Jennifer Beddoes has spent the last thirteen years working as a registered nurse across the state of Wyoming, and decided to start Little Mountain Health Services after seeing a great need amongst the state’s former uranium mine workers:
“They want to stay in their homes, but they require consistent, skilled support from someone they trust,” said Beddoes. “I founded Little Mountain Health Services to bring nurse-led, relationship-centered care directly to the people of our community.”
Little Mountain Health Services is a nurse owned and operated company that provides specialized support for the unique breathing challenges faced by former miners, as well as helping eligible former uranium workers navigate the benefits and special care requirements under the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act.
The care at Little Mountain is client led, letting patients make the decisions about how their care is provided. Beddoes and her team are willing to meet one-on-one with individuals: at home, a coffee shop, or over the phone, they can accommodate your needs and inform you about your potential benefits.
If you are local to Fremont County and are looking for in-home patient care, your neighbors at Little Mountain Health Services can help. Visit them online to learn more, or give them a call at (307) 851-6667.
Sponsored post paid for by Little Mountain Health Services.