Thursday, OCTOBER 9, 2025 |
Public input is sought on a state effort to improve health care in rural areas of Wyoming.
Governor Mark Gordon will join Department of Health Director Stefan Johansson this afternoon as they seek citizen input on a program called “Wyoming’s Rural Health Transformation.”
The virtual meeting will be held online from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. this afternoon.
This link to the → virtual meeting ← will get you to the meeting on-line.
Interested people can also listen via phone at +1 575-414-0419 PIN: 133 425 386#.
The online survey, public forums and the additional virtual meeting — “are to make sure Wyomingites have the opportunity to weigh-in on strengthening healthcare and wellness in our rural communities,” said Governor Gordon.
The Governor added, “This effort aligns with the Trump Administration’s directive to provide sustainable and innovative opportunities through the federal Rural Health Transformation Program (RHTP). This is an important opportunity for citizens to directly influence outcomes.”
The Wyoming Department of Health or DOH is seeking to prioritize citizen concerns as part of the application process for funds through a public online survey. The survey runs October 8 through October 15.
Results will inform Wyoming’s application and determine which directions the State should pursue in transforming rural health.
