Partner With Wyoming’s RECA Specialists
Partnering with Providers to Deliver Better Care
Supporting Energy Workers Through Coordinated Care
Provider Care Collaboration
Continuity That Improves Outcomes
Community Engagement
How We Support Providers
A Simple, Transparent Process Benefiting Providers and Patients




Who We Partner With
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Primary care physicians serving Fremont County, Natrona County, Carbon County, and rural Wyoming
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Hospital social workers and discharge planners at SageWest Health Care and Wyoming Medical Center
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Senior center directors and case managers across Fremont and Natrona Counties
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Tribal health programs serving Native American communities with uranium worker history
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VA social workers whose veteran patients also have DOE or uranium industry employment history
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Wyoming Department of Health community health workers
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Elder law attorneys and estate planners working with uranium worker families
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Union representatives and labor advocacy organizations in Wyoming’s energy sector
What a Referral Means for Your Patient
- Our team contacts them within one business day
- We conduct a free RECA/EEOICPA eligibility assessment at no cost to them
- If eligible, we guide the entire claims and intake process
- All care is covered through federal benefits—zero cost to patient or family
- You receive a care coordination summary so your clinical relationship is preserved
We work alongside your care—not instead of it. Four Corners Home Care integrates with your clinical team, not around it.

A Trusted, In-Home Care Partner Serving Energy Workers for More Than a Decade
“Because of the relationships we build with patients, families, and providers, we’re able to catch changes early—often before they become crises. That allows us to intervene sooner, coordinate care effectively, and help patients remain safely at home.”
“This program has made a tremendous difference for me. My care team works closely with my doctors, helps me understand my care, and brings everything together so nothing falls through the cracks. That coordination has truly improved my quality of life.”
“When providers partner with United Energy Workers Healthcare, they gain a care team that is present in the home, consistent in follow-through, and aligned with the clinical plan. This kind of collaboration improves outcomes, preserves dignity, and keeps patients where they want to be—at home.”
Supporting Care Under the EEOICPA White Card





