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Legislative leaders cite long‑term care workforce strains, point to education and licensure efforts
Leadership Media Availability (legislative leaders) · February 25, 2026
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Summary
Leaders said Washington faces staffing pressures as baby‑boomers retire and noted state investments in early learning, workforce education and licensure changes. They pointed to local partnerships with technical schools to grow the pipeline.
Reporters asked how leaders are preparing for rising demand in long‑term care as the population ages. Leaders said workforce shortages are among the state’s largest challenges and described steps to expand training, licensure portability and education pathways.
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