Wyoming County Healthcare Center

06/11/2026

06/11/2026

Be careful with information that you give out over the phone!

Scam Alert Reminder: DHS will never call or text an individual to request personal information.

Please report any suspicious texts or calls about DHS benefits by calling the DHS fraud tip line at 1-844-DHS-TIPS (1-844-347-8477).

Remember, new scams are being hatched all the time. Find tips to keep your accounts safe: dhs.pa.gov/scams

06/10/2026

Tomorrow is the first Memory Café at WCHC.

This monthly gathering is for individuals experiencing memory changes and the people who care about them — family members, friends, and care partners.

Stop in for a cup of coffee, a relaxed conversation, and time with others who understand.

Thursday | 10 AM–12 PM
Lower Level Classroom
Wyoming County Healthcare Center

06/08/2026

Last Friday’s fairway fun had a serious purpose—and we were glad to be part of it.

A big thank-you to the Wyoming County Community Health Foundation for hosting a golf tournament that raised funds to support Wyoming County EMS. Reliable emergency response is something every family and business depends on, and it takes community effort to sustain it.

WCHC was proud to send two teams to play, connect, and show support for this important work. Thank you to WCCHF for investing in a stronger, safer Wyoming County—and to everyone who sponsored, played, volunteered, and helped make the day a success.

06/08/2026

Tomorrow’s Speaker Series topic is one that impacts nearly everyone — money and credit.

Join us June 9 from 5–6 PM at the Wyoming County Healthcare Center as Edmund Brogenski of M&T Bank discusses credit scores, budgeting, savings habits, and practical financial tools in a straightforward, approachable setting.

Whether you’re trying to improve your credit, better manage expenses, or simply understand how the system works, this session is designed to help.

Reserve your free seat: https://bit.ly/WCHCSpeakers

06/08/2026

Blood supplies are critically low, and local patients are counting on donors.

A blood donation may be needed by someone recovering from surgery, receiving cancer treatment, experiencing complications during childbirth, being treated after a serious accident, or living with a chronic illness that requires transfusions.

When you donate at our local blood drive, your donation stays local and helps protect the blood supply for people right here in our region.

Please reserve your appointment today:

Tuesday, June 16, 2026
1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Wyoming County Healthcare Center
5950 US-6, Tunkhannock, PA 18657

All donors will receive a free Greenley’s BBQ pulled pork sandwich, sponsored by Mey & Sulla Law Firm.

Reserve your spot here:
https://donor.giveapint.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/90285

One appointment can make a real difference for a neighbor, friend, coworker, or family member.

06/06/2026

Connection matters at every stage of life.

Memory Café is a welcoming monthly gathering for individuals experiencing memory changes and the family members, friends, and care partners who support them.

Join us for coffee, conversation, and a supportive environment where everyone is welcome and no one has to navigate the journey alone.

Held monthly in the Lower Level Classroom at the Wyoming County Healthcare Center.

06/04/2026

Financial stress affects more than a bank account.

Questions about credit, debt, budgeting, or building savings can feel overwhelming — especially when people are trying to sort through conflicting advice online.

That’s why our next Speaker Series session is focused on real-world financial information explained in a way that makes sense.

Join Edmund Brogenski of M&T Bank on June 9 from 5–6 PM at the Wyoming County Healthcare Center for a community conversation about money, credit, and practical next steps.

No complicated financial language. Just helpful information people can actually use.

Reserve your free seat:
https://bit.ly/WCHCSpeakers

06/04/2026

Your voice can help shape the future of health care in Wyoming County.

The Institute is conducting a Community Health Needs Assessment to better understand local health priorities, gaps in services, and opportunities to strengthen care in our community.

Wyoming County residents are encouraged to complete the confidential survey. Your experience matters, and your feedback can help inform future planning and investment in local health services.

Take the survey today:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/wyoresidentsm

Responses are confidential, and participants may skip any question they prefer not to answer.

Please share this post to help more Wyoming County residents make their voices heard.