Wyoming Kid Care CHIP
Last updated: June 15, 2026
Kid Care CHIP is Wyoming's Children's Health Insurance Program. It provides low-cost or free health coverage for uninsured children in families that earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but still need affordable coverage, administered by the Wyoming Department of Health.
Who is eligible
Kid Care CHIP covers Wyoming children under age 19 who are uninsured and whose family income is within the program limits. Eligibility is based on household size and income, and the state reviews your details when you apply.
What is covered
Kid Care CHIP covers comprehensive care for children, including doctor visits, immunizations, prescriptions, dental and vision care, hospital services, and mental health care. Families may pay small copays depending on income.
How to apply
You can apply online, by mail, or by phone through the Wyoming Department of Health. The state reviews your application and lets you know whether your children qualify for Kid Care CHIP or Medicaid.
Official source: Wyoming Department of Health
Frequently asked questions
How much does Kid Care CHIP cost?
Kid Care CHIP is low-cost or free. Some families pay small copays for certain services, with amounts based on household income.
What if my income is too high for Medicaid?
Kid Care CHIP is designed for children whose families earn too much for Medicaid but still need affordable coverage. The state checks both programs when you apply.
What does Kid Care CHIP cover for my child?
Kid Care CHIP covers a full range of children's health services including checkups, immunizations, prescriptions, dental, vision, and mental health care.
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