Long Term Care Facility
The Legacy Living & Rehabilitation Center
The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center, part of Campbell County Health, is now open on 9.11 acres in Gillette, Wyoming. The 154,000 square foot long term care and rehab facility offers 152 private rooms and eight double occupancy suites for couples, each with a separate bathroom and wheelchair accessible shower. Plans feature a secure memory care unit, transitional care unit for short stays, large rehab and therapy area and multiple activity areas for families and visitors. A large 'town center' in the middle of the building will accommodate gatherings up to 200 people, and numerous balconies, patios and courtyards will take advantage of the site's close access to Lasting Legacy Park. A brand new program, Senior Day Services, or adult daycare, is being developed for the new facility, enabling seniors to live at home with their families and still receive care and participate in activities at the Legacy during the day. Thanks to a grant from the Wyoming State Land Investment Board (SLIB), The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center will have piped-in oxygen in each resident room and a number of rooms will be equipped with built-in patient lifts.
Fun Construction Facts
- Construction from August 2013-September 2016
- 38 subcontractors of which 11 were from Gillette; Gillette contractors carried approximately 60% of the value
- 6,000 cubic yards of concrete
- 400,000 linear feet of electrical wiring – over 75 miles
- 132,000 linear feet of conduit – over 25 miles
- 3,400 receptacles
- 66,000 linear feet of plumbing pipe (black iron, copper, DWV, PEX) – over 12 miles
- 12,000 plumbing fittings and over 770 fixtures
- 28,000 linear feet of PVC pipe – over 5 miles
- 32,000 linear feet of copper pipe – over 6 miles
- 92,000 pounds of ductwork -
- 930 registers
- 196 toilets
- 276 sinks
- Over 12,000,000 BTUs of heat and A/C
- 5,800 retaining wall blocks
- 85,000 square feet of sod
- 103 trees
- 2,750 shrubs and perennials
- 345 tons of river rock
- 2.6 million linear feet of steel studs ,or nearly 500 miles
- 14,000 sheets of drywall on the interior, 672,000 square feet
- 7,000 sheets of exterior drywall, 224,000 square feet (total area of drywall is over 1.5 million square feet, or nearly 35 acres)
Updated: December 15, 2015
Check out the progress on The Legacy Living & Rehabilitation Center! You can get see more photos on Facebook.
Zone 3 (Town Center)
- Exterior stone complete; ACM panels nearly complete
- Curtainwall frames and glass installed; electrochromic (vision) glass nearly complete
- Interior framing and drywall being installed
Zones 1, 2, 4, 5 (Resident Wings) – 1st Floor
- Structure and roofing complete; building is dried in
- Drywall complete in all zones
- Painting complete in Zones 4 and 1; ongoing in Zones 2 and 5
- Interior finishes ongoing, including tile, resilient flooring, casework and trim, and plumbing and light fixtures
- Exterior finishes ongoing (siding, soffit, fascia, gutter, stone), to be completed in next 4-6 weeks
Zones 1, 2, 4, 5 (Resident Wings) – 2nd Floor
- MEP rough-ins ongoing in all zones
- Drywall started in Zone 4, will continue into other zones
- Interior finishes will start behind completion of each trade on the 1st floor
Site Construction
- Underground utilities complete
- NW parking lot, service drive, and Veteran’s Drive parking completed with curb/gutter and asphalt
- South retaining walls will be complete by the end of the year
- Majority of site work will be completed next spring and summer
Updated: October 2015
This month, board members from the Campbell County Healthcare Foundation and some CCH employees toured the construction at The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center. Much of the exterior stonework is complete and glass is being installed in the Towne Center section at the main entrance. Curb and gutter and sidewalk work is being done in the northwest parking lot, service drive and the parking lot adjacent to Legacy Park. There’s lots of work going on inside too, with drywall starting to go up in October and paint, tile and flooring beginning in the resident wings in the next six to eight weeks. Construction should be complete by fall 2016, and the then there’s the state inspection and coordinating moving staff, equipment and most important, residents into the new facility. The goal is that everything will be moved in before the end of 2016. View more pictures on our Facebook album, We're Building a New Long-Term Care Facility.
And, don't forget that there is a webcam up so the public can watch the work at the Legacy construction site. Check it out at: http://www.truelook.com/clients/scullconstruction-webcam1/.
Update: September 2015
Zone 3 (Town Center)
- Exterior stone complete; ACM panels being installed this month
- Curtainwall frames and glass installed; electrochromic (vision) glass being installed this month
- Interior framing being installed
Zones 1, 2, 4, 5 (Resident Wings)
- Structure complete; roofing being completed this month
- Interior framing and MEP rough-ins being completed
- Drywall to start in October
- Interior finishes to begin within next 6-8 weeks (paint, tile, flooring, etc.)
- Exterior finishes ongoing (siding, soffit, fascia, gutter, stone), to be completed this year
Site Construction
- Underground utilities complete
- NW parking lot, service drive, and Veteran’s Drive parking to be completed by Nov. 1 (curb/gutter, paving, sidewalk)
- North courtyard to be completed by Nov. 1 (grading, sidewalk)
- Site retaining walls to begin within next month
Update: May 7, 2015
The Legacy is starting to take shape! Check out what's happened over the last few months.
- Towne Center: Structure complete, membrane roof installed; Interior framing being installed now; Exterior finishes started this week;
- Kitchen, Parking Garage, and Northeast Resident Wing: Structure complete through the second floor; Roof trusses and roof decking being installed; Basement and first floor framing being installed; Plumbing and electrical rough-in being installed; Will start roofing and exterior finishes in the next four to six weeks;
- Northwest Resident Wing: Structure complete through the second floor; Roof trussed being installed; Roof decking will start in next few weeks;
- Southwest and Southeast Resident Wings: Concrete foundation and slabs complete; first floor structural framing complete; second floor structure to be completed in next four to six weeks
- Site Construction: Underground utilities 90% complete; Rough grading site now
Update: February 18, 2015
Construction at the Legacy is progressing. J. Skull Construction sent us some fantastic images of the construction site from their drone camera. Check out what's happened over the last few months.
- Towne Center: The main structural components are complete. Stair towers and elevator shafts complete. Exterior framing and membrane roofing to be completed in the next 6 weeks. Basement framing is complete. MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) utilities being installed in the basement.
- NE Resident Wing: Basement framing is complete. Masonry stair tower complete. MEP utilities being installed in the basement. 1st floor structural steel framing is complete. 2nd floor structure will be completed in next few weeks. Roof structure to be constructed in March/April. Parking garage concrete slab to be poured next week.
- NW Resident Wing: Foundation walls and concrete slab are complete. Masonry stair tower completed. 1st floor structural steel framing to be completed in the next week. 2nd floor structural steel to be completed in the next month.
- SW Resident Wing: Foundation walls and concrete slab are complete. Masonry stair tower completed.
- SW Resident Wing: Foundation walls will be completed in the next week. Masonry stair tower completed.
- Underground utilities being installed.
Check out more photos on Facebook.
Update: October 15, 2014
CCH invited community members to” leave their mark” on the new long term care facility by signing an iron beam that will be used in the construction of The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center. Completion of The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center construction is tentatively planned for January 2016, with a move-in goal of March 2016. Check out more photos on Facebook.
Update: September 8, 2014
Do you want to visit The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center construction site? Watch the safety video first.
Update: August 15, 2014
There is a
webcam up so you can watch the construction going on
at The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center construction site. Check
it out at:
http://www.truelook.com/clients/scullconstruction-webcam1/. As of now, construction is scheduled to be completed in March of 2016,
with facility opening in early summer 2016. Check out more
photos on Facebook.
Update: June 2014
Earthwork started back up in June with J. Scull Construction.
Update: April 24, 2014
The results are in! Campbell County's new long term care facility will
be named The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center! Thank you to the
more than
700 community members who voted on the names. The results were pretty clear
which name was preferred.
At the CCMH Board of Trustee's meeting, J. Scull Construction was named the construction manager and general contractor for the facility construction. More details will follow on when construction on the site will continue. Check out more photos on Facebook.
Update: March 28, 2014
Help us name the NEW Long Term Care and Rehabilitation Center! As you may know, we will soon start construction on the much anticipated long term care center that will replace Pioneer Manor. We’ve got some great plans in place, now we need a name!
Update: March 17, 2014
A Request for Proposal (RFP) was sent out this week to secure a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to continue work on the new long term care facility. The RFPs are due March 28. The top proposals will be interviewed in early April, and a Special Board meeting is likely to choose the CMAR and re-start construction. The completion date for the new facility has been moved to early summer 2015.
Update: March 5, 2014
- News Release: Campbell County Health to terminate Design Build Agreement for the Long Term Care Facility
Update: January 20, 2014
Approximately 1,100 geo-piers were installed in preparation for placement of the concrete for the foundation. Geo-piers are a method of soil stabilization which rams aggregate into the ground in a circle approximately 30 inches in diameter and 15 feet into the ground. This creates a compacted condition and friction on the surrounding soils.
And, approval has been given to begin the installation of the subgrade mechanical and electrical stub outs for utility installation and main level floor slabs. Subgrade mechanical/electrical is piping installed under the building slab in the soil. Stub outs are where this subgrade work comes out of the building and into the site.
Update: October 2013
Construction is slated to begin in October on a $39 million long-term care facility, located at 1000 South Douglas Highway in Gillette. The site features access to nearby Lasting Legacy Park and Highway 59, as well as shopping and restaurants. Along with the architectural firm Lantz Boggio, several community forums were held to gather input on the features of the new facility. Employees and residents were also part of the planning process, and several suggestions from those meetings were incorporated into the final design. U.S. Senator Mike Enzi was the keynote speaker at the Groundbreaking Ceremony on August 15, attended by over 200 guests. Look for the project to be completed in late 2014.
May 1, 2013
Pioneer Manor residents and guests from the public saw the latest drawings of what The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center will look like at a presentation on April 29, 2013 by Lantz-Boggio Architects. Below are a couple of renderings. See more photos and updates in the Facebook album. You can also learn about the progress of the construction here.
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Find More
- Find pictures of the progress in the Facebook album, Building a News Long-Term Care Facility.
- Check out the CCMH Health Connect Blog for Construction Updates.
- New Long-Term Care facility featured in Fall 2013 Health Scene
- March 5, 2014 News Release: Campbell County Health to terminate Design Build Agreement for the Long Term Care Facility
- October 25, 2013 News Release: Board of Trustees Turns to Second Low Bidder for LTC Facility
Click here to view Pioneer Manor vs. New Long Term Care Facility table.
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