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Mitchell, NE · Health
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Medicaid Cuts Will Increase Healthcare Costs for All Coloradans, Say Experts on Greeley Panel
On Wednesday, a panel of top Colorado healthcare executives warned that federal cuts to Medicaid, under the so-called Big Beautiful Bill, will affect not only Medicaid recipients but Colorado’s wider health care system, pushing up costs and the number of uninsured people across the state. “What H.R.1 [the Big...
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IMH CEO Doug Faus Named 207 Community Hospital CEOs To Know In 2025
Community hospital CEOs are tasked with delivering coordinated and affordable care to local patients. Top community hospital executives ensure that patients can access not only acute care but also primary care, rehabilitation, public health services and other resources. The leaders featured on the Becker’s list shape workforce culture, plan for...
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Cheyenne VA Health Care System breaks ground on emergency department expansion
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Veterans in southeastern Wyoming will soon have access to a state-of-the-art emergency department, as the Cheyenne VA Health Care System broke ground Aug. 15 on a major expansion. The project, set to nearly double the size of the current facility, will create a more modern and...
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Clinic administrators plead not guilty to Medicaid fraud for neurofeedback sessions
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Two senior administrators of a counseling clinic in Cheyenne have pleaded not guilty to felony charges of conspiracy and eight counts of fraud for allegedly billing Medicaid for an uncovered treatment protocol, namely “neurofeedback” or “brain entrainment” sessions. Tammi Miller, CEO of...
wyomingnewsnow.tv
Cheyenne VA announces groundbreaking for new emergency department
Cheyenne, Wyo. — The Cheyenne VA Health Care System is excited to announce the official groundbreaking to construct a new emergency department at the Cheyenne VA Medical Center. By 2027, Cheyenne-area Veterans will be able to receive care at the newly constructed emergency department at 2360 East Pershing Boulevard....
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Inter Facility Medical Transfer Protocol Changes In Laramie
Starting Sept. 1, Ivinson will begin operating Laramie’s interfacility transfer service. This new collaboration with the City of Laramie helps ensure patients receive timely and seamless care while keeping emergency crews focused on 911 calls. Read more about the transition here. what’s new beginning september 1. Patients requiring...
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Cheyenne VA Health Care System supports Veterans with PTSD during the Fourth of July
Cheyenne, Wyo - Cheyenne VA Health Care System encourages everyone to be mindful of Veterans living with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as we celebrate Independence Day. Fireworks are a special part of July 4, but the loud, sudden noises and bright flashes can be difficult for Veterans living with PTSD. The sights and sounds can bring back memories of trauma and trigger symptoms like anxiety, flashbacks or trouble sleeping.
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Cheyenne counseling clinic’s senior staff charged with Medicaid fraud
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The CEO of a Cheyenne counseling clinic and a senior staff member are charged with felonies for allegedly billing Medicaid thousands of dollars for biofeedback sessions not covered under Wyoming Medicaid law. The Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigations Medicaid Fraud Control Unit started investigating complaints against...
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National EMS Memorial "Moving Honors" Procession makes a stop in Cheyenne
Cheyenne, Wyo. - The Moving Honors procession made its stop in Cheyenne, marking the one of many stops along a 6,500-mile journey that started in California, and will end in Virginia. Global Medical Response is the legacy sponsor for The National EMS Memorial Service, including a specially wrapped ambulance carrying...
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Letter To The Editor: Cheyenne Regional Medical Center's Position Is Preposterous
Article in Sunday 6/1 edition: "Cheyenne Regional Medical Center sued for death of 7 year old child". Their (CRMC) main argument centers on the fact that CRMC is not liable because the nurses and contractors who saw her were independent contractors of the hospital. These 3rd party "contractors" were hired...