Ricky’s Law allows the state’s mental health system to involuntarily detain adults and minors who are determined to pose a likelihood of serious harm as a result of a substance use disorder.
Washington State has implemented some coverage programs that are available to all residents regardless of immigration status.
Learn how WSHA is working to preserve access to health care coverage that was expanded through the Affordable Care Act.
The ability to virtually see a provider is one of WSHA’s top priorities in both policy and operations.
This assessment is levied on hospitals, benefits the state general fund and helps fund services for patients on Medicaid.
Rural areas have a million regular residents and millions of visitors; how do we ensure health care in these areas?
Washington hospitals are required to make these policies public.
State and federal agencies issue a multitude of regulations affecting hospitals.
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