MHCC Health Center – Platte Valley

Bringing Medical Excellence Home

MHCC Health Center – Platte Valley is located at 1504 South River Street in Saratoga!

The 6,000 square foot, L-shaped, modern building layout boasts a large, centrally located waiting room and reception area designed to provide comfort, convenience and efficiency to patients. The new design also accommodates five exams rooms, one medical procedure room, laboratory and blood draw area, X-Ray, and a dedicated Physical Therapy Suite with two exam rooms and gym/exercise space!

For more information or to schedule an appointment
please call 307-326-3580.

Chris Williams, MD, Family Medicine

Dr. Chris Williams and his family are thrilled with the opportunity to join Memorial Hospital of Carbon County in providing healthcare services to Saratoga. With 20 years of clinical practice and a lifetime of rural experience, the Platte Valley is the perfect location for Dr. Williams and his family to settle and enjoy a wonderful community experience. Dr. Williams’s wife, Briana, is an outstanding musician, teacher, coach, and community supporter. She has enjoyed raising the family’s 8 children and loves the opportunities smaller communities offer. Their three adult children are excited to enjoy visits to Carbon County and the five younger kids are chomping at the bit with hopes of joining the Saratoga schools and participating in numerous activities and events.

Dr. Williams was raised in a small town in the Texas Hill Country where, at an early age, he began guiding expeditions of rock climbers, explorers, backpackers, and river runners to adventures in Wyoming as well as Colorado, Alaska, and other western states and also Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica, and South America. After graduating from high school with 64 classmates in a wonderful rural community, he spent two years providing voluntary ministerial service in Western England and Southern Wales before studying zoology at Brigham Young University.

Patricia Shue, PNP, Pediatrics

Patricia Shue was born and raised in St. Joseph, MO. After high school she joined the US Army as a military police officer. After leaving the US Army, she settled in Indianapolis, Indiana with her husband and two children. When her youngest child started school, she started nursing school at Indiana University. After graduating from nursing school, she worked at Riley Hospital for Children (a large level one pediatric trauma center) in Indianapolis for 10 years. At Riley she worked as a pediatric Intensive Care Nurse, A Burn Unit Nurse and an Emergency Room Nurse. She was also a Pediatric/Neonatal flight nurse for 2 years. As a flight nurse she transported critically ill children from all around the state of Indiana to Riley hospital. While working at Riley she decided to return to Indiana University and earn her Master’s degree as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner.

She and her husband have always wanted to move out west. After graduating with her nurse practitioner degree they decided the time was right to move. They both love spending time outdoors, hiking, hunting and fishing. They chose to move to Rawlins because of the small community life style and the close proximity to the mountains and outdoor activities.

Bob Keel, PA-C

Bob Keel received his RN at Weber State University and his PA-C at the University of Utah. Additionally, he has an extensive clinic background, and was one of only two students chosen to participate in an extended emergency training clinical experience.

He is trained to diagnose, treat, and manage patients in family medicine, geriatrics, pediatrics and critical care. As a Physician Assistant, he specializes in the treatment of diabetes, headaches, common cold, chest pain, heart disease, well child exams, allergies and much more.

Sonia Klein, NP

Sonia Klein graduated from the University of Wyoming with her Doctor in Nursing Practice. She is certified in ACLS, PALS, CPR, and emergency and trauma care. Sonia has worked with MHCC as an emergency nurse and EMT, and is excited to now offer specialized wound care services such as: Burns, Diabetic Wounds, Lymphedema, Malignant Wounds, Osteomyelitis, Pressure Ulcers, Radiation Injuries, Venus Leg Ulcer …and more!