Amie Holt Care Center

Amie Holt Care Center, located at 497 West Lott Street in Buffalo, Wyoming, is a skilled nursing facility with deep roots in Johnson County's healthcare community. Managed by the local hospital district — the same organization that oversees Johnson County Healthcare Center — Amie Holt Care Center reflects a community-first philosophy, where clinical decisions are guided by local values and the genuine relationships that define small-city Wyoming life. Buffalo is the county seat of Johnson County and one of Wyoming's most charming small cities, with a population of just over 4,500. Set at the foot of the majestic Bighorn Mountains along the I-90 corridor, the city offers remarkable natural beauty alongside genuine community warmth. Clear Creek winds through the heart of downtown, offering a scenic backdrop for walks and outdoor enjoyment. The Bighorn Mountains — accessible via US-16 just west of town — provide world-class elk hunting, fishing, hiking, and access to the Cloud Peak Wilderness Area. Historic downtown Buffalo is a highlight for visiting families: the Occidental Hotel, a beautifully restored 1880 landmark, anchors the district, and the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum offers fascinating local history. Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site, a National Historic Landmark tied to the Indian Wars era, is just 16 miles to the north. Johnson County Healthcare Center, the primary acute care hospital, is nearby and provides residents with accessible emergency and specialist services. Amie Holt Care Center provides 24-hour skilled nursing care, long-term residential support, and post-acute recovery services for seniors from Buffalo and the broader Johnson County area. The hospital district governance model ensures the facility remains anchored in the community, with staff who often know residents and families personally. For families seeking high-quality skilled nursing in a welcoming, mountain-town setting, Amie Holt Care Center is a cornerstone of care in northern Wyoming.