Campbell County Health is a healthcare institution, whose primary focus is to provide healthcare to the citizens of Campbell County and surrounding areas. The Hospital has established policies and procedures to safeguard the healthcare provision, protect individual and institutional rights and property, and ensure the safety of all members of the healthcare. Campbell County Health reserves the right to regulate time, place, and manner to ensure that the institutional mission and daily functions are not compromised.
Campbell County Health is a proponent of “Freedom of Speech”, and encourages dialogue and differences of opinions and views. The following guidelines must be adhered to for a demonstration to occur on the Hospital campus.
Call: 307-688-1551
Completed forms should be delivered to:
CCH Administration
501 S. Burma Ave. / P.O. Box 3011
Gillette, WY 82716 / 82717
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