Mental health costs outstrip state funding
The state’s program for treating mentally ill patients has higher costs and needs funding from the Legislature.
Health Care
Cuts fray Wyoming’s social safety net
Wyoming cut $3 million from substance abuse, mental health and suicide prevention programs, and more than $16.5 million from related treatments.
Employers have to be the change-agents in health care
We must reward those who provide good outcomes at competitive prices, not just remunerate based on volume.
Stop politicking about Wyoming’s health-insurance crisis
If health insurance remains a luxury for Wyomingites, our workers will become our biggest export.
Medicaid expansion would protect state infrastructure — workers
Legislators must recognize majority support for the federal program before we tackle insurance prices, health-care costs.
