Institute For Disabilities News Today

CHEYENNE – The National Federation of the Blind, a membership organization of blind Americans, will hold a resource fair for blind and low-vision individuals on June 8.

CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities (WGCDD) is hosting its annual luncheon recognizing March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 6

PATHS project brings telehealth booths to Wyoming libraries

LARAMIE – Public Access Telehealth Spaces (PATHS), a project of the Wyoming Institute for Disabilities (WIND) at the University of Wyoming, is revolutionizing the way people access health care services,

Accessing healthcare is now easier with the Telehealth Booth at the Natrona County Library, providing a private and secure space for medical consultations.

Accessing healthcare is now easier with the Telehealth Booth at the Natrona County Library, providing a private and secure space for medical consultations.

Accessing healthcare is now easier with the Telehealth Booth at the Natrona County Library, providing a private and secure space for medical consultations.

Accessing healthcare is now easier with the Telehealth Booth at the Natrona County Library, providing a private and secure space for medical consultations.

Recent rumblings at the College of Health Sciences remind one retired professor of UW’s previous attempts to abscond with the truth.

The University of Wyoming has announced that the Wyoming Telehealth Network (WyTN) was recently awarded $178,200 of the state’s American Recovery Plan Act funding from Wyoming’s State Loan and Investment Board for an innovative approach to increasing access to telehealth equipment and infrastructure