How to Become a Resident
Wondering how you would get long term care for a family member or loved
one at The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center in Gillette, Wyoming?
Here's some information.
New Admissions
Referrals will be reviewed and considered on an individual basis according to care needs, financial criteria, and room availability.
Admissions Team
Our Care Admission Coordinator is here to assist you with your admission to The Legacy and discharge. In addition, Social Services representatives are available to speak with you and your family confidentially regarding any issues you feel need to be addressed while you are a resident. They can also provide you with important community resources that can help you with various aspects of your care.
Contact
Find The Legacy Living and Rehabilitation Center at:
Location:
1000 S. Douglas Highway, Gillette, Wyoming 82716
Phone: 307-688-7000
Administrator: Kate Craig, MSN, RN, Long Term Care
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