Wyoming's July 8, 2026 plan notice aligns Medicaid with a federal rule that takes effect October 1. Federal funds will then cover only citizens, nationals, green-card holders, Cuban and Haitian entrants and COFA migrants.
Wyoming Medicaid posted a plan change on September 25, 2026, adding a $1,000 resource disregard for married couples. The couple limit would rise from $3,000 to $4,000 on October 1, pending CMS approval, while the individual limit stays at $2,000.
The Wyoming Department of Health published a State Plan Amendment public notice dated August 21, 2026 stating that "for Medicaid applications made on or after January 1, 2027, retroactive coverage will be reduced to two months prior to the date of…
Wyoming's rural health panel allocated the state's full $205M year-one Rural Health Transformation fund at its Aug. 11 review, resolving the award process the state had scheduled: about $48 million to critical access hospitals…
New Jersey's first $83 million Rural Health Transformation round names one Section 330 health center, Zufall Health, with $754K across two awards. Coverage of Wyoming's $205 million allocation names none, though the full award list is not published.
The current first-party page for directory-listed Community Action of Laramie County, Inc. Identifies Crossroads Healthcare Clinic in Cheyenne and posts clinic/social-services hours of 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–7 p.m. Wednesday…
Community Health Center of Central Wyoming's current first-party behavioral-health page says the organization has served more than 700 patients through its IMPACT Collaborative Care Model in Natrona and Fremont counties.
Directory-listed Community Health Center of Central Wyoming, Inc. (CHCCW) announced December 11, 2025 that its Sliding Fee Discount Program would change effective January 1, 2026.
HealthWorks' current first-party page says its in-house Cheyenne pharmacy serves community members who are not HealthWorks patients and is a dispensing and donation site for the Wyoming Medication Donation Program.
A May 19 release from Governor Mark Gordon's office says CMS granted final approval to Wyoming's $205 million Year 1 Rural Health Transformation application after the state submitted an updated proposal in early May.
CMS's final state-level Open Enrollment public-use files report 41,545 Wyoming Qualified Health Plan selections for 2026 and 46,643 for 2025, a decrease of 5,098 selections, or 10.9%.
Revision 25 of Wyoming Medicaid's Pharmacy Covered Services and Limitations manual states: contract pharmacies may not “carve in” Wyoming Medicaid clients to 340B.
In CMS's final state-level 2026 Open Enrollment file, the average monthly premium across Wyoming plan selections was $1,217 and the average after advance premium tax credits was $235.
HRSA's 2024 Wyoming Table 9D reports $9,587,935 in Medicaid collections for five reporting Health Center Program awardees, equal to 35.15% of patient-related collections.
Wyoming submitted its original Rural Health Transformation application on November 5, 2025. That document proposed an investment-based perpetuity structure and described tentative initiatives and timelines.
HealthWorks announced its move to 506 W. 17th Street in Cheyenne, describing the new clinic as three times the size of its prior facility and able to support medical, dental, behavioral-health, and pharmacy services and provider recruitment.
CMS's final 2026 state-level file classifies 31,529 of Wyoming's 41,545 QHP selections as rural. It records 14,824 bronze, 9,230 silver, and 17,491 gold selections, with the remaining suppressed or other metal-level values handled under CMS's file rules.
CMS's final 2026 state-level file records 41,545 Wyoming QHP selections and 36,186 selectors receiving advance premium tax credits. For APTC recipients, the average advance credit was $1,127 per month and the average premium after that credit was $88.
The current 42 U.S.C. § 254b-2 schedule appropriates $4.6 billion to the Community Health Center Fund for fiscal year 2026 and $1,159,452,055 for October 1 through December 31, 2026, with no later funding period listed.
HB 4, “Birthing centers—Medicaid coverage,” was signed February 27 as Chapter 1 and took effect July 1, 2026. The act authorizes Medicaid payment for services rendered by birthing centers.
Observed July 15, WYPCA's directory lists 18 Wyoming clinic locations across eight named provider networks or programs: Ag Worker Health & Services, Health Care for the Homeless, Crossroads Healthcare Clinic, Educational Health Centers of Wyoming…
The current Wyoming RHT application portal describes a competitive integrated-primary-care opportunity intended to expand the number, geographic reach, or population reach of FQHCs and Tribally operated 638 clinics.
HB 122 became Chapter 61 on March 6, 2026. The enacted program requires detailed expenditure and performance reporting; grants, awards, or expenditures above $500,000 require advisory-committee approval and legislative notice.
Wyoming's original Rural Health Transformation Notice of Award covers Budget Period 1 from December 29, 2025 through October 30, 2026 and lists $205,004,742.95.
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