washington Long-Term Care (LTC) Ombudsman Program’s Consumer Advocacy Outreach is to advance consumer healthcare education and to empower older adults and their family members to make informed long-term care decisions.

 

"The overall purpose of the ombudsman program is to promote the interests, well-being, and rights of long-term care facility residents." 

(Washington Administrative Code: WAC 365-18-010) 

 

For quick access to information on this site, use our

site map.

 

The yellow poster below may look familiar.  By law, every LTC facility in Washington State must display the LTC Ombudsman Program notice.

 

NOTICE:

CONCERNED ABOUT ABUSE, NEGLECT, OR A VIOLATION OF THE RIGHTS OF A RESIDENT IN A NURSING HOME, ADULT FAMILY HOME, OR BOARDING HOME?

Contact:

Aging and Disability Services Administration (Washington State)

1-800-562-6078 

TTY USERS 1-800-737-7931  

 

IF YOU NEED HELP IN RESOLVING ANY PROBLEMS OR QUESTIONS ABOUT ADULT FAMILY HOMES, NURSING HOMES, AND BOARDING HOMES

Contact:

Washington State Ombudsman

1-800-562-6028

 

Local Ombudsman in King County

206-623-0816  

King County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is a program of  the Multi-Service Center.  To learn more about the Multi-Service Center, visit their website now...

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Site Last Updated:  March 4, 2013

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