Building a Healthier Future Together

For more than 27 years, the Downtown Clinic has provided compassionate, high-quality healthcare to uninsured residents of Albany County. Every day, our team helps individuals and families overcome barriers to health through medical care, behavioral health services, prescription assistance, care coordination, and connections to community resources.

Today, the Downtown Clinic Health Hub is becoming a reality, and planning for the construction of the new Health Hub is well underway. While significant progress has been made, philanthropic investment is still needed to complete the facility and ensure it fulfills its promise as a welcoming center for integrated, community-based healthcare.

Just as importantly, the Health Hub will require sustained investment in the people, programs, and partnerships that bring its mission to life. A building creates opportunity; compassionate professionals and innovative programs create lasting impact.

The exterior of a brick building with a red awning that reads 'DTC DOWNTOWN CLINIC'. There is a tree on the left and some parked cars reflected in the windows.

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Together We Can…

  • Complete a transformational healthcare facility for Albany County.

  • Expand access to compassionate, integrated healthcare.

  • Strengthen partnerships that improve health beyond the exam room.

  • Ensure Downtown Clinic remains a trusted community resource for decades to come.

Interior of a modern waiting area with large windows, wooden ceiling beams, green seating, and people sitting, walking, and standing. Signage includes 'Juice Bar' and 'Pharmacy'.
Aerial view of a snowy town with houses, trees, a building labeled 'Downtown Clinic Community Hub' with solar panels on the roof, and a parking lot in front.
Medical professionals having a discussion in a well-lit, modern medical office with wooden cabinets, green plants, framed botanical art, and a patient examining table.

Invest Where It Matters Most

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Complete the Health Hub

Support the new facility’s construction, furnishings, equipment, technology, outdoor spaces, and patient-centered environment.

Strengthen Care Today

Support healthcare professionals, patient navigators, prescription assistance, and partnerships that improve community health.

Build a Healthy Future

Provide lasting support through endowment and reserve gifts, helping Downtown Clinic meet future community needs.

Updates From the Project

  • A colorful infographic titled 'Clinic Capital Campaign' with four sections: 1) Decide what the organization wants to do, 2) Identify the context of your work, 3) Make strategic choices about your audiences and messages, 4) Determine high-impact activities to reach audiences with messages. Each section contains guiding questions.

    July 2025

    Downtown Clinic Board of Directors and staff gathered for a mini-retreat to organize thoughts, messaging, and fundraising for the Health Hub.

  • Group of people seated around a large table in a conference room with a woman standing and speaking.

    January 2026

    MASS, Model of Architecture Serving Society, and Downtown Clinic teams engaged in discussion during an Immersion workshop(MASS).

  • Aerial view of a small town with residential houses, commercial buildings, and streets, with a mountain range in the distance and some snow on the rooftops and ground.

    March 2026

    Downtown Clinic purchased 600 S 3rd Street, formerly the Modern Printing building, to be renovated into the Downtown Clinic Health Hub.

  • Indoor gathering at a historical site, possibly a museum or meeting hall, with a high, wooden beamed ceiling, large windows, and a group of people seated at tables and listening to speakers.

    October 2026

    The Downtown Clinic Health Hub was soft-launched to DTC supporters during the Annual Appreciation Dinner.

Downtown Clinic Board of Directors

Jo Chytka, President

Larry Knopp, Vice President

Frances L. Price, Secretary

Julie Radosevich, Treasurer

Myron Allen, Trustee

Todd Bacon, Trustee

Walter Clapp, Trustee

Jackie Gonzales, Trustee

Shelby Kennedy, Trustee

Rachel LeBeau, Trustee

Mindy Uitterdyk, Trustee

Mike Comly, Emeritus

LJ Guthmann, Emeritus

Capital Campaign Committee

Jay Bress

Jo Chytka

Jim Geesey

Jackie Gonzales

Sarah Gorin

Brett Kvenlid

Julie Radosevich

Susie Scott

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Giving

  • You can make a one-time gift, establish a recurring monthly gift, make a multi-year pledge, contribute through a donor-advised fund, give appreciated securities, create a memorial or tribute gift, or include Downtown Clinic in your estate plans. Every gift helps ensure compassionate, affordable healthcare remains available in our community.

  • Contact Pete Gosar, director@downtownclinic.org or 307-745-8445, option 5, to learn more about becoming a corporate partner through donations, sponsorships, and volunteering.

General

  • A free clinic is a community-based healthcare organization that serves people who are uninsured, underinsured, or have limited access to care. Free clinics provide care regardless of a patient’s ability to pay, though some may charge a small or sliding-scale fee. Visit our homepage to learn about our services and eligibility.

  • The Downtown Clinic is a standalone free clinic. While we work closely with other healthcare facilities like Laramie Reproductive Health, Albany County Public Health, Albany Community Health Clinic, and Ivinson Memorial Hospital, the DTC is a separate entity with a separate board of directors, funding streams, and mission.

Vision

  • The Health Hub is Downtown Clinic’s vision for a collaborative healthcare center where medical providers, behavioral health professionals, nonprofit organizations, and community partners work together to improve access to care.

  • The Downtown Clinic has always believed that good health depends on more than medical treatment. Providers take time to understand the challenges affecting a person’s health and connect patients with the resources they need. The Health Hub expands that approach by bringing healthcare providers and community organizations together in one location, making collaboration easier and reducing barriers for patients.

  • The Downtown Clinic has outgrown its current facility. The existing building was adapted over time but was never designed to support today’s healthcare services or future growth.

  • Yes. The Health Hub is designed to encourage collaboration among nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, and community partners. Specific partners will continue to evolve as the project develops.

  • Eligible clients will have access to primary medical care, behavioral health services, medication assistance, care coordination, health education, and connections to community resources. As new partners join the Health Hub, services will expand to benefit both clients and the broader community.

    If you are a healthcare provider interested in operating out of the Health Hub, please get in touch with us: laramiedtc@gmail.com

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Downtown Clinic Health Hub Resources

Our Vision for the Health Hub
Ways to Give
Health Hub Blog
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