Healthier Wyoming Offers:
The National Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) is a yearlong “support” lifestyle change program.
DSMES provides an evidence-based foundation to empower people with diabetes to navigate self-management decisions and activities.
A workshop for people with chronic health conditions, their friends, family, and caregivers.
Heart Disease and High Blood Pressure Support, Information and Resources. Find out more about our Wyoming Library Blood Pressure Cuff Check out Program, and learn more about our Healthy Heart Ambassador Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program!
A group-based exercise program.
Upcoming Events and Education
offered by Healthier Wyoming and Partners:
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Elevating Your Practice -
Virtual Wyoming Diabetes Summit Course
This course provides resources on various topics to elevate your practice. Learn about the Complexities of Diabetes and Medication Management in Older Adults, Renal Nutrition Strategies for Patients with Co-Occurring Diabetes and Kidney Disease, Succession Planning and Diabetes Specific Program offerings for Wyoming. It is designed for all levels of healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and allied health partners who work with clients living with pre-diabetes, diabetes, hypertension and associated chronic conditions.
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New Funding Opportunity:
Plan Do Study Act (PDSA) Cycle Project
Apply Now!
The Chronic Disease Prevention Program (CDPP) is awarding subgrant funds to support projects for the Wyoming Cardiovascular Disease Coalition. The Coalition’s purpose is to improve cardiovascular health outcomes for all persons, particularly those with poor cardiovascular health or at high risk, through direct interventions at the clinical and community levels.
News and Healthier WY Highlights!
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Wyoming Library Blood Pressure Cuff Checkout Program
Self-measured blood pressure monitoring (SMBP) kits are now available for checkout through the Wyoming County Library System.
Education for Providers
Offered by Healthier WY!
Topics include: Reducing the Risk of Heart Attacks and Strokes, Re-establishing Team Based Care Workflows: Creativity that Leads to Sustainability, Your Heart Matters- Bringing Awareness of the Risks for Cardiovascular and Lipid Disease to Help Improve Client Outcomes, and more!
Funding Opportunities
Offered from the Wyoming Department of Health, Chronic Disease Prevention Program.
The Chronic Disease Prevention Program works with federal agencies, state programs, and community partners to help address the risk factors associated with chronic diseases like diabetes and hypertension.
Healthier Wyoming information and Program Locations
Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP): This program makes it easier for people at risk for type 2 diabetes to participate
in an evidenced-based lifestyle change program to reduce their risk of type 2 diabetes.
Find DPP Programs near you
Diabetes Self-Education Management and Support (DSMES): Provides personalized services to help you manage diabetes. Participants learn practical
skills to fit diabetes care into their life and find what works for them. Find DSMES Programs in your area
Wyoming Library Blood Pressure Cuff Checkout Program: This free program that includes blood pressure self-monitoring, education and other
support in all local libraries in Wyoming. Find a library near you for a checkout
Healthy Heart Ambassador Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring (HHA): The Healthy Heart Ambassador Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program can help adults
with hypertension — also known as high blood pressure — get their blood pressure to
a healthy level and keep it that way. Find active HHA Programs in YOUR area
see how healthier wy can support you!
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