Expanding Medicaid would help address rural health care shortages

Roughly 19,000 Wyomingites are in a coverage gap and unable to afford insurance. That makes it more difficult to operate small-town medical facilities

Posted 11/19/24

A recent WyoFile article highlights the plight of Baggs residents after the only medical provider in town closed shop. We feel for the community and for all the other small towns grappling with the …

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Expanding Medicaid would help address rural health care shortages

Roughly 19,000 Wyomingites are in a coverage gap and unable to afford insurance. That makes it more difficult to operate small-town medical facilities

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Expanding Medicaid would help address rural health care shortages

Roughly 19,000 Wyomingites are in a coverage gap and unable to afford insurance. That makes it more difficult to operate small-town medical facilities

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