Best places to open an assisted living home in Wyoming
The top markets for residential assisted living in Wyoming, ranked by demand versus supply — plus the cities where the homes are.
Updated July 2026
The top markets for assisted living in Wyoming right now are Laramie, Natrona, Campbell counties — ranked by RAL Market Scout's opportunity score, which weighs 75+ demand and projected senior growth against current bed supply. Statewide there are 32 licensed assisted living homes serving 40,771 residents aged 75+, at a median cost of about $5,325/mo.
Licensed homes
32
state roster
Population 75+
40,771
ACS
Median AL cost
$5,325/mo
below the national median
Bed supply
19.6/1k
tight supply
Top 10 markets for assisted living in Wyoming
RAL Market Scout's opportunity score blends 75+ demand and projected senior growth against current bed supply — a saturated market is scored down even when demand is high. Higher means more room for a new small home.
Laramie County — opportunity 9.6/10 (Strong); 6,839 seniors 75+, growing 10.7%, with 5 licensed homes.
Natrona County — opportunity 9.0/10 (Strong); 5,119 seniors 75+, growing 7.7%, with 5 licensed homes.
Campbell County — opportunity 8.5/10 (Strong); 1,757 seniors 75+, growing 24.5%, with 1 licensed homes.
Sheridan County — opportunity 8.4/10 (Strong); 2,764 seniors 75+, growing 15.4%, with 1 licensed homes.
Albany County — opportunity 8.4/10 (Strong); 1,877 seniors 75+, growing 13.2%, with 1 licensed homes.
Fremont County — opportunity 8.3/10 (Strong); 3,042 seniors 75+, growing 7.0%, with 2 licensed homes.
Sweetwater County — opportunity 8.2/10 (Strong); 2,069 seniors 75+, growing 18.7%, with 2 licensed homes.
Teton County — opportunity 8.1/10 (Strong); 1,507 seniors 75+, growing 33.2%, with 0 licensed homes.
Lincoln County — opportunity 8.1/10 (Strong); 1,300 seniors 75+, growing 15.1%, with 2 licensed homes.
Uinta County — opportunity 8.1/10 (Strong); 1,282 seniors 75+, growing 37.7%, with 0 licensed homes.
All Wyoming counties by market opportunity
County
Pop 75+
Demand
Homes
Market
Band
Laramie
6,839
4.7
5
9.6
Strong
Natrona
5,119
3.1
5
9.0
Strong
Campbell
1,757
4.6
1
8.5
Strong
Sheridan
2,764
5.3
1
8.4
Strong
Albany
1,877
2.9
1
8.4
Strong
Fremont
3,042
3.4
2
8.3
Strong
Sweetwater
2,069
3.9
2
8.2
Strong
Teton
1,507
5.5
0
8.1
Strong
Lincoln
1,300
4.3
2
8.1
Strong
Uinta
1,282
5.5
0
8.1
Strong
Park
3,209
6.7
2
7.7
Strong
Big Horn
1,022
2.8
0
7.4
Strong
Carbon
1,088
3.1
0
7.4
Strong
Goshen
1,292
2.6
1
7.3
Strong
Platte
1,008
4.9
1
7.3
Strong
Crook
600
3.1
1
—
—
Converse
929
2.1
1
—
—
Washakie
786
4.8
0
—
—
Weston
558
2.6
1
—
—
Hot Springs
506
4.4
1
—
—
Niobrara
349
5.1
0
—
—
Johnson
970
5.2
3
—
—
Sublette
898
5.7
0
—
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Top cities for assisted living in Wyoming
Where the homes actually are. Each linked city has its own page with local supply and market context.
What are the top markets for assisted living in Wyoming?
The strongest Wyoming markets on RAL Market Scout's opportunity scoring are Laramie, Natrona, Campbell, Sheridan, Albany counties — based on 75+ demand and projected senior growth versus current bed supply.
Which Wyoming city has the most assisted living homes?
Casper has the most, with 5 licensed assisted living homes (about 425 beds).
How much does assisted living cost in Wyoming?
The median assisted living cost in Wyoming is about $5,325 per month — below the national median.
How many assisted living homes are in Wyoming?
Wyoming has approximately 32 licensed assisted living homes serving 40,771 residents aged 75 and older.
See the full Wyoming picture
RAL Market Scout scores every county and ZIP in Wyoming on demand, supply gaps, and referral capacity — and builds a site-level report for any address you're evaluating.
Sources: Licensed-home and city counts from Wyoming state licensing rosters (RAL Market Scout data pipeline). 75+ population and growth from U.S. Census ACS. Bed supply from NIC MAP / state surveys. Cost figures are market medians. Data snapshot: 2026-07. Informational only — not legal, financial, or investment advice.