health care

Senators want workplace changes.

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US Secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack, says that he still supports the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, and says that it benefits rural communities, like those in Wyoming.

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Catholic groups name U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and several other federal officials and agencies in a lawsuit over birth control.

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CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — State Insurance Commissioner Tim Hirsig is urging Wyoming businesses to prepare for federal health care law requirements so they do not face unnecessary fines.

Many of the new health insurance requirements under the Affordable Care Act will take effect Jan

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Wyoming Medical Center in Casper has had to turn away patients from outside Natrona County at times this winter because it didn't have enough free beds.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Some bipartisan cooperation may finally be breaking out in the nation's contentious battle over health care overhaul.

The Obama administration announced Thursday that four red states are on the list of those getting the initial go-ahead to build their own health insurance marketplaces

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On Friday leaders from Wyoming Medical Center (WMC) will serve as the featured luncheon speakers at the first-ever statewide Wyoming Patient Safety Summit. The event, hosted by the Wyoming Medical Society and the Wyoming Hospital Association, focuses on improved patient safety measures in healthcare settings

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If your on Medicaid, a Medicaid provider or social service agency the Wyoming Department of Health would like to hear from you.

They're hosting a series of public forums around the state, including one this Thursday in Casper. They're asking for input on how to make Wyoming's Medicaid

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