NWMHC Press Release
November 16, 2020
NWMHC Press Release
Northern Wyoming Mental Health Center Continued Service Delivery During COVID-19 Pandemic
We are here for you! NWMHC continues to provide care for Wyoming citizens in Sheridan, Johnson, Weston, and Crook counties.
With the significant rise in COVID-19 cases in Wyoming and surrounding communities, we are transitioning back to telehealth services full-time to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our clients, staff, and communities. Since we are practicing “social distancing” we will be suspending all in-office and in-person services and our buildings will not be available for walk-in foot traffic. We are here to serve you and are just a call away!
All services including individual therapy, groups, intake assessments, and crisis appointments will transition to telehealth through phone or HIPAA compliant Zoom starting on 11/23/20.
For updates, please check back with us at www.wyomentalhealth.org or www.facebook.com/nwymhc.
On-call services continue to be in place and available 24/7.
Northern Wyoming Mental Health Center is here for you during this difficult time.
County Contact Numbers 24/7 - In case of an emergency, call 911.
Sheridan (307) 674-4405
Johnson (307) 684-5531
Crook (307) 283-3636
Weston (307) 746-4456
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