The Washington Health Care Association (WHCA) is a prominent non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of long-term and post-acute health care across Washington state. Representing over 550 assisted living and skilled nursing facilities, WHCA advocates for the interests of providers, staff, and residents, directly impacting the care of 43,000 elderly or disabled individuals daily. With a workforce of around 25,000 employees, the association focuses on delivering essential health and personal care, social support, and housing to those in need.

WHCA provides robust regulatory support, helping members navigate the complexities of inspections and staffing while promoting quality care standards. Their commitment extends to education and advocacy, offering on-demand training like MedTechU, which equips caregivers with vital skills. WHCA is also actively engaged with legislators to ensure that the voices of the long-term care community are heard. Through various events and resources, WHCA continues to foster an environment of support and excellence in senior care throughout Washington.