The Casper Tribune Herald ran these two photos on May 9, 1941, showing the "spastic chair," designed by a local orthopedic specialist and built by local firefighters ... More »
Polio patients smile during our hospital open house on May 11, 1941, in honor of National Hospital Day. This poster was displayed in 12 store windows around ... More »
Throwback Thursday is a series celebrating Wyoming Medical Center’s long and rich history in Natrona County. Special thanks to the Casper College Western History Center which archives ... More »
Casper Star, May 13, 1953 For 63 years, volunteers have been an integral part of Wyoming Medical Center. They've brought patients flowers, delivered mail, escorted visitors through ... More »
April is National Volunteer Month, and in this post we are honoring our junior volunteers. In the 1970s, they were called Candy Stripers. They were young women ... More »
In 1983, kids unlucky enough to be in the hospital on Easter Sunday at least got a slice of cake out of the deal. Buttrey-Osco bakery donated this ... More »
Denver Post, March 17, 1957 In the 1950s, rheumatic fever and its associated heart disease, killed 22,000 people a year. This was before the widespread use of ... More »
This week in 1956, The Casper Star-Tribune ran a photo of our new annex (what we now call the Center Tower.) According to the paper, it presented ... More »
In the 1980s, it wasn't just the New Year's baby who made local news. The year's first set of twins occasionally warranted a photo is Casper's largest newspaper ... More »
Who remembers Rudy the WMC reindeer? Two years ago Rudy visited various areas of the hospital spreading holiday cheer. One of those stops was helping the construction crew ... More »
The flu doesn't care if it's Thanksgiving, and accidents can happen any day of the year. Because babies come whenever they are ready and because catastrophe strikes when ... More »
Harnessing the dark side of the force to squash the Jedi rebellion is taxing work. Just ask Lord Vader. Maybe it's why he took a break from enforcing ... More »
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