Welcome to the Hot Springs County, Wyoming County Public Health Department
Public health programs, clinical services, education, prevention, and emergency preparedness support for Hot Springs County residents.
Public Health Services
The Hot Springs County Public Health Department provides a broad range of programs and services for children, adults, families, and the community. Services include preventive care, health education, disease investigation, testing, vaccinations, and emergency preparedness.
Family and Clinical Services
Support for mothers, babies, children, adults, and families throughout Hot Springs County.
Maternal and Child Health
- Healthy Baby Program
- Home visits for pregnant women
- Prenatal and birthing classes
- Certified lactation consultation
- Children’s Special Health Services
Testing and Vaccinations
- Immunizations for children and adults
- COVID vaccinations
- STI, STD, HIV, and Hepatitis C testing
- Follow-up services and referrals
Community Health Programs
Education, outreach, disease prevention, and health-management resources.
Prevention and Education
- Chronic disease prevention
- Chronic disease education and management
- Diabetes education and support
- Emergency preparedness outreach
- Health referral resources
Community and Environmental Health
- Infectious disease investigation
- Environmental health hazards
- Public health emergency preparedness
- Emergency response coordination
Satellite Clinics and Referral Support
Public Health helps connect residents with additional programs and healthcare resources that may be available in Hot Springs County and the surrounding region.
Referral assistance is available for individuals and families who need help locating appropriate health or support services.
Satellite Clinics
- WIC services
- Family Planning services
Public Health Office Location
114 N. 4th Street, Thermopolis, Wyoming 82443
Public Health Emergency Preparedness
The Public Health Department participates in preparedness planning, public education, outreach, and response activities to help protect Hot Springs County during disease outbreaks, environmental incidents, and other public health emergencies.
