Johnson County Healthcare Center

Hospitals and Health CareWyoming, United States51-200 Employees

Johnson County Healthcare Center (JCHC) is a non-profit community hospital network serving Buffalo and the surrounding region in north-central Wyoming. The organization operates a 25-bed critical access hospital, a 44-bed nursing home, and an outpatient clinic, supported by a staff of health professionals including family doctors, physician assistants, an orthopedic surgeon, and a general surgeon, all under the umbrella of a dedicated hospital district. As a critical access and community-focused facility, JCHC aims to provide comprehensive care across inpatient, long-term, and outpatient services while undergoing ongoing modernization, including a new inpatient space and other renovations to enhance patient experience and care quality. The center is located in Buffalo, within a community of about 5,000 residents, and has been recognized for its role in rural health, including a 2022 designation among the nation’s top 100 critical access hospitals.

JCHC operates within the hospitals and health care industry, delivering services tailored to local residents who need access to critical, general, and rehabilitative care. Its operations are anchored by a regional hospital district, emphasizing non-profit status and local stewardship as it seeks to meet evolving healthcare needs through facility modernization and expansion of outpatient services. The organization is based in Buffalo, Wyoming, and has grown its footprint to accommodate a broader array of patient services while maintaining a focus on serving the surrounding community.

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