Wyoming 988 Lifeline

Mental Health · Wyoming · Free

24/7 free confidential crisis support for Wyoming. Call or text 988. A first stop for families noticing a senior is withdrawing socially, neglecting hygiene, or expressing hopelessness. Most therapy practices accept Medicare Part B (covers 80% after deductible) and Medicare Advantage plans. Depression in seniors often shows up as physical complaints, appetite changes, sleep problems, or memory issues — not sadness. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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