Employee Benefits in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cheyenne · Pine Bluffs · Burns · Albin — and the rest of Laramie County.
Group health and employee benefits for employers across Laramie County. Multiple carriers compared, networks checked against the hospitals your people actually use, and one named team that stays with you through the year.
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Benefits built around Laramie County
Laramie County holds the state capital, the county seat and an Air Force wing, and its private payroll has been growing right alongside them. This is the local ground we cover before a Cheyenne group ever goes out for quote.
Cheyenne Regional anchors care in the county
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center carries more than 2,000 employees, 184 licensed beds and over 170 active and associate medical staff across a West Campus on East 23rd Street and an East Campus on East 18th. The licensed beds break down as 120 medical-surgical, 19 obstetric, 16 pediatric, 15 intensive care, 20 physical rehabilitation and 16 psychiatric, with ten surgical suites.
Around it sit UCHealth Cheyenne Medical Specialists, University of Wyoming Family Medicine, High Plains Surgery Center, the Cancer Center on East 24th and Davis Hospice Center. Children’s Hospital Colorado, working with the University of Colorado School of Medicine, covers 14 partner NICUs across Colorado, Wyoming and Montana, and Cheyenne Regional is one of them. We confirm which of these sit inside a plan’s network before recommending it.
Public payrolls set the local benchmark
Laramie County carried 49,081 covered jobs in the fourth quarter of 2025. Local government holds 7,578 of them, state government 3,887 and federal government 2,684 — 14,149 together, close to three in every ten covered jobs in the county.
F.E. Warren Air Force Base adds more. The 90th Missile Wing employs roughly 3,361 military members and 964 civilian employees, and about 5,000 military retirees live in the area. Benefits carry real weight in a labor market shaped like this one, so knowing exactly where your plan lands, and what it does well, is part of the design work we do up front rather than a question left for renewal week.
Construction is the fastest-growing sector
Construction reached 4,066 jobs in the fourth quarter of 2025, up from 3,646 — a gain of 420 jobs and 11.5% in a single year, the largest private-sector gain in the county. Transportation and warehousing carries 3,256 and professional and technical services 2,415, the latter averaging $1,960 a week.
Meta’s Cheyenne data center is part of that curve: a 715,000-square-foot campus representing an investment of more than $800 million, supporting roughly 100 ongoing jobs, with more than 1,000 construction workers on site at the peak of building. A payroll that grows through the year moves the census, the employee list a carrier quotes from, between renewals. So we build the enrollment, census and reporting steps to move with headcount instead of catching up to it.
Late July moves the payroll
Cheyenne Frontier Days runs July 17 through 26 in 2026. Accommodation and food service carries 4,645 jobs in the county at an average $482 a week, and retail 5,233 at $785, against a countywide average of $1,264.
Seasonal and variable-hour staff change who counts as full-time and when. The measurement period — the stretch of time used to decide which variable-hour employees are treated as full-time for the year ahead — gets set with that summer swing already built into it, ahead of open enrollment. Contribution tiers get set the same way, so both ends of a wide wage range have somewhere workable to land.
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Sources: Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, fourth quarter 2025, Table 15 — Laramie County; Cheyenne Regional Medical Center; F.E. Warren Air Force Base fact sheets, 90th Missile Wing; Meta Data Centers, “Hello, Cheyenne!”; Cheyenne Frontier Days; Children’s Hospital Colorado pediatric affiliations — all read September 6, 2026.
