Information and Resources on Aging

The Wyoming Center on Aging is dedicated to providing trustworthy and credible information about aging-related topics. We feature resources for healthcare professionals, students, faculty, older adults, and family caregivers. We have many formats ranging from online educational videos to a lending library, videos and publications.  Also explore our products, services and additional listed resources.

WyCOA Online Educational Videos

Over 100+ recorded training modules on relevant geriatric topics by experts in their field.  Topics for healthcare professionals, caregivers/family, social service professionals, students and more!

WyCOA Online Educational Videos

 

 

Additional Resources

Healthier WY and Healthy U: A focus on chronic disease prevention.
10 Early Signs of Abnormal Memory Changes: Poster, Booklet, and Adaptation Guide for American Indians
Wyoming Dementia Together - Once Again is an informative YouTube channel for caregivers of loved ones with dementia.
Tech2Connect: Available educational videos include basic device use, connecting with others, and other additonal resources!

 

WyCOA Infusion Units & Lending Library
Wyoming Dementia Resource Guides
Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) information and videos. AWV is a yearly appointment to create or update a personalized prevention plan.
National and Regional Aging Resources.

Micro Learning Modules for Healthcare Professionals:

  • 4 M’s.  Learn more about Age-Friendly Health Systems and Wyoming!
  • Aging Etiquette
  • Changing Institutional Culture in Long-term Care
  • Culture Change at Morning Star Care Center In Ft. Washakie, WY.  | Morning Star Care Center is featured as a WY culture changing nursing home as it ascribes to the Eden Alternative 

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