Transition in Coal Country: Downturn drives Medicaid expansion appeal
Coal’s decline has forced staunchly anti-Obamacare politicians to reconsider Medicaid expansion, while rural communities depend on tele-health more than ever.
Medicaid
When lawmakers pick donor profits over health care, we all ail
Opinion
by 4 Comments Fixing the U.S. health care system, Dodson argues, doesn’t hinge on single-payer versus private options. Instead, it comes down to lawmakers doing the right thing to keep costs down.
Barrasso is wrong choice to ‘fix’ health care
Opinion
by 8 Comments President Trump has anointed Wyoming’s junior senator as the man-with-the-plan for replacing the ACA. The problem is Barrasso doesn’t have one.
Laramie’s free clinic flooded with support following WashPo story
National publicity surrounding a well-known Wyoming family’s political infighting has resulted in an unexpected windfall for the Downtown Clinic.
Reddest state stands its ground amid Medicaid landslide
Opinion
by 3 Comments Voters in three conservative western states overruled their legislators and expanded medicaid through ballot initiatives during the midterm elections — but not Wyoming.