The first hospital on record for Worland was opened by Dr. Foster in 1907 and operated until 1914.

In 1909, Dr. Walter O. Gray moved to Worland from Burlington and opened his practice at 612 Coburn Avenue. Shortly after 1910, Dr. Gray, with the able help of Mrs. Gray, developed a three-bed hospital, and then expanded to 12-beds.

During the 1920s and 1930s the upper floor of the Veile Building served as a hospital and was staffed by a series of doctors.

In 1938, Dr. A.A. Anderson built the hospital at 1019 Coburn Avenue, now the Washakie County Library. Washakie County purchased the building about 1950.

In 1961, the new 36-bed hospital at the corner of Grace Avenue and 15th Street was built. The facility has been remodeled in 1977, 1985, and 1999, and is now a 25-bed facility.