The National Institute for Health states prenatal care is “one of the best ways to promote a healthy birth.”

Your healthcare provider can help you make the best choices for you and your baby as well as spot any difficulties early on and help to treat them.

Women in Wyoming can get help to pay for prenatal care.  Here are some places to start: 

• Casper Natrona County Health Dept. at 307-577-9778 

• Community Health Center of Central Wyoming at 307-233-600

• True Care at 307-215-9684

List of current medical professionals in Casper that provide care during pregnancy available 

Prenatal Care Providers

If you’ll need childcare for your baby after he/she is born, it’s best to start looking now.  You can search here on Wyoming Department of Family Services Facility Discovery and find a list of childcare centers or in-home childcare.  You can also call DFS licensing specialists for help at: 307-473-3964 and 307-473-3985  

Find Childcare

Dr. Robert Vigneri – 940 E. 3rd St., Suite 203-  307-577-0465

Dr. Michael Quinn –  940 E. 3rd St., Suite 208-  307-577-0480

Dr. David Elbogen – 1720 S. Poplar- 307-473-1427

Children First Pediatrics - 940 E. 3rd St., Suite 203  307-333-6940

Community Health Center – 5000 Blackmore Rd- 307-233-6000

UW Family Practice – 1522 East A St.- 307-234-6161

Casper Children’s Center – 940 E. 3rd St., Suite 205-  307-577-4260

 If you are a pediatrician practicing in Casper and would like to be added to this list, contact us.

Your baby will be here before you know it.  There are some things to plan for that now that will make life easier with a newborn.  Right from the start. 

Child Development Center

The CDC is an invaluable resource for you when it comes to your child’s development and getting them ready for school.  Make sure to schedule a screening by 9 months of age (or before if you have concerns).  You can sign up on their website, by calling 307-235-5097, or stop by 2020 East 12th Street in Casper!