Disclosure of charges 2025

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The document is a disclosure form for an Adult Family Home, required by Washington state law, detailing the charges and services provided. It outlines information regarding Medicaid acceptance, admission fees, deposits, prepaid charges, daily/monthly rates, personal care services, medication assistance, and additional fees for various services and items. The purpose of the form is to assist potential residents and their families in understanding the costs and services available at the home.

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When the EEOC finds an employer guilty, they may attempt conciliation to negotiate changes in procedures and remedies for those affected; if unsuccessful, the victim may file a lawsuit or request the EEOC to file one on their behalf.

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