Our Programs

 

Help for Health is a non-profit organization committed to serving Fremont County.  Every service we provide and program we offer is designed to help and support individuals in our community during a difficult time. The following programs are available through Help for Health.

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Help For Health Hospice

 

In 2008, Help for Health opened a stand-alone hospice home, built through efforts from dedicated volunteers and community contributions over several years and then a countywide 1% capital tax. The hospice home is an eight-bed facility that serves hospice patients 24/7. We also serve patients in their own homes, Long Term Care Facilities, or Assisted Living. We are Medicaid and Medicare certified and accept most private insurances.

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Home Services

 

Helping Wyoming's citizens and people with limitations stay active, independent, and in their own homes. Home Services provides in-home care services to assist people with normal activities of daily living that have become a bit of a challenge. We will assist clients to remain independent in their own homes. Our mission is to enrich the lives of our clients by delivering services that allow them to maintain an independent dignified lifestyle in their homes

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Tough Enough to Help Cancer Fund

 

In 2011, Help for Health was asked to manage this fund that is available to persons currently receiving cancer treatment. Individuals with a cancer diagnosis are eligible for $800.00 per year to pay bills such as house payments, utilities, car repairs, groceries, etc. This program is completely maintained and funded by donations.
Download Tough Enough Application Here

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Grief & Bereavement Support

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Help for Health Hospice offers monthly Bereavement Group sessions, located at Riverton Branch Library, on the second Thursday of each month. These sessions are free and open to the public. Contact us at 307-856-1206 for specific dates or more information.

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Senior Foot Clinic

 

Help for Health Hospice provides a monthly foot clinic every month in Lander and Riverton and once every two months in Shoshoni. Trained nurses and certified nurse assistants help clean feet, treat nails, and help people feel comfortable once more. Appointment slots are in high demand and frequently fill up months in advance. To check for availability and schedule an appointment, contact us at 307-856-1206. For more information, check our event calendar page.