The Campbell County Memorial Hospital (CCMH) Laboratory provides testing
to aid physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of disease and serves
as a reference lab for many local physician offices and veterinary clinics
in Northeastern Wyoming.
Lab professionals perform and evaluate medical laboratory tests that correctly
detect, diagnose, and help prevent diseases, thus saving countless lives
every day. The CCMH Lab staff is either certified Phlebotomy Technicians
or Medical Technicians/Technologists.
The CCMH Laboratory currently performs more than 240 different tests and
collects more than 450 other lab tests to be sent to reference labs.
Find a list of lab tests available at Campbell County Memorial Hospital
using this
online application, powered by Mayo Clinic Laboratories. Find testing information by searching
or browsing the listings alphabetically. Access the application here:
https://campbellcountyhealth.testcatalog.org/
Pathology
The Pathology department processes specimens from the surgery department
and local physician offices. These include body fluids and tissue from
biopsies or organs. The specimens are checked for abnormalities to aid
your physician in diagnosis and treatment.
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Daily blood draws and health screenings
You don't have to wait for a health fair to get
bloodwork! Campbell County Health's low cost, walk-in
blood draw program makes it easy and affordable for residents to have their blood checked,
or get other routine health screenings, on a regular basis. You can now
schedule your appointment online to get bloodwork at the Fourth Street
Building. Schedule online
here. View the
list of screenings here.
With
Allergenex by Spiriplex, your doctor can now test for more than 60 of the most common food and
environmental allergens with a simple finger prick.
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What is Allergenex? CCMH's Laboratory offers an allergy test that requires a much smaller blood
sample with more comprehensive results: Allergenex by Spiriplex.
When a provider orders the Allergenex allergy test, only four drops of
blood are needed. The sample is tested for 68 of the most common food
and environmental allergens, like dust mites, weeds and grasses, eggs
and peanuts. Patients as young as six months old can be tested, and each
sample is tested separately three times for better accuracy.
The test also detects sensitivity, or things the patient is slightly allergic
to, which can be difficult to diagnose if the patient isn’t experiencing
significant symptoms. The test results, along with the patient’s
history, physical exam, and symptoms, help the provider create a successful
diagnosis and treatment plan.
For questions or concerns about safety or quality of care, please contact
Lynn Todd, Laboratory manager, at
307-688-1200 or
lynn.todd@cchwyo.org.
