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Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's population health division has received an $800, 000 federal grant for a public health training center.

Wyoming Health centers receiving these funds are being recognized for high levels of quality performance in one or more of the following categories.

The people of Wyoming continue to disapprove of the Affordable Care Act, often referred to as “Obamacare,” according to a recent University of Wyoming poll.

The government has conveniently kept the new enrollment rates under wraps until about a third of the way through November.

Senators want workplace changes.

That's the highest category in the CMS rating system for such facilities

Deborah Smith of Wyoming News Service says a provision of the Affordable Care Act is increasing the number of doctors in rural states including Wyoming. An upcoming luncheon will focus on the state and national economies. Joy Greenwald reports...

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...

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.

Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce President and C-E-O Dale Steenbergen says it's not clear exactly how the insurance exchanges mandated by the federal Affordable Care Act will work in small states such as Wyoming. Steenbergen says the exchanges, which are designed to offer a marketplace for people to buy health insurance, won't work the same way in small states as in more populated states becau