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Wyoming Department of Health wants your input on older resident needs Kayla Dixon © Provided by Cheyenne-Scottsbluff KGWN-TV Ruth Stryzewski (left) of Oshkosh, who turns 109 in February, is inspiring people after surviving a COVID-19 infection CHEYENNE, Wyo. (RELEASE) - The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is seeking ideas, opinions and other input on the needs of Wyoming’s older adults and their care partners to recognize their challenges and set strategies to meet those challenges. The Aging Division, part of WDH, is gathering information to help develop its “Wyomin...

The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) is seeking ideas, opinions and other input on the needs of Wyoming’s older adults and their care partners to recognize their challenges and set strategies to meet those challenges. The Aging Division, part of WDH, is gathering information to help develop its “Wyoming Four-Year State Plan on Aging for 2021-25.” This plan is essential for federal funding of Wyoming support programs for older adults, but also provides a statewide strategy to help organizations understand how best to help older adult residents. “Prior research has identified the pref...

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