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Your Hometown Clinics: Quality Care, Close to Home

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Life is busy, and when health concerns come up, convenience matters. That’s why Weston County Health Services is proud to offer primary and walk-in care in both Newcastle and Upton—making quality healthcare just around the corner for families throughout Weston County.

“At the Newcastle and Upton Clinics, we’re proud to serve our community with a team you know and trust,” said Clinic Director Trisa Linford. “From pediatrics to women’s health, chronic disease management, and yearly wellness visits—we’re here to take care of the whole family, close to home.”

“Our goal is simple,” Linford said. “We want Weston County families to have access to excellent, compassionate care without having to leave home. If it’s been a while since your last visit, we’d love to welcome you back—we’re your hometown favorites.”

Call today, stop by, or visit wchs-wy.org to learn more about the services available right here in your community.

Services that fit your life

Both clinics provide comprehensive family medicine and walk-in care, including:

General health visits

Prevention & wellness care

Immunizations

Work, school & travel exams

Pre-surgical consultations

Home visits

Minor ambulatory procedures

And with flu season approaching, Linford added, “Don’t forget to roll up your sleeve for your flu shot—it’s a simple way to keep yourself, your family, and our community healthy.”

Trusted local providers

When you visit, you’ll see familiar faces who understand the needs of Weston County families:

Dr. Craig McCarty – Family Medicine, Monday–Friday

Dr. John Haeberle – Family Medicine, Monday–Wednesday

Dr. Ted Akers – Family Medicine, Monday–Friday

Lora Koenig, FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner, Monday–Thursday

Kelly Randermann, FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner, Monday–Friday

“Our patients appreciate knowing their providers by name and feeling that personal connection,” Linford said. “That’s something unique about small-town healthcare—we treat our patients like neighbors, because they are.”

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