Amie Holt Care Center sits in Buffalo, Wyoming and serves seniors with a wide range of health and housing needs, so you'll find it offers both assisted living and skilled nursing care right inside the community, and if someone needs regular help, like insulin checks for diabetes or moving from a bed to a wheelchair, the team's always there day and night. The staff includes experienced doctors, physician assistants like Traci Darnell, a Medical Director, registered nurses, practical nurses, and even a Mental Health consultant, and they handle everything from non-ambulatory care to incontinence support, so you can feel sure care is always nearby, and on top of the personal care, Amie Holt brings specialists and services that go all the way from cardiology and family medicine to diabetes education, cardiopulmonary wellness, surgery, physical therapy, pediatrics, audiology, and more, offering everything from colonoscopies with new equipment to mammogram screenings for women over 40. There's a walk-in clinic and urgent care for quicker needs, and you'll find the lab, nurses, dialysis, pharmacy, and even home health care for those who still live nearby or need a range of outpatient options.
People living at Amie Holt choose from several room layouts, including studios, one-bedrooms, semi-private, and even two-bedroom units, and each room has its own bathroom and private shower, with cable TV and WiFi, so comfort comes along. Meals are served every day, and there's a buffet set up and various special meals, like monthly Family dinners or Jam get-togethers, and residents can enjoy a large, bright dining area facing the mountains and a golf course, plus indoor and outdoor activity spaces for groups and friends to gather, including worship events and social outings in a recreational bus with a wheelchair lift for easy trips. There's an Activities Department that keeps things lively with exercise classes, devotional programs, and crafts, and the facility itself has amenities like a beauty salon, hydro-sound bathing equipment, a laundry service, and even a medical social services department to help people adjust.
Staff stays on duty twenty-four hours each day for emergencies or routine care, and each new resident goes through a preadmission review to help decide what health support makes the most sense. The Center accepts payments by private pay, Social Security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance, and residents pay community fees, plus rates based on the level of care, like high, medium, or low needs, as well as specific buy-in and respite fees for short stays. Prescriptions are handled by an in-house pharmacy or the resident's private provider, with costs billed separately from room and board, and medical records can be checked through the FollowMyHealth portal or MyCareCorner for hospital stays. Amie Holt Care Center is both state-licensed and Medicare-certified, with a 5-star rating in Medicare Nursing Home Comparisons, and it was founded to focus on community health and wellness with a goal of making it a family-friendly, welcoming place for those who call Buffalo home, so from beauty appointments to outings and every meal in between, it covers the daily basics as well as advanced medical needs, carrying long-term care through every season.
