What Is SBIRT? SBIRT stands for Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment. It is a public health framework used to identify people who use alcohol or drugs in ways that could harm their health, provide brief counseling to motivate healthier behaviors, and refer those with more serious substance use issues to specialized treatment. SBIRT … Read more
Understanding WYHealth Programs WYHealth refers to the health management and care coordination programs available through Wyoming Medicaid. These initiatives are designed to improve the health outcomes of Medicaid beneficiaries, particularly those with chronic or complex conditions, by fostering collaboration between patients, care managers, and healthcare providers[2]. Duties of Healthcare Providers in WYHealth Programs Primary Care … Read more
Understanding Your Options Choosing between Wyoming Medicaid and private health insurance is a critical decision that affects your access to care, out-of-pocket costs, and overall peace of mind. This guide will help you compare key features so you can make an informed choice. Wyoming Medicaid: Who Qualifies and What’s Covered Eligibility:Wyoming Medicaid provides free or … Read more
What Is Pay 4 Participation? Pay 4 Participation is a program under Wyoming Medicaid that helps cover the cost of care for individuals who require institutional care—such as nursing home or long-term hospital stays—but do not have sufficient income to pay the full amount required by these facilities. While the exact formal name “Pay 4 … Read more
Wyoming Medicaid’s Approach to Weight Loss Programs Wyoming Medicaid provides certain coverage for weight management and obesity-related services, but this coverage has significant limitations and does not include most weight loss medications. Understanding what’s included—and what isn’t—can help you make informed decisions and seek the right support. Nutrition and Lifestyle Counseling Nutrition Counseling: Wyoming Medicaid … Read more
What Is Wyoming Medicaid? Wyoming Medicaid is a joint federal and state program that provides free or low-cost health coverage to eligible low-income individuals and families[8][105]. It is designed for people who may not have access to affordable private health insurance and covers a wide range of medical services, including doctor visits, hospital care, prescription … Read more