Nuclear Workers Alliance - Washington

04/26/2026

Excited to join our Tennessee family this week in Oak Ridge to meet and celebrate all those who worked at K-25 at their reunion! Looking forward to meeting DOE workers from all the sites in the area tomorrow and provide valuable information on how to maximize their white card benefits!

04/07/2026

Did you know we also offer private pay services?

03/26/2026

Think your dental issues aren’t covered? Think again.

Many medical conditions—and even the treatments for them—can cause serious dental problems. The good news? These issues may be covered under your White Card benefits.

Don’t leave benefits on the table. We can also help you find enrolled providers in your area who accept your White Card.

📞 Contact Tiki Davis
Outreach & Marketing Director
509-438-2127

Let Nuclear Workers Alliance help you access the benefits you’ve earned.

03/24/2026

✨ Welcome to the Team, Kadie! ✨

Kadie Jeziorowski joins Nuclear Workers Alliance as a Physical Therapist Assistant with 10+ years of experience in geriatric rehabilitation, specializing in neurological impairments and aging in place.

She’s supported older adults across multiple care settings—including private in-home care—helping them maintain independence and improve quality of life. Kadie also brings valuable leadership experience, having served as a Director of Rehabilitation and Operations and Chief Operating Officer.

Her expertise in DME, care coordination, and navigating complex care pathways allows her to guide patients, families, and partners with clarity, compassion, and purpose.

🤝 Partner with us!
Connect with Kadie at 509-701-0124 to learn how Nuclear Workers Alliance can support your patients and collaborate on care.

03/06/2026

Come join Nuclear Workers Alliance today at 2:30pm at the Hampton Inn (486 Bradley Blvd, Richland). Come learn how your work at the Hanford site may make you eligible for monetary and medical benefits.

03/05/2026

Hanford Workers: Your Job Was NOT Risk-Free.

If you worked at Hanford or PNNL, you or your family may be eligible for federal compensation and medical benefits.

Join Nuclear Workers Alliance tomorrow (Friday, March 6th) at the Hampton Inn – 486 Bradley Blvd, Richland to learn what benefits may be available based on your work history.

Stop by, ask questions, and get the information you deserve.

02/14/2026

💘 Happy Valentine’s Day from Nuclear Workers Alliance! 💘

Today is all about caring for the people who matter most. If you or a loved one needs a little extra support at home, our home healthcare services are here to help—so you can focus on comfort, independence, and peace of mind.

Because nothing says love like quality care at home. ❤️

📞 Contact us today at 509-438-2127 for more information.
Wishing you a safe, healthy, and happy Valentine’s Day for you and your loved ones

02/11/2026

Caring for a parent is an act of love—but it can also be overwhelming. Too often, children find themselves juggling appointments, medications, household tasks, and constant worry, leaving little room to simply enjoy time together.

At Nuclear Workers Alliance, we’re here to help lift that burden. Through the EEOICPA program and private pay care options, we provide compassionate, professional in-home care that supports your loved one’s needs—while giving your family peace of mind.

Our caregivers assist with daily activities, safety, and comfort, allowing you to step back into your most important role: being a son or daughter. That means more meaningful conversations, shared moments, and time spent together without the stress of full-time caregiving.

Let us take care of the caregiving, so you can focus on what truly matters—your relationship with your parent.

📞 Contact Nuclear Workers Alliance today to learn how we can support your family.
509-438-2127

02/06/2026

Today we’re proud to recognize Leah Berry, RN, for the incredible care and dedication she brings to Nuclear Workers Alliance every single day. Leah’s commitment, empathy, and positive attitude make a lasting impact on those she cares for and on our organization as a whole. We are incredibly grateful to have her as part of the Nuclear Workers Alliance family. 💙

Meet Leah:
"I graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Washington State University in 2009. I started my nursing career directly out of college and have experience working in multiple clinical settings including Medical/Surgical, Labor and Delivery and outpatient OB/GYN. I started with Nuclear Workers Alliance in 2021 and have found great fulfillment in working with this community. I’ve always believed that home is where the heart is, and my goal as a caregiver is to make sure my clients feel safe, respected, and happy in theirs. My favorite part of the job is the stories I get to hear from clients and the relationships/trust that we build. I love seeing the immediate impact a little extra help can have on someone's quality of life. When I’m not working, you can find me spending time with my family and attending all my kids activities and sporting events.

Please join us in thanking Leah for all that she does!

02/04/2026