A family smiles and cooks together in their kitchen. Three Filipino female-presenting family members stand in front of a stove using a frying pan. From the left, there is a woman in her 20s, a woman in her 30s and a woman in her 60s. The woman in her 60s is wearing a white neckerchief and is the one cooking. The woman in the middle has her arms around both of her family members' shoulders. They will all be covered by WA Cares Benefits.

WA Cares Benefits Are Taking Care of Washingtonians

WA Cares Benefits are taking care of Washingtonians, one neighbor at a time.

WA Cares Benefits provide accessible and affordable long-term care coverage to all working Washingtonians, regardless of pre-existing conditions or age.

WA Cares Benefits make sure that we can stay at home to get care when we need it, and pay a family member or professional caregiver to help with daily tasks.

WA Cares Benefits ensure working Washingtonians get the home care we need.

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Hear Directly From Washingtonians About How We’re Using WA Cares Benefits

WA Cares Benefits | Lupus Support

A Black man named Anthony, an advocate for WA Cares, smiles at the camera. He is wearing a black polo shirt and a jean apron. He is standing in a kitchen with modern appliances and flowers behind him.

“WA Cares Benefits Will Cover My Care For My Pre-Existing Condition When Private Long-Term Care Insurance Won’t”
– Anthony

WA Cares Benefits | Stroke Support

Christina, a smiling white woman with long grey hair looks at the camera. She sits in her living room, with frames and tscoches behind her. She has red dye on the tips of her hair. Her left hand is extended on her couch, with a watch on it.

“I Know I’ll have Help From My WA Cares Benefits If The Unthinkable Happens, Like It Did to My Mom”
– Christina

WA Cares Benefits | Paralysis Support

A young family of three sits and plays on their floor. Dani, an advocate for WA Cares, sits on the floor with her legs folded. She is white skin and has long curly brown hair and a pink shirt, and is smiling. She is holding her son in her lap, who in sitting on the floor with his legs out straight. He is a white boy aged around 6. To the left is Dani's husband, a white man with glasses and short brown curly hair and a beard. He is playing with a stuffed animal on his son's foot. Behind them is a table with a blue lamp and a stack of books.

“WA Cares Benefits Will Pay For A Home Care Aide For My Partner So I Can Keep Working”
– Dani

WA Cares Benefits | Long-Term Care

A white man in his sixties, Dr. Charles Mayer points at a computer screen with his left hand. He is wearing black glasses and a pink long sleeved shirt. To his left is the back of a patient, who is wearing glasses and a green hat. He is looking at the screen where Dr. Mayer is pointing, explaining about WA Cares benefits.

“My Patients Can Stay At Home And Still Get The Care They Need With WA Cares Benefits”
– Dr. Charles Mayer

WA Cares Benefits | Home Care Support

Alyssa, an advocate for the WA Cares Act, smiles and looks at the camera. She is a white woman in her 40s with tattoos on her arms and shoulder-length brown hair. She is wearing a purple shirt with white stripes on the sleeves and sitting with her hands crossed. On the table in front of her is a yellow tea kettle, a yellow mug, and a stack of books.

“WA Cares Benefits Mean I Won’t Have To Quit My Job to Take Care of My Mom”
– Alyssa

WA Cares Benefits | Washington Caregivers

A white woman named Kathy smiles at the camera in her house. She is in her 70s with long grey hair in a pony tail, and sitting on an electronic walker. Behind her is a lamp with a blue shade and a picture of red flowers.

“WA Cares Benefits Are There For When We Need Help at Some Point in Our Lives, No Matter Our Age”
– Kathy

WA Cares | In-Home Care Services

Silvia Gonzalez smiles at the camera. She’s wearing a blue shirt under a jean jacket.

“It’s Part Of The Culture That We Have In The Latino Community, To Take Care Of Our Parents, Our Grandparents, Our Uncles And Aunts.” – Silvia

WA Cares Benefits | Lowering Long-Term Care Costs

A white woman in her forties, Kitty is an advocate for WA Cares Benefits. She has long blonde hair and is smiling. She is wearing a purple hoodie ove ra white shirt, and is holding a blue mug.

“I Have No Savings Put Aside In The Event That I Would Need Help At Home. WA Cares Benefits Would Help Me Stay Home And Get The Care I Need.”
– Kitty

WA Cares Benefits | Aging And Near-Retirees

A white woman named Vicki, an advocate for WA Cares, looks with resolve at the camera. She is in her 60s. She has short brown hair and a red shirt. She is standing in her backyard, with stairs up to her porch behind her.

“WA Cares Benefits Can Pay A Home Care Aide To Help Me, Replace My Stairs With A Ramp, And More.”
– Vicki

Would WA Cares Benefits Help You And Your Family? Have You:

cared for a loved one at home, putting aside your job?
been so injured or sick that you needed help with cooking, errands, and getting around?
been denied coverage for long-term care insurance for a pre-existing condition?
know someone who was forced to sell everything to qualify for Medicaid help?

Let Us Know How Long-Term Care Insurance Will Help Your Family Using This Form

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A Black male-presenting person aged around 65 sits in a wheelchair at a kitchen table. He has short, receding hair and glasses. With his left hand he reaches for a bottle that his home care aide is handing him. On the right is a Black female-presenting person aged around 35. She is wearing light blue scrubs with a teal shirt underneath, and has green nail polish. She is unpacking groceries from a brown paper bag on the table. On the table are zucchini, a red pepper, and a bottle of water. They are talking about WA Cares.