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Disability services in Wyoming

78 Confirmed Profiles and 2,725 Registry Listings across 30 counties, plus organizations that serve the whole country.

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Key statewide contacts

Agencies and networks that serve people with any disability in Wyoming. Each area's Resources and data tab lists the contacts for that area.

Protection and Advocacy (1)

The legal advocacy agency for people with disabilities in your state, set up under federal law. Free help with rights, abuse and neglect, and discrimination.

Vocational Rehabilitation (1)

The state agency that helps people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep a job.

Assistive Technology Act program (1)

Try, borrow, or get help paying for assistive technology, from communication devices to mobility equipment.

Statewide Independent Living Council (1)

Plans and monitors independent living services across the state.

Aging and Disability Resource Centers (1)

One place to start for long-term services and supports for older adults and people with disabilities.

Parent Training and Information Centers (1)

Free help for families of children with disabilities, including special education rights and IEPs.

Services by county in Wyoming

Each county page shows what serves that county, your local intake offices, and Confirmed Profiles based there. Numbers are listings that serve the county.

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How to get services in Wyoming

Most long-term supports are paid for by Medicaid, often through a waiver program. Start with Medicaid, then get on the program that fits. Many programs have a waiting list, so apply early.

Start here Wyoming Medicaid · Wyoming Department of Health, Division of Healthcare Financing

Apply online (opens in a new tab) · Call 1-855-294-2127 (TTY 1-855-329-5204) · Bring a paper application to the Customer Service Center in Cheyenne, or mail, fax (1-855-329-5205), or email it.

People who get SSI in Wyoming get Medicaid automatically (Wyoming is a 1634 state).

Adults who need nursing facility or ICF/IID level care can qualify for long-term care and waiver Medicaid with income up to 300 percent of the SSI Federal Benefit Rate. The Long-Term Care Eligibility Unit (1-855-203-2936) handles these applications.

For children: None (no TEFRA option). The Children's Mental Health Waiver covers ages 4 through 20 with serious emotional needs.

If you work: Not confirmed in this research; ask the Customer Service Center.

Steps

  1. Apply online, or call 1-855-294-2127 to apply by phone.
  2. Or send a paper application by mail, fax, or email to wesapplications@wyo.gov.
  3. For long-term care or waivers, call the Long-Term Care Eligibility Unit at 1-855-203-2936.
  4. Send any proof the state asks for.
  5. Expect a decision within about 45 days.

Have these ready

  • Social Security number
  • Proof of income
  • Bank and resource statements
  • Proof of disability
  • Proof of Wyoming address

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Intellectual and developmental disabilities, and autism

Comprehensive Waiver Has a waiting list

People of all ages with an intellectual or developmental disability, and adults 21 and older with an acquired brain injury, who meet higher-acuity or emergency criteria.

Start with: Wyoming Department of Health, Division of Healthcare Financing, HCBS Section (Benefits and Eligibility Specialist) · (307) 777-7531 · Website (opens in a new tab)

Comprehensive Waiver funding is for people who meet higher need or emergency criteria; others wait.

Medicaid and this program are applied for together.

Steps

  1. Call the Division of Healthcare Financing at 307-777-7531 and ask for the Benefits and Eligibility Specialist (BES) for your county.
  2. Get the waiver application guide and interview case managers.
  3. Fill out the application and case management selection form; your case manager sends them in.
  4. Complete the level of care assessment, financial paperwork, and a psychological or neuropsychological evaluation.
  5. Wait for a letter saying you are eligible, on the waitlist, or denied; then watch for a funding letter.

Have these ready

  • Psychological or neuropsychological evaluation
  • Proof of Wyoming residency and citizenship
  • Income and resource proof for the Long Term Care Unit
  • Court order for a legal representative, if you have one
Supports Waiver Waiting list varies

People of all ages with an intellectual or developmental disability or related condition, and adults 21 to 64 with an acquired brain injury, who meet ICF/IID or nursing facility level of care. Budgets are capped.

Start with: Wyoming Department of Health, Division of Healthcare Financing, HCBS Section (Benefits and Eligibility Specialist) · (307) 777-7531 · Website (opens in a new tab)

After eligibility, the state may place you on a waitlist until funding is available.

Medicaid and this program are applied for together.

Steps

  1. Call the Division of Healthcare Financing at 307-777-7531 and ask for the Benefits and Eligibility Specialist (BES) for your county.
  2. Get the waiver application guide and interview case managers.
  3. Fill out the application and case management selection form; your case manager sends them in.
  4. Complete the level of care assessment, financial paperwork, and a psychological or neuropsychological evaluation.
  5. Wait for a letter saying you are eligible, on the waitlist, or denied; then watch for a funding letter.

Have these ready

  • Psychological or neuropsychological evaluation
  • Proof of Wyoming residency and citizenship
  • Income and resource proof for the Long Term Care Unit
  • Court order for a legal representative, if you have one

Older adults and people with physical disabilities

Community Choices Waiver (CCW) No waiting list

Adults 65 and older, or adults 19 to 64 with a disability, who need nursing facility level of care (LT-101 by a public health nurse) and meet Medicaid financial rules.

Start with: Wyoming Department of Health, HCBS Section, Community Choices Waiver · (800) 510-0280 · Website (opens in a new tab)

Wyoming reported no one waiting for waivers for older adults and adults with physical disabilities in KFF's 2026 state data.

Medicaid and this program are applied for together.

Steps

  1. Fill out the CCW program application (CCW Form 01).
  2. Send it by mail to 122 West 25th Street, 4 West, Cheyenne, WY 82002, fax (307) 777-8685, or email ccw.waivers@wyo.gov.
  3. Apply for Wyoming Medicaid if you do not have it; call the Long-Term Care Eligibility Unit at 1-855-203-2936.
  4. Have a public health nurse do the LT-101 assessment.
  5. Choose a case management agency.

Have these ready

  • CCW application form
  • Social Security number
  • Proof of income and resources
  • Medicaid ID if you have one

Mental health

Children's Mental Health Waiver No waiting list

Children and youth ages 4 through 20 with serious mental health needs who meet clinical eligibility set by the Behavioral Health Division and Medicaid income and resource rules.

Start with: Magellan Healthcare of Wyoming (care management entity for the Children's Mental Health Waiver) · (855) 883-8740 · Website (opens in a new tab)

Wyoming reported no one waiting for its children's mental health waiver in KFF's 2026 state data.

Medicaid eligibility is decided as part of the waiver.

Steps

  1. Call Magellan of Wyoming at 1-855-883-8740, email a referral to Wyclinical@magellanhealth.com, or use the online referral form.
  2. Connect with a local High Fidelity Wraparound provider.
  3. Complete the clinical eligibility review.
  4. Apply for Medicaid; for eligibility questions call 1-800-251-1269.
  5. Work with the wraparound team on a plan of care.

Have these ready

  • Child's mental health records
  • Child's income and resource information
  • Proof of Wyoming residency

Rules change. Check with the agency before you rely on this. Checked October 2026.

How Wyoming pays for services

Wyoming ranks 40 of 51 on Medicaid waiver funding for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. See its spending, waiting list, every named program, service rates, and its vocational rehabilitation agency.

Open the Funding Atlas for Wyoming

How Wyoming is graded

C-

Rank 35 of 51 on State of Support

ConnectIDD's report card for services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  • Access to servicesC
  • Community livingC+
  • Family supportC
  • Real workD+
  • Direct support workforceF
  • Quality of lifeD
  • State investmentD+
  • TransparencyA+

Open the full report card

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A map for every stage of your family's journey in Wyoming

Eight stages most families of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities pass through, from the first diagnosis to planning for the years ahead. Each stage shows what to do now, what to start planning, and the services to look for nearby, with a free printable guide.

  1. Diagnosis
  2. Early childhood
  3. School years
  4. Transition
  5. After graduation
  6. A place to live
  7. Work
  8. The future

Open The Family Journey Download the free guide (PDF)