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Physical and Occupational Therapy

Rehabilitation Services provides complete physical therapy and occupational therapy to people with musculoskeletal problems caused by disease or injury. The musculoskeletal system is the "framework" of the body that includes bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and nerves.

CCH Rehabilitation Services has an extensive staff of physical and occupational therapists with expertise in post-surgery care for children and adults.

Our Services

  • Aquatic therapy in Gillette's only therapeutic swimming pool
  • Body-weight supported gait
  • BTE (Baltimore Therapeutic Exercise) machine
  • Cancer Rehab
  • Cognitive Rehab
  • Geriatric care
  • Hand therapy
  • Kinesiotaping
  • Lymphedema rehabilitation
  • Neurologic Rehab
  • Orthopedics
  • Pediatrics
  • Post-cardiac care
  • Splinting
  • Sports medicine
  • TMJ dysfunction
  • Vestibular rehab
  • Wound care (see below)

Our goal is to schedule new patients within 24 hours and see all patients within five minutes of their scheduled appointment time. Sessions can be held at our satellite locations as well as within a patient's home!

Wound Care Services

Wound care is the management of injuries or treatment provided after non-healing wounds or surgeries.

A wound care specialist has advanced training in the treatment of injuries or non-healing wounds. Wound care specialists develop care plans to provide an optimal healing environment for the body, including cleansing, debridement, wound dressings, compression, and education on continued care until the wound is healed, or a patient can manage the healing at home.

Three common types of wounds that wound specialists treat are skin tears, pressure injuries, and diabetic ulcers.

  • Skin tears occur more often in older adults due to skin becoming more fragile with age. Prevention includes protecting high-risk areas with clothing, adequate hydration, and minimizing the use of adhesives.
  • Pressure injuries can occur with prolonged contact, moisture, or shearing forces. They are most commonly located on or near the buttocks. Prevention includes frequent repositioning, maintaining clean skin, and good nutrition.
  • Diabetic ulcers most often occur on the bottom of the feet. Risk factors include lack of feeling, poor circulation, irritation or trauma, and foot deformities. Prevention includes limiting the previously noted risk factors and always checking daily for skin damage or irritation.
For minor or small, non-healing wounds, contact your primary care physician or call CCH Rehabilitation Services to speak with one of our wound care specialists.

Occupational Therapists at this Clinic

Tyler Erikson, OT

Terri Gassman, OT

Taylor Larson, COTA/L

Lauren Mullaney, OT

Contact Us

Locations: Stocktrail Building Upper Level | 508 Stocktrail Avenue, Gillette, Wyoming 82716 -- corner of Sixth and Stocktrail
Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center | 1000 S. Douglas Hwy. Gillette, WY 82716
Wright Clinic | 500 Latigo Dr. Wright, WY 82732
Family Clinic Hulett | Red Bluff Medical Center | 131 Red Devil Dr. Hulett, WY 82720

Phone: 307-688-8000
Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday 7 am-5 pm; Friday 7 am-3 pm

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