Campbell County Medical Group (CCMG) Nephrology and Complex Medicine provides
care for adult patients in Gillette, Wyoming.
Dr. Robert Neuwirth is an internal medicine doctor and kidney specialist
at Campbell County Medical Group Nephrology and Complex Medicine. The
Clinic just added two new providers: nurse practitioners
Amy Hawk and
Anne Jones. The three of them are now accepting new adult patients who are looking
for a comprehensive approach to primary care called the medical home model,
which means they collaborate as a team to help patients make informed
decisions about their health—from acute illness to routine immunizations.
Services
General medicine including adult health screenings
Dialysis and Peritoneal Dialysis management in our
Dialysis Center
Evaluation and treatment for common diseases including
diabetes, high blood pressure (hypertension), kidney stones, thyroid issues and more
Metabolic Kidney Disease management
Renal Vascular Disease management
Same-day appointments can be scheduled
Chronic Care Management
A new program through Campbell County Medical Group called Chronic Care
Management coordinates care under a single healthcare provider and involves
a whole team of resources to encourage and provide needed assistance for
Medicare patients with two or more chronic health conditions.
Learn more
Dialysis Center
The Dialysis Center provides dialysis treatments, testing services, support
and education six days per week to meet the medical, financial, and social
service needs of patients using hemodialysis and their families.
Learn more
Contact
Find CCMG Nephrology and Complex Medicine at:
Location: Campbell County Memorial Hospital, 501 S. Burma Avenue, Third Floor South,
Gillette, Wyoming 82716
Dr. Robert Neuwirth is an internal medicine doctor and kidney specialist
at Campbell County Medical Group Nephrology and Complex Medicine. The
Clinic just added two new providers: nurse practitioners
Amy Hawk and
Anne Jones. The three of them are now accepting new adult patients who are looking
for a comprehensive approach to primary care called the medical home model,
which means they collaborate as a team to help patients make informed
decisions about their health—from acute illness to routine immunizations.
