Elevation Medical Imaging Gillette

04/16/2026

Nominations for County 17's Best 2026 CLOSE THIS WEEK! Make sure your faves are on the ballot. Nominate at: county17.com/best

04/16/2026

You've made a direct, lasting difference in a neighbor's healing journey.

In April, our Hope Source program supported 12 neighbors, providing $7,500 in critical financial assistance for mental health counseling.

Your generosity is keeping keep mental health care within reach for all.

Learn more about the Hope Source program here: newcommunityhealth.org/hope-source

04/13/2026

🌟 Board & Committee Spotlight: Katrin Wagner 🌟

Katrin Wagner brings fresh energy and deep heart to her role on the CHF Board and Black Cat Ball Committee. New to the board in 2024, Katrin was drawn to the Foundation because of its meaningful, behind-the-scenes work that quietly transforms lives across our region.

“I love the different facets of the Foundation and the impact it makes in our community,” she says. “From supporting families burdened by medical bills due to cancer or terminal illness, to expanding access to mental health needs and more! So much of the giving happens without public recognition, but the impact I have witnessed in personal lives is remarkable.”

We’re thrilled to have Katrin on board and excited to see the impact she will continue to make through her leadership, service, and compassion.

04/07/2026

Nominate, and let your voice be heard! There are so many wonderful businesses in Gillette.

🌟 Who deserves the applause this year? 🌟

We’re officially accepting nominations for the Annual Awards Banquet, and we want to hear from YOU!

Know a business that’s crushing it?
A leader who shows up, lifts others, and makes things better?
A team that treats customers like gold?

👀 Don’t just think it… nominate them.

📲 Scan the QR code below to submit your nominations!
(It takes just a few minutes, but it means everything to the people you’re recognizing.)

🏆 Categories include:
• Large Business of Excellence
• Small Business of Excellence
• Customer Service Excellence
• Spirit of Gillette
• Business Person of the Year

💬 Pro tip: The why matters—tell us what makes them stand out!

04/07/2026

Happy World Health Day!

At the Community Health Foundation, we believe in whole-person care; supporting not just physical health, but mental, emotional, and social well-being too. In rural communities like ours in Northeast Wyoming, access to healthcare isn’t always a given. National data shows rural residents face greater barriers to care and that’s why programs like ours matter right here at home.

Together, we’re making sure everyone has a chance to live healthier, fuller lives.

04/07/2026

Low Dose Lung Cancer Screening. Ask your doctor if you would benefit from this scan.

04/02/2026

You will always find a friendly face at Elevation Medical Imaging.

We are an accredited facility with local technologists who have compassion and a heart to serve! Call us at 307.682.1779

MRI, CT, Ultrasound, Mammograms (screening and diagnostic) X-Rays

03/16/2026

New Cancer Exercise Program Starting in April 💪

Staying active during or after cancer treatment can make a powerful difference in recovery and quality of life. That’s why Rehab Solutions Physical Therapy is offering a 6-week Cancer Exercise Program designed specifically for cancer survivors and individuals in active treatment who are medically cleared for exercise.

Led by Tiffany Nielsen, PT and Emily Swanson, PTA, both specially trained in oncology rehabilitation, this program provides safe, evidence-based exercise in a supportive small-group setting.

📅 April 13 – May 21, 2026
👥 Small group sessions (max 8 participants)
🏋️ 2 sessions per week for 6 weeks

Participants may experience:
• Increased strength, endurance, and balance
• Reduced cancer-related fatigue
• Greater confidence returning to physical activity
• Improved overall quality of life and emotional well-being

Programs like this help survivors safely rebuild strength and regain control of their health after cancer treatment.

If you or someone you know could benefit from this program, reach out to Rehab Solutions at 307.686.8177 to learn more.

Thanks to the generosity of the donors in our community, participant fees for this program are fully sponsored by the Cancer Care Committee of the Northeast Wyoming Community Health Foundation.

03/14/2026

Last night, the Foundation hosted our 4th Annual Cancer Survivor Dinner—an evening devoted to honoring the strength, resilience, and hope of local survivors who have received support from our Cancer Care Committee. Each survivor attended with a loved one by their side, making the night a powerful celebration of courage, connection, and community.

We were honored to hear from Margaret Barnes, MD, who shared insights about the evolving advances in cancer treatment. We also heard from Eric Barlow, Wyoming State Senator, who spoke about his personal experiences with cancer and shared a brief update following the recent Budget Session, along with the Stem Cell Freedom Act. We are deeply grateful for their leadership and their commitment to caring for neighbors in our community.

Attendees enjoyed a wonderful meal at The Prime Rib, and thanks to our incredibly generous sponsors, this entire celebration was completely free for every survivor and guest. That kind of generosity speaks volumes. That’s neighbors helping neighbors.

With sincere gratitude, thank you to our sponsors:
✨ Campbell County Health
✨ Campco Federal Credit Union
✨ L&H Industrial
✨ Rehab Solutions Physical Therapy

And heartfelt thanks to: Cargill Family Properties • Ketel Thorstenson, LLP • Kissack Water & Oil Service • Target Signs Co. • TenderCare, LLC • Thurston Family • Kelly Sams

Your generosity helped create an evening filled with dignity, warmth, and celebration—reminding every survivor in the room that they are seen, valued, and never alone.

The Survivor Dinner is a beautiful reminder that in our community, no one walks through cancer alone.

Thank you for standing with our neighbors when it matters most. 💛

03/12/2026

03/09/2026

Some months bring many requests. Other months, just one.

But for the person facing cancer, that one grant can mean everything.

In March, the Cancer Care Committee approved $2,500 in assistance for a local individual navigating a cancer diagnosis. Because of the generosity of this community, help was ready when it was needed most.

Every gift ensures that when someone in our community hears the words “you have cancer,” they don’t have to face the financial burden alone. Thank you for helping us stand beside our neighbors during some of life’s hardest moments.