Impact Stories | Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions Program

Grateful for a Safe, Peaceful Place

It was Saturday morning, and I was worried. My husband hadn’t eaten anything since early in the week before he’d been transferred from Wyoming Medical Center to Kloefkorn Hospice Home.

Nicole Ziehl: In Her Words…

In 2007, my grandparents moved to Casper from their ranch near Lusk so that I could take care of them both more intensively. My grandpa was in chronic kidney failure. My grandmother was a stroke survivor and was going to need help with managing his health.

Lee's Story: In His Words…

On August 16th my wife, Peaches, was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer. Peaches had always been the one taking care of me, now it was my turn. We were going to face this together.

Amber and Lance: In Her Words…

My 49-year old husband, Lance, entered Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions inpatient hospice home on November 18, 2017 following a month stay at Wyoming Medical Center. Lance and I were married for 18 years and have two sons: Tristen, 9 years old & Trevor, 10 years at the time.

Mairia and Bill: In Her Words…

"I've been trying to think of what to write so that family and friends can all get updated on how things are going. I have been pretty much at a loss for words, as astounding as that may seem."

We Honor Veterans

Our United States Veterans are the heart of our nation. When they come under our care, it is with great honor that we have the privilege to serve them.