Cowboy Concierge Medicine

Members pay a recurring membership fee that covers all office, telephone, and video visits during business hours at no additional charge. Membership also includes medications at wholesale prices, priority scheduling, and discounts on other services.

Cowboy Concierge Medicine does not accept insurance for membership fees or visit costs. However, Dr. Caswell can still send prescriptions, lab orders, referrals, and imaging requests through a patient's regular insurance for those services.

Yes. Cowboy Concierge Medicine offers a pay-per-visit option for non-members. Weekday office visits run $175 per hour. That price covers the evaluation and any treatment related to the original visit for 48 hours afterward. Non-member and one-off visit requests go through email.

Yes. Dr. Caswell sees patients via phone, video, and in-person office visits. He also makes house calls, including procedures like suturing at a patient's home. Weekday house calls during business hours are priced at $400 for up to three hours.

Cowboy Concierge Medicine stocks most supplies found in a typical urgent care. Dr. Caswell tests for strep, flu, COVID-19, and more. He sutures and staples lacerations, provides wound care, performs minor surgical procedures, administers nebulizer treatments and IV antibiotics, and offers point-of-care testing.

The practice offers a full IV therapy menu, including CCM's Expanded Meyer's Cocktail ($165), Kitchen Sink ($150), Brianstorm ($130), Immunity ($130), Inner Beauty ($150), Quench ($130), Recovery and Performance ($150), and a Banana Bag with Vitamin C, Magnesium, and multivitamins. Standard IV therapy pricing applies during business hours, with an after-hours surcharge outside 8am to 5pm.

Yes. Cowboy Concierge Medicine maintains an on-site pharmacy stocked with commonly prescribed medications. Members receive those medications at wholesale prices, and the on-site stock means most patients avoid a separate pharmacy trip entirely.

Dr. Caswell holds a DEA-expanded license to prescribe all controlled substances, including buprenorphine for opiate use disorder. The practice offers substance use disorder treatment and in-office medical detox as part of its clinical services.

Yes. Cowboy Concierge Medicine serves patients from infancy through the senior years. Dr. Caswell trained to handle most clinical situations across all age groups, making the practice a viable option for individuals and families alike.

The practice sits at 3229 East Pershing Boulevard in Cheyenne, Wyoming, next to the Albertson's grocery store.