CASPER, WY — On September 22, the Olivia Caldwell Foundation and Casper Medical Imaging & Outpatient Radiology hosted a joint open house for local residents. The event ran from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the McMurry Medical Arts Building at 419 S. Washington St., giving community members a chance to explore the clinics, learn about new health‑care offerings, and speak directly with physicians and staff.
Tour the Facilities
Visitors entered Suites 101 and 102, where the two organizations share space. Staff members provided guided tours of exam rooms, imaging suites, and the newly created patient‑care areas. Attendees could see the latest diagnostic equipment, including digital X‑ray and ultrasound units, and receive printed brochures outlining upcoming services such as advanced vein‑care programs offered through Wyoming Interventional and Vascular Associates.
Meet Dr. Elizabeth Troy
Dr. Elizabeth Troy, a pediatric neurologist affiliated with Children’s Hospital Colorado, was on hand at the Olivia Caldwell Foundation office. Dr. Troy treats infants, children, and teenagers with brain and nerve disorders, including epilepsy, seizures, and developmental conditions. During the open house she answered questions about early‑diagnosis strategies, the importance of multidisciplinary care, and how families can access specialized treatment without traveling far from home.
Meet Dr. Clayton Turner
Across the hall, Dr. Clayton Turner, a Wyoming‑based orthopedic surgeon, introduced himself to attendees at Outpatient Radiology. Dr. Turner explained his approach to treating bone, joint, and spine injuries, emphasizing both surgical options and non‑operative physical‑therapy plans. He highlighted recent advances in minimally invasive procedures that reduce recovery time and improve outcomes for active Wyoming families.
Information Sessions and Community Resources
In addition to the physician meet‑and‑greets, Outpatient Radiology staff presented brief sessions on imaging modalities, explaining how CT, MRI, and ultrasound technologies aid in accurate diagnosis. A separate presentation covered vein‑care services, including treatment for varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency, underscoring the clinics’ commitment to comprehensive outpatient care.
Both organizations emphasized their partnership with local nonprofits and schools to expand health‑education outreach. Attendees learned about upcoming wellness workshops, school‑based health screenings, and volunteer opportunities for residents who wish to support community health initiatives.
How to Get Involved
Anyone interested in future events or seeking more information about the clinics can visit the Olivia Caldwell Foundation website at oliviacaldwellfoundation.org or the Casper Medical Imaging site at caspermedicalimaging.net. Both sites provide contact details for scheduling appointments, signing up for health‑education newsletters, and learning about new service lines as they launch.
The open house reflected a growing trend in Casper toward greater transparency and community engagement in health‑care. By inviting residents into the clinics, the providers aim to build trust, demystify medical procedures, and ensure families feel confident navigating the local health system.
Original reporting: Oil City News (Casper WY) — read the source article.
