Campbell County Medical Group (CCMG) Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism Clinic treats conditions of the thyroid (including thyroid cancer), parathyroid, and patients with lipid (cholesterol) disease and osteoporosis in Gillette, Wyoming.

Dr. Thomas Repas is an endocrinologist, a specialist in the complex chemical communication systems within the human body—essentially, how the body uses energy to fuel its metabolism. A physician referral is required for services at this Clinic.

Diabetes Education Program

CCMG's Diabetes Education program gives you the knowledge and skills needed to successfully self-manage the disease and prevent complications. Diabetes education makes you more aware of your diabetes, what it takes to treat it, and give you the power to better control it. Learn more

Now offering LDL apheresis

LDL apheresis is a medical procedure that removes LDL cholesterol (the "bad" cholesterol) from the blood of patients who have a genetic condition called Familial Hypercholesterolemia (FH) that can't be controlled with diet, exercise or medication. A machine with special filters are used to remove the LDL cholesterol from the patient's blood and then it is returned to them, using needles that are placed in each arm. Sometimes the patient may have a shunt surgically placed in their arm for this treatment. LDL apheresis is a life-long therapy that is required every two weeks, and a typical procedure lasts about two hours.

The arrival of Dr. Thomas Repas, a specialist in treating high cholesterol, enabled Campbell County Health (CCH) to treat patients with this specialized therapy. Apheresis treatment is performed in the CCH Dialysis unit because dialysis treatment is similar to apheresis, and staff have received training on the supplies and equipment.

Contact

Find CCMG Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism at:

• Location: Campbell County Medical Group Main Clinic, 501 S. Burma Avenue, Gillette, Wyoming 82716, across from the CCSD Bus Barn
• Phone: 307-688-3636
• Fax: 307-688-7920
• Hours of Operation: Monday-Tuesday, 8 am-5 pm; Wednesday, 8 am-noon; Thursday-Sunday, Closed
• Holiday Closures: Memorial Day; Labor Day; Thanksgiving Day and the day after; Christmas Day; New Year's Day