FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 05.16.2022 Stephanie Hinkle - Marketing, Communications & Foundation Director 307-324-8378 shinkle@imhcc.com MHCC and Ivinson Announce Partnership for Women’s Health Services Following the recent announcement of the closure of Labor and Delivery services at Memorial Hospital of Carbon County, an alternate care plan for women’s health has been developed. Over the course of [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 04.29.2022 Stephanie Hinkle, Marketing and Communications Director 307-324-8378 shinkle@imhcc.com Labor and Delivery Services Terminated at Memorial Hospital of Carbon County During the regularly scheduled April Board of Trustees meeting, the decision to close Labor and Delivery services was announced after an extensive Executive Session. “This was an incredibly difficult and emotional decision [...]
Memorial Hospital of Carbon County is committed to the health and wellbeing of our community. Every 3 years, we conduct a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) to evaluate the overall health needs of the area. We are asking community members to participate in a survey that will help us complete this assessment. Through this survey, [...]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 03.21.2022 Stephanie Hinkle, Marketing and Communications Director 307-324-8378 shinkle@imhcc.com Memorial Hospital of Carbon County Experiencing Internal Network Breach Memorial Hospital of Carbon County was subjected to a ransomware attack on Sunday, March 20,2022. It is important to emphasize that Medhost and Athena, the organization's two electronic health record systems, have not been [...]
Contact Stephanie Hinkle - Marketing, Communications & Foundation Director (Office: 307-324-8378 or Email: shinkle@imhcc.com) Memorial Hospital of Carbon County has implemented an incident command due to recent water loss within the City of Rawlins and Sinclair. The hospital and all Rawlins based clinics will remain under incident command until further notice. MHCC is working closely [...]
Due to increasing incidence of Covid-19 in Wyoming and in Carbon County, Carbon County Public Health (CCPH) will no longer be doing contact tracing for community acquired cases of Covid-19. CCPH will be focusing on high-risk settings such as long-term care facilities, healthcare workers, Communal living settings such as jails, prisons, group homes, and providing [...]
