Washington state long term care ombudsman program

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Advocate for Yourself or a Loved One Tips for individuals to be advocates for themselves or loved ones who live in a long-term care facility. Learn more about the ombudsman program and related assistance at the resources below. Expand All Sections. This website has extensive information on long-term care issues that are important to residents and their families. The State of Washington authorizes the State LTC Ombudsman, Patricia Hunter, to delegate her authority to advocate on behalf of long-term care residents to citizens who undergo certification training and work under the principles and guidelines set by the LTC Ombudsman Program.

More Ombudsmen are needed! We are in need of more volunteers who are dedicated to advocating for the rights of residents in long-term care facilities in Lewis, Mason and Thurston Counties. Please help us spread the word about our program. If you know someone who is interested, please let us know so we can send them information, or have them contact us directly.