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WY Stat § 35-2-1107 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 11 - Health Care Facility Receivership|Section 35-2-1107 - Priorities.

35-2-1107. Priorities.| (a) During a receivership under this act, the following expenses and claims have priority in the following order:  (i) The costs and expenses of the administration of the health care facility during the term of the receivership;  (ii) Claims for:  (A) Wages actually owing to employees, other than officers of the facility, for services rendered within three (3) months prior to the date of commencement of the receivership proceeding against the facility, but not exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) to each employee;  (B) Secured claims, including claims for taxes and debts due the federal or any state or local government, which are secured prior to the appointment of the receiver.  (iii) Claims by or on behalf of individual patients or clients for the cost of health care services which were to be provided by the facility, but were not received by the patient or client for whom the care was paid;  (iv) Unless otherwise provided by law, all other claims of general creditors not falling within any other priority under this section, including claims for taxes and debts due to the federal government or any state or local government which are not secured claims;  (v) Proprietary claims of shareholders, members or officers of the health care facility.  (b) Upon motion by a claimant or by one (1) of the parties to a receivership action under this act, the district court may amend the priorities listed in subsection (a) of this section and order payment of claims as may be necessary in the interest of justice.
WY Stat § 35-2-1108 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 11 - Health Care Facility Receivership|Section 35-2-1108 - Receiver's Liability.

35-2-1108. Receiver's liability.| (a) The liability of the department shall be limited as set forth in the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act, W.S. 1-39-101 through 1-39-120, for the operation of medical facilities and the provision of health care.  (b) If a person is designated to act as a receiver pursuant to W.S. 35-2-1103(f) and is not covered by the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act, W.S. 1-39-101 through 1-39-120, the designated receiver shall only be held liable in a personal capacity for the designated receiver's own gross negligence, intentional acts or breach of fiduciary duty.
WY Stat § 35-2-1109 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 11 - Health Care Facility Receivership|Section 35-2-1109 - Applicability.

35-2-1109. Applicability.| The receivership provisions of W.S 1-33-101 through 1-33-110 shall apply to actions under this act to the extent that they do not conflict with this act.
WY Stat § 35-2-1201 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Senior Health Care Districts|Section 35-2-1201 - Senior Health Care Districts; Establishment; Definitions.

35-2-1201. Senior health care districts; establishment; definitions.| (a) A senior health care district may be established under the procedures for petitioning, hearing and election of special districts as set forth in the Special District Elections Act of 1994.  (b) As used in this article "senior health care" means "health care" as defined in W.S. 35-22-402(a)(viii) that is delivered to a person who is at least sixty (60) years of age, a disabled adult who is at least eighteen (18) years of age, or a person with medical or behavioral health care needs as determined by appropriate medical assessments and is provided:  (i) By a person or facility licensed, certified or otherwise authorized by the laws of this state in the ordinary course of business or practice of a profession to provide health care services;  (ii) Through home care services, assisted living programs, skilled nursing facilities, nursing homes, hospice services, residential care homes or other related facilities; or  (iii) As specified under W.S. 18-15-111(a)(i) through (iii).
WY Stat § 35-2-1202 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Senior Health Care Districts|Section 35-2-1202 - Body Corporate; Name and Style; Powers Generally; Rules and Regulations of Trustees.

35-2-1202. Body corporate; name and style; powers generally; rules and regulations of trustees.| (a) Each district is a body corporate and shall be designated by the name of the .... senior health care district. The district name shall be entered upon the commissioners' records and shall be selected by the commissioners of the county in which the greater area of land within the district is located. In the name so selected, the district through its trustees may:  (i) Direct the affairs of the district in the same manner as a rural health care district under W.S. 35-2-703(a)(i) through (xi) for the purpose of providing senior health care;  (ii) Provide directly or by contract for the provision of programs or services under this article. Contracts under this section shall:  (A) Require the provider, if an organization or agency, to be incorporated under the laws of this state as a nonprofit corporation prior to the receipt of any funds;  (B) Specify the manner in which the funds are expended and the programs or services provided; and  (C) Require the provider of the programs or services to present an annual budget for review to determine compliance with this article and for approval by the district.
WY Stat § 35-2-1203 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Senior Health Care Districts|Section 35-2-1203 - Administration of Finances; Assessment and Levy of Taxes.

35-2-1203. Administration of finances; assessment and levy of taxes.| (a) The board of trustees of a senior health care district shall administer the finances of the district according to the provisions of the Uniform Municipal Fiscal Procedures Act, except that an annual audit in accordance with W.S. 16-4-121 is not required. Each senior health care district shall comply with the provisions of W.S. 9-1-507(a)(iii).  (b) The assessor shall assess the property of each senior health care district.  (c) The board of county commissioners, at the time of making the levy for county purposes shall levy a tax for that year upon the taxable property in the district in its county for its proportionate share based on assessed valuation of the estimated amount of funds needed by each senior health care district but in no case shall the tax for the district exceed in any one (1) year the amount of two (2) mills on each dollar of assessed valuation of the property.
WY Stat § 35-2-1204 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Senior Health Care Districts|Section 35-2-1204 - Applicability.

35-2-1204. Applicability.| A senior health care district shall be operated, administered and is otherwise subject to the provisions that govern a rural health care district under Wyoming statutes, title 35, chapter 2, article 7, except W.S. 35-2-701, 35-2-705 and 35-2-708 shall not apply. W.S. 35-2-711 through 35-2-722 shall not apply to W.S. 35-2-1203. The question of approval of the issuance of bonds for senior health care purposes pursuant to W.S. 35-2-709(a) shall be submitted to electors only at a general election.
WY Stat § 35-2-1301 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Electronic Monitoring of Long-Term Care|Section 35-2-1301 - Short Title.

35-2-1301. Short title.| This act may be cited as the "Long-term Care Electronic Monitoring Act."
WY Stat § 35-2-1302 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Electronic Monitoring of Long-Term Care|Section 35-2-1302 - Definitions.

35-2-1302. Definitions.| (a) As used in this act:  (i) "Capacity to consent" means an individual's ability to:  (A) Understand and appreciate the significant benefits, risks and alternatives to proposed health care;  (B) Understand and appreciate the nature and consequences of making decisions concerning one's person; and  (C) Make and communicate a health care decision.  (ii) "Department" means the Wyoming department of health;  (iii) "Electronic monitoring" means the placement and use of an electronic monitoring device by a resident in the resident's room pursuant to the requirements of this act;  (iv) "Electronic monitoring device" means a video camera or other surveillance instrument with a fixed position that captures, records, transmits or broadcasts audio, video or both and that is installed in a resident's room and used for electronic monitoring of the resident and activities in the room;  (v) "Facility" means an assisted living facility or a nursing care facility certified, licensed or otherwise authorized or permitted by law to provide long-term care in the facility's ordinary course of business and through its employees acting within the scope of their duties;  (vi) "Resident" means a person who is eighteen (18) years or older residing at a facility;  (vii) "Resident's representative" means an individual with a power of attorney for health care or other legal authority to make health care decisions on behalf of a resident who lacks capacity to consent;  (viii) "Resident's room" means a resident's private or shared primary living space within a long-term care facility;  (ix) "This act" means W.S. 35-2-1301 through 35-2-1308.
WY Stat § 35-2-1303 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Electronic Monitoring of Long-Term Care|Section 35-2-1303 - Authorized Electronic Monitoring; Applicability.

35-2-1303. Authorized electronic monitoring; applicability.| (a) No facility or resident of a facility shall engage in electronic monitoring or use electronic monitoring devices except as provided in this act.  (b) Notwithstanding W.S. 7-3-702, nothing in this act shall be construed to authorize or permit the use of an electronic monitoring device for the nonconsensual interception or unauthorized recording, storage or disclosure of private communications or actions occurring in a resident's room.  (c) A facility may install and use security surveillance devices in the facility's common areas and other locations except for resident rooms as the facility deems necessary for monitoring the facility. Any recording made by security surveillance devices under this subsection shall be the property of the facility.  (d) A resident or resident's representative may seek to install and use electronic monitoring devices in the resident's room pursuant to the requirements of this act. Any recording made by an electronic monitoring device under this subsection shall be the property of the resident or the resident's representative but may be used by a facility as provided by rule of the department.
WY Stat § 35-2-1304 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Electronic Monitoring of Long-Term Care|Section 35-2-1304 - Authorized Electronic Monitoring; Notice.

35-2-1304. Authorized electronic monitoring; notice.| (a) Every facility where electronic monitoring devices are in use shall post and maintain a notice or signage in a conspicuous location at or near the facility's main entrances stating that electronic monitoring devices may be in use in or throughout the facility.  (b) A facility shall post and maintain notice or signage in a conspicuous location at the entrance to each resident's room where an electronic monitoring device is being used. The notice or signage shall state that the resident's room is being monitored by an electronic monitoring device.  (c) When electronic monitoring or security surveillance is used at a facility, upon admission or at any other necessary time as determined by the facility, a facility shall obtain the resident's or the resident's representative's signature on a form furnished by the department and provided to the resident or representative by the facility. The form must at a minimum list the following:  (i) That each resident has the right to use electronic monitoring devices in the resident's room, provided that any other residents in the room consent to the electronic monitoring;  (ii) That the use of unauthorized electronic monitoring devices or covert placement of an electronic monitoring device is prohibited;  (iii) That other residents in the facility may be using electronic monitoring devices in their rooms;  (iv) That a resident may file a grievance with the facility if a facility interferes with a resident's right to use electronic monitoring and that a resident may file a grievance with the department if the facility fails to resolve or respond to the grievance;  (v) The security and privacy risks associated with the use of electronic monitoring devices;  (vi) Any other provisions required by the department pursuant to rules promulgated in accordance with this act.
WY Stat § 35-2-1307 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Electronic Monitoring of Long-Term Care|Section 35-2-1307 - Admissibility of Electronic Monitoring; Liability; Reporting.

35-2-1307. Admissibility of electronic monitoring; liability; reporting.| (a) No court or state agency shall admit into evidence or consider during any proceeding any recording created using an electronic monitoring device in a facility unless the recording is otherwise admissible under the Wyoming Rules of Evidence.  (b) Upon request, a facility shall receive a copy of any recording that a party uses in an administrative proceeding against the facility.  (c) A facility shall have no criminal or civil liability for:  (i) Disclosing a recording made by an electronic monitoring device for any purpose pursuant to this act; and  (ii) The disclosure of a recording for any purpose not authorized by this act by a resident, the resident's representative or any agent of the resident or the resident's representative.  (d) A facility that provides internet or network access to a resident for the resident's electronic monitoring device shall not be liable for any network security breach caused by or resulting in unauthorized access to the electronic monitoring devices or any data captured, recorded, transmitted or broadcasted by the devices.  (e) A facility shall have no civil or criminal liability for a violation of a resident's right to privacy that arises out of any electronic monitoring conducted in accordance with this act.
WY Stat § 35-2-1308 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 2 - Hospitals, Health Care Facilities and Health Services|Article 12 - Electronic Monitoring of Long-Term Care|Section 35-2-1308 - Electronic Monitoring Devices; Rulemaking; Compliance With Rules.

35-2-1308. Electronic monitoring devices; rulemaking; compliance with rules.| (a) The department shall promulgate rules necessary to implement this act including rules for receiving and resolving grievances received from residents.  (b) Any resident or facility using an electronic monitoring device before, on or after October 1, 2020 shall comply with this act.
WY Stat § 35-4-101 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 4 - Health Regulations Generally|Article 1 - Communicable Diseases|Section 35-4-101 - Department of Health to Prescribe Rules and Regulations; Penalty for Violation; Resisting or Interfering With Enforcement.

35-4-101. Department of health to prescribe rules and regulations; penalty for violation; resisting or interfering with enforcement.| The state department of health shall have the power to prescribe rules and regulations for the management and control of communicable diseases. Any persons violating or refusing to obey such rules and regulations or resisting or interfering with any officer or agent of the state department of health while in the performance of his duties shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by the imposition of such penalty as may be provided by law. Or in the discretion of the court said person may be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or imprisonment not exceeding thirty (30) days, or both such fine and imprisonment.
WY Stat § 35-4-102 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 4 - Health Regulations Generally|Article 1 - Communicable Diseases|Section 35-4-102 - Liability of County for Medical Services; Indigent Patients.

35-4-102. Liability of county for medical services; indigent patients.| The respective counties of the state shall not be liable for the payment of any claim for service rendered by any physician in the treatment of contagious diseases, unless such treatment shall be for the care of indigent persons who are a public charge.
WY Stat § 35-4-104 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 4 - Health Regulations Generally|Article 1 - Communicable Diseases|Section 35-4-104 - Quarantine Regulations Generally; Modification or Abrogation.

35-4-104. Quarantine regulations generally; modification or abrogation.| In case of the existence of smallpox, cholera, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, or any infectious or contagious disease, including venereal diseases, that is a menace to public health, or of any epidemic of any such disease, the state health officer may, if he deems proper, proceed to the locality where such disease exists, and make such investigation as is necessary to ascertain the cause therefor, and in case of quarantine established by the county health officer, the state health officer shall have power after close personal inspection, to modify or abrogate any or all quarantine regulations after the same have been established.
WY Stat § 35-4-105 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 4 - Health Regulations Generally|Article 1 - Communicable Diseases|Section 35-4-105 - Escape From Quarantine Deemed Crime; Punishment.

35-4-105. Escape from quarantine deemed crime; punishment.| Any person or persons confined in any quarantine established in this state under the provisions of this act who shall escape therefrom or attempt to escape therefrom, without having been dismissed upon the certificate or authority of the county health officer may be charged with a crime and shall be quarantined for tuberculosis or other emergent disease or condition that might pose comparable risk for transmission in the absence of strict quarantine, and confined to a site designated by the state health officer and the director of the department of health until such disease is cured or becomes inactive or noninfectious. Upon conviction of a violation of this section, a person may be punished by a fine of not more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) or imprisonment for not more than one (1) year.
WY Stat § 35-4-106 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 4 - Health Regulations Generally|Article 1 - Communicable Diseases|Section 35-4-106 - Vaccination for Smallpox; Penalty for Refusal.

35-4-106. Vaccination for smallpox; penalty for refusal.| The state department of health may adopt such measures for the general vaccination of the inhabitants of any city, town or county in the state, as they shall deem proper and necessary to prevent the introduction or arrest the progress of smallpox; and every person who shall refuse to be vaccinated, or prevent any person under his care and control from being vaccinated, or who shall fail to present himself or herself to the county health officer or a practicing physician acting under the direction of the department or county health officer, for the purpose of being vaccinated, if such physician believes vaccination necessary, shall upon conviction be fined not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) or less than ten dollars ($10.00) or imprisoned in the county jail not more than thirty (30) days.
WY Stat § 35-4-107 (2021)
2021 Wyoming Statutes|Title 35 - Public Health and Safety|Chapter 4 - Health Regulations Generally|Article 1 - Communicable Diseases|Section 35-4-107 - Report Required of Physician; Record of Each Case to Be Kept; Duty of Individuals to Report Diseases.

35-4-107. Report required of physician; record of each case to be kept; duty of individuals to report diseases.| (a) Pursuant to department of health rules and regulations, the state health officer or his designee shall publish a list of communicable diseases or conditions to be reported by licensed physicians and laboratories in the state. It shall be the duty of every practicing or licensed physician or other health care provider as provided by department rules and regulations in the state of Wyoming to report immediately to the state health officer or his designee in the manner established by department rule and regulation through published reporting procedures provided to each licensed physician or laboratory. The state health officer or his designee shall collect and provide information which may include the name of the person suffering from disease only to the county health officer or health representatives where disease control efforts are required. For purposes of this section, "health representatives" means those health care workers assigned by federal, state or local health authorities to assist with disease control and investigation efforts under the direct supervision of the state health officer or his designee and local county health officer. Any person knowing of a case of a serious contagious or infectious disease, not under the care of a physician, may report the same to the state health officer or his designee or the health officer of the county in which the disease exists.  (b) Pursuant to department of health rules and regulations, there may be a review of medical records by the state health officer, his designee or their designated health care representatives who shall be under the direct supervision of the state health officer or his designee to confirm diagnosis, investigate causes or identify other cases of disease conditions in a region, community or workplace in the state to determine if proper measures have been taken to protect public health and safety. Notwithstanding other provisions of state law, the review of records may occur without patient consent, but shall be kept confidential and shall be restricted to information necessary for the control, investigation and prevention of disease conditions dangerous to the public health. Any person who receives medical information under this subsection shall not disclose that information for any other purpose other than for purposes of the investigation and disease control efforts. Any violation of this subsection is a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for not more than six (6) months, a fine of not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00), or both.