Washington § 74.39.010 - Option — Flexibility — Title XIX of the federal social security act.

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§ 74.39.010. Option — Flexibility — Title XIX of the federal social security act.

A valuable option available to Washington state to achieve the goals of RCW 74.39.001 and 74.39.005 is the flexibility in personal care and other long-term care services encouraged by the federal government under Title XIX of the federal social security act. These services include options to expand community-based long-term care services, such as adult family homes, congregate care facilities, respite, chore services, hospice, and case management.
[ 1989 c 427 s 3.]

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