
The Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory (also known as the cardiac cath
lab) offers a variety of diagnostic and interventional cardiology procedures
used in the treatment of coronary artery and peripheral vascular disease
in Gillette, Wyoming.
If you have heart issues or a family history of heart disease, we have good news: Cardiology is part of the services full-time in Gillette. Our highly skilled, board certified cardiologists—Drs. Sairav Shah MD, FACC and Nicholas Stamato MD, FACC—at the Campbell County Medical Group Cardiology clinic are here at all times to care for patients and our cardiac cath lab allows us to provide care quickly during an emergency. And, we can help get you back to your daily routine after a heart incident with our Cardiac Rehabilitation program. To learn more about our Cardiology program, please call the clinic at 307-688-3700.
The Cardiac Cath Lab at Campbell County Memorial Hospital is equipped with highly trained staff to perform the following procedures and device implantation:
Campbell County Health (CCH) has received the American College of Cardiology’s NCDR ACTION Registry Silver Performance Achievement Award for 2017. CCH is one of only 105 health care organizations nationwide to receive the honor. Learn more
Campbell County Health's Emergency Medical Services department earned the 2016 American Heart Association’s Mission: Lifeline® EMS Bronze Level Recognition Award for implementing improved measures for treating patients who experience severe heart attacks. With this collaboration between EMS and Cath lab, we at CCH have had an average door-to-balloon time is 47 minutes. Read more
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