Wyoming has no private-payer telehealth payment parity

Wyoming has no private-payer telehealth statute, meaning commercial insurers are not required to cover telehealth or pay it at parity with in-person services. This affects clinicians and privately insured patients in Wyoming, where telehealth reimbursement can be set below in-person rates or omitted entirely. The lack of a parity mandate weakens the sustainability of virtual care across a rural, access-challenged state.

Source: Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP), Wyoming state telehealth page (2026).