From humble beginnings in a 31-bed, red brick hospital built in 1953 to the ever-expanding building we now call home, our employees are committed to the well-being of our community, providing access to a wide array of healthcare and specialization for a healthier, happier community. We are certified as an Area Trauma Hospital by the State of Wyoming, and our outlying clinics include services ranging from Family Medicine, and ENT to quality specialists in Pulmonology, Sleep, Neurology, and more.
Hosted in the Campbell County Health lobby and cafeteria, Access to Healthcare Day is a free event open to the public as a means to reintroduce all of our specialty care clinics to the community. Learn more.
Campbell County Health is nationally recognized for exceptional clinical quality, patient safety and service. Learn more.
Campbell County Health is governed by a publicly elected Board of Trustees who serve four-year terms. Learn more
Guided by our mission, vision and values, the goals and objectives outlined in this plan will help Campbell County Health deliver the highest quality patient care and customer service for our community. Learn more
The Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) describes the health status of the hospital’s community and is to be used by the health system and other collaborators when developing an implementation plan that addresses one or more identified community needs. CHNA hard copies are also available at the Administration office of Campbell County Health. Learn more
Results from the latest community perception survey show that satisfaction rates and positive perception of CCH have stayed fairly consistent from the last time the survey was performed in 2015. This year’s survey was completed by 551 people from March 15-April 15 2017, with statistically valid results, plus or minus 5 percent. The survey was conducted by marketing consulting firm Jet Marketing. Read more
Read our Mission and Vision, as well as learn how and why we work to become Excellence Every Day here
Campbell County Health believes we are here to serve our patients and customers. The Standards of Excellence Employee Reference Guide was developed by your coworkers and endorsed by CCH leadership. It is designed to show how we define excellent service, safe practices and quality care. The Standards of Excellence is a way of working, interacting, and thinking about our jobs as we work together with others. The Standards of Excellence do not simply outline a good attitude; it outlines our culture. Learn more
Campbell County Health frequently receives questions from the community on the amount of taxes that come to the hospital. Every year, homeowners and business owners receive a tax notice from Campbell County Government. Learn more
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