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State Policy·WY·September 14, 2026

Wyoming Advocacy Group Urges Permanent 12-Month Postpartum Medicaid Coverage

Healthy Wyoming, a state advocacy organization, is calling on the Wyoming Legislature to permanently extend postpartum Medicaid coverage from 60 days to 12 months when lawmakers convene this winter. The state enacted a temporary extension in 2023 that is set to expire in March. The group also advocates for prioritizing rural health services in the state's allocation of over $200 million in federal Rural Health Transformation funding. The organization frames both priorities as essential to addressing healthcare affordability and access challenges in Wyoming.

Why it matters

Wyoming is one of several states with temporary postpartum coverage extensions that must be renewed or made permanent by state legislatures — this signals organized advocacy pressure ahead of the 2027 session.

Maternal · Managed Care

Read the full article at wyofile.com

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