Jul 19, 2018
Heroes' Fund established to benefit families of first responders
The Heroes’ Fund will provide funds to first responders’ families in times of need. More »
The Heroes’ Fund will provide funds to first responders’ families in times of need. More »
It sounds a little like science fiction: Doctors using extreme cold or heat to blast tumors inside of human organs. But physicians use these treatments in Wyoming Medical Center’s Interventional Radiology suite and CT scanner to heat or freeze cancerous tumors. More »
There will be 14 guest rooms, each equipped with a kitchenette that includes a small refrigerator, microwave and sink. Laundry facilities, vending and ice machines will also be available for guests to use. More »
From volunteer chaplains, to our blue-vested volunteers, to everyone who has given to the new Masterson Place campaign, Casperites have always given their time, talents and money to aid our mission of healing patients and families. The latest example comes in the most adorable packages possible: 563 tiny, colorful caps sized for the heads of newborn babies. More »
What happens in the Wyoming Medical Center WARR Room? Nationally certified Critical Care Tech Sally Ann Vasquez explains. More »
The National Weather Service in Riverton recognized Wyoming Medical Center as the second hospital in state to earn StormReady® designation. More »
For the fourth straight year, Wyoming Medical Center has won the American Stroke Association’s highest level of recognition for quick, expert treatment of stroke patients. More »
Since 2011, Wyoming Medical Center Volunteers have given thousands of dollars worth of donations to hospital departments through their Wish List Project. The Wish List Committee meets annually to review applications and grants wishes based on which items will directly improve patient satisfaction, safety, and quality of care. More »
On May 31, Wyoming Medical Center will finalize its purchase of nearly all assets of Mountain View Regional Hospital and Clinic. The facility will begin operating as Wyoming Medical Center East Campus on Friday, June 1, and will be open for business. All procedures, surgeries and appointments will take place as scheduled unless otherwise notified. More »
Before Natrona County Memorial Hospital established its own ambulance service in the 1950s, patients got to the hospital any way they could. Now we have a fleet of 10 buses making nearly 10,000 runs per year. More »
Nitrous oxide has been available in Europe for many years to decrease pain and anxiety during a variety of medical procedures. It was introduced for commercial use in 1965 as a form of inhalation analgesia during medical procedures, however the use of N2O for labor discomfort can be traced back to the late 1880s. More »