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Washakie County in Worland, WY offers a wide range of services and resources to its residents, including public notices, assessment information, marriage licenses, and public health initiatives. The county also provides opportunities for seniors to participate in professionally-taught art workshops through the Lifetime Arts program. With a focus on community engagement and safety, Washakie County features services such as the Public Notification System, Burning Resolution #326, and various grant programs to support local initiatives. Residents can access vital records, participate in diversion programs, and stay informed about county events through the comprehensive directory and online resources available.Generated from the website

The Wyoming Retirement Center (WRC) in Basin offers skilled nursing care tailored to residents with mental health, dementia, and medical requirements, aiming to stabilize them and enhance their functional abilities. Set at the foot of the stunning Big Horn Mountains, the center benefits from its serene location in Basin, conveniently positioned between Worland and Greybull. Emphasizing a high quality of life, WRC's 47-acre grounds provide a tranquil setting near the Big Horn River. The facility delivers round-the-clock nursing care, regular physician visits, and access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to support residents in achieving maximum independence and health restoration. Certified by Medicare and Wyoming Medicaid for long-term, convalescent, and respite care, WRC is a vital part of the Wyoming Department of Health’s Aging Division. Collaborating with local community groups, churches, and volunteers, the center is dedicated to offering exceptional care and support to residents in need of 24-hour nursing services. Generated from the website content

The Wyoming Pioneer Home (WPH) in Thermopolis, owned and operated by the Wyoming Department of Health, is a licensed assisted living facility nestled in the picturesque southern-most municipality of the Big Horn Basin. Surrounded by stunning mountain ranges and situated in Wyoming's first state park, Hot Springs State Park, WPH offers a serene and healing environment for residents. With its unique geological formations, including Roundtop Mountain and the therapeutic mineral hot springs, Thermopolis provides a tranquil setting for WPH residents to enjoy. The facility is conveniently located near various healthcare facilities and offers a range of services to support the well-being and comfort of its residents.Generated from the website