Sublette County Hospital District

03/09/2026

03/09/2026

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02/27/2026

Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner Rauli Perry, WHNP, will be leaving her position in late May.

Rauli joined the Sublette County Health team in 2024 after relocating from Idaho and has provided compassionate, dedicated care to the women of Sublette County.
“I am heartbroken to leave the women of Sublette County, who have become so dear to my heart,” said Perry. “At this time, I need to prioritize my family, and returning to Idaho is what’s best for us. It has truly been an honor to care for this community.”

Dr Burnett noted, "I am saddened that Rauli Perry is leaving us. She has been an exceptional provider and single handedly started the women's health program in Sublette County. We will miss her incredible care for our patients and want to thank her for all she has done for our community. We are going to make sure this essential service continues in our community."

“Rauli has made a tremendous impact on women’s health services in our community,” said Bill Patten, Interim CEO of Sublette County Health. “As soon as Rauli told me that she and her family were moving back to Idaho, my team and I immediately began recruiting and already have several leads. We are committed to filling the very large hole Rauli leaves behind and ensuring continued access to high-quality women’s health care.”

Rauli’s last day with Sublette County Health will be in late May. Patients are encouraged to schedule any needed appointments prior to her departure. For prescription refills or non-urgent questions, patients may also use MyChart to communicate with the care team.

Sublette County Health remains committed to providing comprehensive women’s health services and will share updates as soon as a new provider is secured.

02/25/2026

February Newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/sublettehealthcare/monthly_newsletter-14764477

02/18/2026

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States, claiming nearly 700,000 lives each year. But the good news is that 80% of heart disease is preventable through healthy lifestyle choices. So, this February, let's focus on making some changes that can benefit your heart for years to come.

02/16/2026

Both the Marbleton Clinic and Pinedale Clinic are open for President's Day!

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from all of us at Sublette County Health!

02/13/2026

Our patient access team is always up front and happy to help! 💖 Happy Galentine's from Sublette County Health!

02/13/2026

Every year, Americans suffer more than 1.5 million heart attacks and strokes. But following the ABCS can help reduce your risk and improve your heart health.
A: Take aspirin as directed by your health care professional.
B: Control your blood pressure.
C: Manage your cholesterol.
S: Don’t smoke.
For more ways to stay heart-healthy, check out our monthly blog
https://sublettehospitaldistrict.org/news-updates/american-heart-month-2024-rcx8k-ncmc4