If passed, initiative would bankrupt state’s long term care program June 21, 2024
Robin Hills Von Davies, Washington PSR member | The Spokesman-Review
Initiative 2124, for example, is worded to sound like a small change – making our state long term care insurance program voluntary. But what’s not stated, is that change would bankrupt the program and take care benefits away from more than 3.5 million Washingtonians.
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