RECA Benefits for Former Utah Uranium Workers
Many Utahns are unaware that the state's history in uranium mining had a cost for workers who contributed to America's nuclear defense.
Former uranium workers are now facing serious health challenges due to workplace exposure. A local organization, CNS Cares, is helping them receive care and benefits.
CNS Cares is a home health agency specializing in caring for former Department of Energy (DOE) workers and contractors who became ill after working at nuclear or uranium sites.
CNS Cares is stepping up to help them get the care and benefits they’ve earned.
Krystie Westbrook discussed options and resources provided by CNS Cares on Fresh Living with Kari Hawker Diaz.
Author's summary: CNS Cares helps former uranium workers.
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