Low Medicaid Rates Cause Skilled Nursing Crisis in Washington State – Skilled Nursing News
It’s unlikely that the state of Washington intended to put its skilled nursing facilities on the brink of disaster when it overhauled its Medicaid system in 2016, but leaders of both LeadingAge Washington and the Washington Health Care Association (WHCA) said that’s exactly what has occurred as providers across the state try to keep their Read More
Source: Low Medicaid Rates Cause Skilled Nursing Crisis in Washington State – Skilled Nursing News
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