Can provide up to 250.00 for help with Glasses or 275.00 for contacts and eye exams.

WATR, along with Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND), offers statewide technology-related assistance through coordination and support of multiple activities. WATR is part of the National Assistive Technology Technical Assistance Partnership (NATTAP). WATR provides assistive technology training and technical assistance, public awareness, device loans and device demonstrations in the domains of employment, community living, and education for all ages throughout the state.

Banner Home Medical Equipment provides home medical equipment and services patients need in their homes. We provide Insurance qualifying of all orders we receive and communicate with each patient what their insurance covers on those services. The patient is our customer and we are dedicated to taking care of their needs.

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

Frontier Access and Mobility has a vast selection of services, products, and vehicles to keep your life moving. Offering accessible vans, wheelchairs, scooters, lift chairs, vehicle lifts, stair lifts, walking aids, ramps, bath safety products, and various medical equipment.

The American Cancer Society provides cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers with online and phone resources, educational materials, and national resources.

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.

Referral to various clubs through Wyoming for assistance with obtaining eye examinations and glasses. Not available in all communities.

Purchases eye exams and eyeglasses for Cheyenne residents in need. They have two programs that they can utilize to assist people in Laramie County. Works in conjunction with the lions club.

Friends of Man assists low income individuals with a range of needs including mobility equipment, ramps, minor home mods for accessibility, prostheses, hearing aids, medical equipment. (No medical bills or back bills.) Referring professionals (caseworkers, case managers, health care workers, social workers, counselors, teachers, clergy) Potential applicants can ask their referring professional to contact Friends of Man.

Fort Collins VA Clinic

Offering programs to include: Independent Living, Transportation Check Program, Community Choice Waiver Program, Advocacy & Peer Support, and ADA Training and Technical Assistance Program.