See the United Health Foundation's latest findings on Wyoming.
Wyoming Health Insurance Pool
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(307) 634-1393
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Starting in 2010, Wyoming will offer health coverage to residents through the federally established temporary high-risk pool program. To find out more about Wyoming's participation, click here.
Risk pools are state-sponsored programs to help people with a history of medical problems in their family to purchase coverage. These pools are for people who can afford to buy health insurance, but are not able to get underwritten in the private market because of a pre-existing health condition. These programs can vary significantly from state to state in price, benefits and number of people served. Often insurance companies doing business in the state are required to contribute to the pool to keep it in the black. In the best cases, they allow people to be able to switch jobs or become self-employed without the fear of losing their health insurance coverage. Read more about risk pools here.
Cover The Uninsured is a national effort to highlight the fact that too many Americans are living without health insurance and to demand solutions from our nation's leaders. Read more information on its efforts. It is a project of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
Georgetown University's Health Policy Institute has researched and written state-by-state guides for finding and keeping health insurance. It updates these guides as federal and state policies change. A number of non-profit organizations help fund its research. Learn more about the Health Policy Institute.
Review Georgetown's guide for Wyoming.
US News does an annual ranking of what it considers the best health insurance plans in each state.
Visit its reports on various health insurance or medical insurance plans being offered in Wyoming.
Wyoming Department of Health (WVCHIP) -- the primary state agency for providing health and human services, it administers programs maintaining the health and safety of citizens of Wyoming. Its primary approach in solving health problems is prevention.
Wyoming Children's Health Insurance Program -- designed to ensure that children and teens of both working and non-working families can have the health insurance they need.
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Health insurance companies in Wyoming. Get health plan pricing for these companies. Aetna Altius One Celtic Ins. Co. Companion Life Insurance Company UnitedHealthcare WINhealth Partners |
Contact your federal officials. All Americans need your help to demand that Congress continue to support health care legislation that will make health insurance affordable and accessible to all Americans.
Wyoming Governor Dave Freudenthal
State Capitol, 200 West 24th Street
Cheyenne, WY 82002-0010
PHONE: 307-777-7434
FAX: 307-632-3909
Contact by e-mail
Contact your Wyoming State Senator and State Representative
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Find licensed physicians near you. Each state is home to organizations that can help you find and research physicians, offering online information about a physician's license, schooling, practice information and more.
Wyoming Licensee Search