Wyo Clinic

02/13/2026

This headline weighs heavy on the heart of any rural Wyoming practitioner who truly cares about the health and well-being of our neighbors.

Access to care in Wyoming is not a future problem — it’s a right now problem. Fewer physicians, increasing consolidation, and growing pressure on independent clinics threaten the kind of personalized, community-rooted care rural Wyoming depends on.

As one of the few independent clinics that has chosen to remain locally owned and to call Wyoming home, we want to say thank you. Thank you to every patient who chooses Wyo Clinic. Thank you to every family who trusts us with their care. And thank you for every referral you send our way — each one truly matters and helps us continue serving this community.

Your support allows us to stay independent, local, and accessible — focused on patients, not corporate priorities.

We are deeply committed to being here for the long haul, caring for generations of Wyoming families, and advocating for sustainable solutions that protect rural healthcare.

We hope to be here for a very long time. 💙

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In an effort to fix Wyoming's physician shortage, a bill to create a new pathway for foreign-trained doctors has advanced in the House. Rep. Jacob…

02/13/2026

🥗 Fuel your heart the right way.

Heart-healthy eating focuses on:
• Fruits & vegetables
• Lean proteins
• Whole grains
• Healthy fats

You don’t need perfection—just progress. Small changes at the grocery store and dinner table can go a long way.

02/11/2026

🚶‍♀️🐎 Movement doesn’t have to mean the gym.

Walking, riding, ranch work, yard chores, or playing with the kids all get your heart pumping. Aim for at least 30 minutes of movement most days—and remember, it adds up.

Find movement you enjoy and make it part of your routine.

02/09/2026

📊 Blood pressure. Cholesterol. Blood sugar.

These numbers tell an important story about your heart health—and many people don’t know theirs.

Regular checkups help catch concerns early, before they become bigger problems. If it’s been a while since your last visit, now’s a great time to check in.

02/07/2026

❤️ Your heart works hard for you—return the favor.

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., but many heart conditions are preventable. Small daily habits—like staying active, eating well, and managing stress—can make a big difference over time.

Your heart health journey starts right where you are.

01/30/2026

🦬From routine checkups to ongoing care, Wyo Clinic is proud to serve our Big Horn Basin neighbors.

Let’s make this a year of strength, energy, and wellbeing — together.

💙 Here’s to a healthier 2026.

01/28/2026

🗓️Taking care of yourself today means:
• More years with family
• Fewer medical emergencies
• A stronger future

The best time to invest in your health is now.

01/26/2026

🛌 Quality sleep helps your body:
• Heal
• Fight illness
• Regulate hormones
• Improve memory and focus

If you’re always tired, let’s talk. Sleep issues are common — and treatable.

😴 Rest is part of health.

01/25/2026

💪You don’t need a gym membership to get healthier.

Walking, stretching, working outside, playing with kids, or riding horses all count. Regular movement improves heart health, sleep, and mood.

🚶‍♀️ Find movement you enjoy — and keep doing it.

01/23/2026

🍴What you eat affects your:
• Energy
• Blood sugar
• Heart health
• Immune system
• Mood

You don’t need perfection — just progress. Small improvements in nutrition can make a big difference.

🥕 Your body works hard for you. Fuel it well.

01/23/2026

🥶 Negative Temps Tonight: Stay Warm Inside & Protect Your Pipes ❄️

With temperatures dropping below zero, a little preparation can help keep your home safe—and everyone in it comfortable.

Tips from Wyo Clinic to stay warm and avoid frozen or broken pipes:
• Keep your thermostat set to a consistent temperature, even overnight
• Open cabinet doors under sinks to allow warm air to circulate around pipes
• Let faucets drip slightly to help prevent freezing
• Seal drafts around windows and doors to keep warm air inside
• Use space heaters safely—keep them away from flammable items and never leave them unattended
• Know where your main water shutoff is located, just in case
• Check on elderly neighbors, friends, and relatives to make sure they’re warm and safe
• Bring pets indoors when possible, and ensure outdoor animals have proper shelter, bedding, and unfrozen water

🚰 Watch for warning signs of frozen pipes: little to no water flow, unusual odors from drains, or visible frost on pipes.

And let’s continue to look out for one another—Wyoming winters can be tough, but our community is tougher. 🤍

Stay warm and stay safe tonight.
— Wyo Clinic

01/21/2026

⚕️Annual checkups, labs, blood pressure checks, and screenings help catch issues early — when they’re easiest to treat.

Think of it like regular maintenance for your body.

🩺 Let’s make prevention a priority in 2026.