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 Welcome to EqualityCare

EqualityCare is the name chosen by the Wyoming Department of Health for its Medicaid Program.  Medicaid is a joint federal and state government program that pays for medical care for some low-income and medically needy individuals and families.

 

 

Information on how to apply for EqualityCare may be found on our eligibility page at the following link:

Eligibility

Health Check  

Home Care Services 

Program Integrity 

FAQ

APS Healthcare:  This link directs you to the APS Healthcare's health and utilization management programs for Wyoming EqualityCare.  Helpful information for providers, stakeholders, clients, and families.

 

Healthcare Provider

  • Enroll as a Wyoming Medicaid Provider 
  • Provider FAQ 
  • In June 2009 EqualityCare Moved to a new AVR/IVR Automated Voice Response/Interactive Voice Response) System.  See the following bulletin for detailed information on this system:  AVR/IVR System Improvements
  • Healthy Together!  
  • Pulse of CMS 
  • The Office of Healthcare Financing has established a new email address specifically for EqualityCare Providers to use to submit comments, concerns, complaints and compliments.  Emails may be sent to:  HCFProviders@health.wyo.gov
    • The purpose of this process is to solicit input on everything that happens in our program, and more specifically, current concerns.  At this time, the significant issues that impact our program and providers center around reimbursement reduction and changes arising from the budget shortfalls.  We understand that rate adjustments may have a considerable effect on medical professionals who provide services to EqualityCare clients and want to keep lines of communication open for comments they wish to share.
    • As we go forward and continue to look for ways to reduce costs and still maintain access to healthcare, we welcome any recommendations that our providers may have.  The Department will research proposals and implement ideas which reduce duplicative or inefficient care and utilization.

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