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The Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Section oversees HCBS waiver programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and acquired brain injuries. We strive to provide excellent customer service and up to date information to participants, families, providers, and other stakeholders.

Offering home healthcare.

The Clinic provides high-quality integrated healthcare services for uninsured individuals experiencing poverty, at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Line (FPL). The Clinic delivers services to nearly 400 individuals and families each year who cannot afford or do not qualify for health insurance.

Offering food for those in need.

Pharmacy provides Naloxone/Narcan over the counter

The walk-in clinic is for health issues requiring urgent medical attention including, but not limited to, falls, urinary tract infections, congestive heart failure (CHF) exacerbations, diabetic issues, and dehydration.

Pharmacy

A full range of family health care services for both adults and children are available at the Pine Bluffs Health Clinic. We offer same-day sick care, an in-house pharmacy, laboratory services, radiology services, and specialty clinics in skin care and cardiology.

Specialty Counseling & Consulting offers Substance Abuse Treatment and Education, Domestic Violence Education, Family and Children, Adults, Case Management Services

The Department of Family Services promotes the safety, well-being and self-sufficiency of families through community partnerships. Local DFS offices can help qualifying families with supplemental nutrition assistance (SNAP), child support program, POWER program, child care expense assistance and other needed services.

Veteran callers are connected to local Service Officers that can inform veterans & family members about state and federal benefits. Service Officers assist with forms, claims and coordination, the Medals for Veterans Program, and the Incarcerated Veterans Program. Outreach is conducted throughout the state and territories.

We strive to help people meet their basic needs and if we can surpass that and assist them to a better way of life then truly, together, we have accomplished a great thing. If you have a need please stop in. We typically assist with past due utilities, rent, temporary housing, food, diapers, formula, filling out paperwork, pet food, prescriptions, emergency fuel, if we cannot help you directly then we will do our best to connect you with someone who can.

Westward Heights Care Center offering Short-Term rehabilitation and skilled nursing.

Offering food for families. Special food drives and outreach during holidays.

Medicare and Medicaid certified. We offer Skilled Nursing, Therapy (OT/PT/Speech), Medical Social Worker, Aide and Pediatric Care Services24/7 On-Call Service, Licensed Nursing Care, Aide Services, Comfort Care, Spiritual Care, Physician Care, Bereavement Support, Volunteer Visits, Dietician Intervention, Medical Equipment Supplies, Social Work Intervention, Medication and Pain Management, End of Life PlanningMedical Transportation services for eligible patients

Bags distributed directly to children suffering from food insecurity and hunger.

Text “WYO” to 741741 for free, confidential mental health and crisis support from a crisis counselor straight from your phone. The Cowboy Code of Ethics tells us to live each day with courage, and we know it takes courage to ask for help.

Veteran callers are connected to local Service Officers that can inform veterans & family members about state and federal benefits. Service Officers assist with forms, claims and coordination, the Medals for Veterans Program, and the Incarcerated Veterans Program. Outreach is conducted throughout the state and territories.

Since 1986, our non-profit organization has been committed to providing rural communities in Wyoming and Idaho with affordable access to life-changing behavioral health services. Our team of licensed professionals are devoted to the application of therapeutic methods that enhance the lives and well-being of our clientele through counseling, case management, medication management and crisis services.

CCSS is a non-profit organization providing senior programs and assistance for individuals 60 years of age and over. Funded by state and federal grants along with assistance from Crook County Commissioners, Towns of Sundance, Hulett, and Moorcroft. We offer a Nutrition Program, Senior Companion Assistance, Medical Alert, Respite Care, Personal Care, Homemaking Services, AARP Driver Safety Classes, Social Activities, Blood Pressure & Toenail Clinics, Transportation and more!

One22 Resource Center's Financial Assistance programs can help with the costs of housing and emergency needs to build a buffer of time and support for planning and decision making.

Food boxes and Personal Hygiene products distributed to those in need once every calendar month. Daily food is available - Monday - Thursday - 10:00 am - 11:00 am.

Village Caregiving of Cheyenne provides the elderly with compassionate home care services that enable them to retain their independence and remain in the comfort of their own homes. Village Caregiving provides assistance with bathing, eating, meal preparation, toileting, grooming, and other activities of daily living support. Additionally, Village Caregiving can provide support by lending a hand with light housekeeping, errand running, and transportation for appointments.

Provides grants up to $1000 to help with expenses for Carbon County residents that are actively battling cancer.

Our Nursing Center can accommodate 24 residents in 9 semi-private and 6 private, tastefully decorated rooms. All rooms are individually heated and air-conditioned. Rooms are equipped with TV and telephone connections.