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Our Mission: to companion the end-of-life journey with skill and compassion
Ask us about our Hospice Care and other programs serving Casper, Douglas, and all of Natrona and Converse Counties
About Central Wyoming Hospice
Learn more about our nonprofit end-of-life care organization including volunteering opportunities
What Is Hospice?
There are many misconceptions about home health and hospice care-we'll help clear some of those up for you.
Patient Services
Find the care, comfort and medical support your loved one needs in their final days.
How Your Gift Helps
Discover how your support of our program helps those in need.
Talk to us about our Hospice care and other programs
Talk to us about hospice in Casper, WY, serving Casper, Douglas, and all of Natrona and Converse Counties
Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions provides quality, compassionate care for people facing a life-limiting illness and their families, in an environment where the patients and families lead the journey. The professionals at Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions will make sure their final days are filled with as much comfort, dignity, love, and warmth as possible.
Central Wyoming Hospice provides a team-oriented approach involving expert medical care, pain management and emotional and spiritual support, based on the needs and wishes of the patient. This Holistic approach focuses on quality of life, support is also provided to the patient’s loved ones during the course of hospice care and beyond.
We also provide our Transitions program for those not ready for Hospice, and Grief Care for the entire community, both free of charge.
Call us today to find out more, at (307) 577-4832
“The most common misconception about Hospice might be that it’s only about death. And really it’s about turning toward life and living the best life that you can in the time you have left, so taking your focus away from running around trying to treat an illness, you’re turning towards living with it.”
--Hannah Sharp, RN, BSN
You Don't Have to Go It Alone
We are your friend and support system
Let us help you find the peace you deserve
The final days of your loved one's life should be filled with peace and comfort. Finding hospice care is a crucial part of that period of transition. When you choose Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions to provide the care your loved one needs, you can rest easy knowing that they're in good hands. Set up hospice services with Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions because we:
Opened in 1981, providing dignified and compassionate care to patients and families in the Casper, WY area
Remain the only community-supported nonprofit hospice care dedicated solely to end-of-life care in Natrona and Converse counties
Offer outpatient care, inpatient care and grief counseling to patients and their families
Our volunteers are the heart of Hospice, and we're always looking for dedicated individuals to join our volunteer team. These exceptional, caring individuals use their gifts and skills to help provide patients, caregivers and families with peace and comfort through the Hospice and Transitions programs.
Our volunteers offer a wide range of help including patient and administrative support, companionship visits, spiritual support, errand running, letter writing, light housekeeping and other opportunities.
Central Wyoming Hospice also has a need for Veteran volunteers to help with the special needs and concerns of our Veteran patients.
Training is provided. If you'd like to join our volunteers, please give us a call at (307) 577-4832.
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Call Us
Phone: (307) 577-4832
Fax: (307) 577-4841
Hours
Mon: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Tue: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Wed: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Thu: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Fri: 8:00AM-5:00PM
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
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FORTY YEARS OF CARING:
Many think Hospice is a place, but it's not; it's a philosophy of care and a specialized field of medicine. At Central Wyoming Hospice, we are dedicated to helping our patients and families in their end-of-life journey in comfort, peace, and dignity, and providing quality of life. Click here to find out more about what Hospice Care is and isn't.
FORTY YEARS OF CARING:
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