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Do you need a license to run a home care agency in Wyoming?

Last verified October 17, 2026 · All Wyoming resources

No. Wyoming does not require a state license for non-medical home care agencies. Wyoming does not require a state license for non-medical home care agencies. The Department of Health's Healthcare Licensing and Surveys office licenses home health agencies, defined as agencies primarily providing nursing or other health care services at a person's residence. Medicaid HCBS waiver providers must meet Department of Health certification standards.

What are the key facts?

License requiredNo

What should you confirm with the state?

Wyoming's home health agency definition doesn't clearly exclude personal care, and the state doesn't address non-medical agencies directly. Confirm whether you need a license with the Wyoming Department of Health, Healthcare Licensing and Surveys (wdh-ohls@wyo.gov).

What should you budget for?

The license fee is a small part of startup cost. Insurance, payroll for your first caregivers before clients pay, and office staff usually cost far more. Use the bill rate calculator to check your pricing covers it, and the intake form and care plan templates for the paperwork inspectors ask to see.

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