
The purpose of the council is to:
The goal is to create and promote systems-level change. The council’s work will not be based on a particular case nor facility. Rather, the council will focus on impacting policies and procedures to improve the lives of residents across the state.
Interested in joining? Please contact Brenda Redell at brenda.redell@mschelps.org.
This webpage from National Consumer Voice offers long-term care residents with helpful technical resources to start and maintain a well-functioning resident council within a long-term care setting. All long-term care residents have the right to organize and meet with other residents. Resident councils are encouraged.Â
We demand that facilities and licensors ensure, as already required under law, that all long-term care residents routinely receive adequate amounts of a variety of fresh.... Read more
Residents in long-term care require access to healthy food with high-quality nutrition. Residents need to always have access to water. Fresh fruits and vegetables are.... Read more
By: SUSAN HARTER Washington State Long Term Care Resident Advisory Council It was uplifting to read “Finding that Sweet Spot,” Feb. 2 about how residents, families.... Read more
Download: Resident Advisory Council Platform Statement We believe that all residents in Long-Term Care deserve adequate care. To receive adequate care, we need staff.... Read more
May is Older American’s Month, and we are proud to mark this month with the announcement of our newly formed Washington State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program.... Read more
In my opinion, as a very old lady, the baked potato entitlement can be the best one of all if we look at life with an attitude of gratitude. I live in a large long-term.... Read more
Because we believe that every voice is vital, we will . . . Listen to each other’s ideas, and take all ideas seriously. Prioritize opportunities for brainstorming.... Read more
The purpose of the council is to (1) advise the Washington State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program on goals and activities and (2) create a voice for long-term care.... Read more