Rock Springs Specialty Clinic | University of Utah Health

Summary: - St. John’s Health is a nonprofit hospital system in Jackson, Wyoming, founded in 1916 and serving Teton County with a broad range of medical services, including cancer care and infusion. - The Jackson campus (built in 1991) offers 108 beds (48 acute/primary care, 60 long-term) and comprehensive departments such as Medical/Surgical, Obstetrics, ICU, Emergency, Oncology/Cancer Care & Infusion, Laboratory, Radiology, Rehabilitation, Home Care & Hospice, and more. - Oncology services: St. John’s Health provides Cancer Care & Infusion, supported by specialized staff and affiliated physician practices. The system emphasizes comprehensive cancer care within the Jackson/Teton County region. - Additional context: The hospital operates multiple physician practices (including Cardiology, Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Urology, Urgent Care, ENT/Allergy, and more) and has a presence in the broader region (including Moran, Cody, Lander, and other Wyoming locations). Direct answer to query: - For Cancer Care in Jackson, WY, St. John’s Health offers Oncology and Infusion services at its Jackson campus, backed by a full spectrum of hospital departments and affiliated physician practices to support cancer treatment and related care in Teton County.

Sweetwater Regional Cancer Center in Rock Springs is an affiliate partner of the Huntsman Cancer Institute through the Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County. Located in Rock Springs, WY, the center operates as part of the nonprofit Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County, a regional acute-care facility with a broader network of specialty clinics and a Walk-In Clinic. The hospital emphasizes collaboration with U of U Health’s Huntsman Cancer Institute to provide cancer care within the Sweetwater Memorial system.