In order to protect the health and wellbeing of our patients, staff and communities amid this ongoing health crisis, Peak Wellness Center is shifting all appointments to remote venues beginning Wednesday, March 25.
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CHEYENNE – In order to protect the health and wellbeing of our patients, staff and communities amid this ongoing health crisis, Peak Wellness Center is shifting all appointments to remote venues beginning Wednesday, March 25.
Peak Wellness Center will continue to care for our clients through the telehealth approaches we have been using for some time. Until further notice, our clinicians will be exclusively serving our communities and clients through remote venues, such as video conferencing and telephone services.
“It is our hope that everyone will remain calm, safe and comfortable in their own home environments while we weather this viral storm,” CEO Karl Cline of Peak Wellness Center said. “Please be patient as we attempt to serve our communities in a different manner — embracing technology — to keep each other safe.”
For community members needing new or additional services, please contact the clinic in your community or county: (307) 532-4091 in Torrington and (307) 322-3190 in Wheatland. All crisis and emergency services are still available. For more information on all treatment areas and available services, please visit www.peakwellnesscenter.org.
