Community blood draws and health screenings are back, but by appointment
only. Appointments are available Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from
6 am to noon at Campbell County Health Wellness, in the Energy Building
at 1901 Energy Court, Suite 125 in Gillette; call
307-688-8051 to schedule. Screenings are also available at the Wright Clinic, Monday-Friday
from 8-11 am. Call
307-464-0413 to schedule. See the list of screenings at
www.cchwyo.org/screen.
Starting June 16, 2020: Appointments only. No walk-ins at this time.
Wellness offers a daily screening program that makes it easy and affordable
for all residents to have their blood checked, or get other health screenings,
on a regular basis. When you use
My Health Home, you have access to your test results in less than 48 hours, unless otherwise noted.
Wright, Wyoming residents: These screenings are also available at the
Wright Clinic, Monday-Friday from 8-11 am. Call
307-464-0413.
Note: The Wellness Department can only perform the lab tests outlined in this
section; if the physician orders other tests for the patient, the patient
should visit the
CCMH Laboratory.
Corporate clients and CCMH employees should talk to their health coach or Human Resources
representative for their company code.
Prices are subject to change.
Screenings Available
Wellness Panel, $40: A total of 32 tests that measure cholesterol, glucose, thyroid, iron,
electrolytes, minerals, uric acid, triglycerides, liver function, and
kidney function.
CBC (complete blood count), $25: Different types of blood cells are counted and examined to present a
general picture of overall health and the person's ability to fight infection
and disease.
PSA (prostate specific antigen), $30: Measures a protein produced by the male prostate gland and recommended by the
American Cancer Society for men over age 50, or those with a family history of prostate cancer.
Hemoglobin A1C, $30: Also called Glycohemoglobin. Reflects average blood sugar levels over a
two-three month period.
Vitamin D, $40: Indicates possible deficiencies. Fat soluble vitamin that helps control
calcium and phosphate levels in the body, critical for growth of bones
and teeth.
Vitamin B12, $35: Indicates possible deficiencies, anemias, and malnutrition or malabsorption.
HIV+, $30: Indicates presence of HIV infection.
iFOBT (Fecal Occult Blood Test), $25: A sample of stool tested for hidden blood indicating colon disorders including
colon cancer. A return envelope is provided to return to the
CCMH Laboratory.
Estradiol, $40: Estradiol levels are used in evaluating ovarian function.
FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone), $40: Often used in conjunction with other tests in the work-up of infertility
or when a women’s menstrual cycle has stopped or become irregular.
Progesterone, $40: Helps track ovulation, used in conjunction with other tests in the work-up
of infertility and supports gestation.
Testosterone, $40: In conjunction with other tests, testosterone is often used in the work-up
of a variety of conditions in men, women, boys and girls.
Hepatitis C Antibody+*, $50: Indicates the presence of a Hepatitis C virus infection.
Thyroid Antibodies (Thyroid Peroxidase & Thyroglobulin)+, $40: Measurement of antibodies that assists in the diagnosis and management
of a variety of thyroid disorders.
Thyroid Function Panel, $40: Thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), Free T4 & Free T3 levels indicating
possible hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism.
Ferritin, $35: a reflection of the total amount of iron stored in the body.
+ Results will be available in seven days.
* Positive results are required to be reported to the Wyoming Department
of Health.
Need help understanding your results?
The need help understanding your results page provides general explanations
of the screening tests and results at your leisure.
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Please be advised that these are general explanations and guidelines only,
and are not specific to you or your individual screening results. For
details specific to you and your results, please make an appointment with
your health care provider to discuss them.
What to do before the screening
Fast for at least 10 hours prior to your screening
Drink plenty of water 24 hours prior to your screening
Take medications as prescribed
No strenuous exercise 10 hours prior to your screening
Do not attend if you have severe cold or flu symptoms
If possible, wear clothes with loose fitting sleeves
If you are diabetic, schedule an early appointment
A Few Important Tips
Blood work results are mailed directly to you.
All tests conducted are for screening purposes only and do not replace
routine medical care.
Payment by cash, check or credit card is required at the time of service.
CCH Wellness will not file with your insurance company. Health insurance
may or may not reimburse for these screenings.
It is your responsibility to send results to your healthcare provider.
Contact
Find Wellness at: Conveniently located at the Wellness Department in the Energy Professional
Building at 1901 Energy Court, located off Boxelder Avenue, behind Common
Cents and Wendy's
Hours: Open Monday-Thursday, 6 am-12 pm; Friday, 6-11 am
Phone:307-688-8051
