West Park Hospital's URGENT CARE CLINIC, located in the Cathcart Health Center on the West Strip in Cody (424 Yellowstone Ave.), provides immediate, walk-in health care.

Quick, convenient treatment of a wide range of conditions is available (not major trauma), with X-ray and laboratory on site.

Reasonable Cost
Appointments Are Not Necessary
Open 7 Days A Week & Evenings

M-F: 8 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Sat: 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Sun: 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Phone: (307) 587-7207

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West Park Long Term Care Center is a skilled nursing facility fully licensed by the Wyoming Department of Health to provide skilled, intermediate, rehabilitation, custodial, respite and hospice care. Certified by Medicare and Medicaid.

A full range of clinical services including physical, occupational, speech and respiratory therapy, x-ray, laboratory and pharamacy are readily accessible through West Park Hospital. A full complement of professional staff including Registered and Licensed Practical nurses and Certified Nursing Assistants on duty 24 hours per day, and residents are seen regularly by their personal physician.

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Hospice is much more than a place, it is a philosophy; a special way of caring for patients and families facing end-of-life issues. Hospice specializes in “comfort” care: treatments and therapies that focus on controlling symptoms, managing pain and providing holistic care. When curing an illness is no longer an option, hospice provides physical, emotional and spiritual support.

Hospice emphasizes quality of life for patients and their families, using a team of professionals and trained volunteers. The philosophy is to affirm life and neither hasten nor postpone death. Hospice treats the person, not just the disease. Hospice professionals believe that a terminal illness is part of the entire spectrum of life. Hospice care enables the dying person and their family to face the challenges of life’s last days with dignity, courage and strength.

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The Bill and Joanne Price Medical Arts and Cancer Treatment Center is home to the Hematology-Oncology Centers of the Northern Rockies.

The mission of Hematology-Oncology Centers of the Northern Rockies is to be the best provider of medical oncology and hematology services. To provide compassionate, high-quality medical care and to contribute to medical research and ensure patient access to the newest therapies available.

Hematology-Oncology Centers oncologists provide advanced cancer treatments using the latest medical breakthroughs with a system's approach to disease treatment. You'll find the services you need in a warm atmosphere of caring, compassion and hope. Our commitment is to the whole person . . . to treat the body, calm the mind and uplift the spirit.

We believe your individual needs deserve our full attention and can be best met through the integrative care approach. Integrative Care combines mainstream medical therapies with alternative and complementary therapies that are safe and effective. By using thoughtful and carefully developed Integrative Care Assessments, we are able to establish a plan of care to best meet your needs holistically… truly caring for your body, mind and spirit.

At Hematology Oncology Centers, we are committed to you, your treatment, and the meaning and quality you find in your life. The physicians and the staff work as a team, supporting the philosophy of Integrative Care and the positive impact it can have on the lives of patients.

OUR PHYSICIANS
Hematology-Oncology Centers of the Northern Rockies physicians specialize in hematology (treatment of blood disorders) and Oncology (treatment of cancer). Each of our physicians have completed medical school and then continued with internship and residency training in Internal Medicine. Following this, each completed two-to-three year fellowships in the area of oncology and hematology. Each physician is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. They remain in the forefront of their field through ongoing research, teaching, and continuing medical education.

• Ben Marchello, M.D.
• Patrick Cobb, M.D.
• Jim Hueftle, M.D.
• Marty Lucas, M.D.
• Tom Anderson, M.D.
• Kim Fehir, M.D.
• David Christianson, M.D.
  

The Bill and Joanne Price Medical Arts and Cancer Treatment Center
1025 9th Street
Cody, Wyoming 82414

Phone: (307) 587-5622 or 1-866-587-5622

"Recovery is a painful and difficult process, but we hold firmly to the conviction that it can become a rewarding and fulfilling accomplishment..."

Cedar Mountain Center is an eighteen bed facility dedicated to resolving the complex and sometimes overwhelming issues related to alcohol/ drug addiction. We truly believe that all individuals are worthy and capable of constructing and enjoying a productive and rewarding life; thus our approach to all patients as individuals with their own strengths, needs and desires is highly valued. We encourage and promote an atmosphere of open, honest communication and sharing. We believe that our foundation for this process is (and must be) based upon respect, truth and empathy.

Recovery is a painful and difficult process, but we hold firmly to the conviction that it can become a rewarding and fulfilling accomplishment, thereby unlocking hidden or unknown potential for growth and peace. If you or someone you love could benefit from joining us in recovery, please do not hesitate to call us at 1-800-775-6016, or 307-578-2421.

For additional information on our programs. Visit our new web site:
www.cedarmountain-cody.org

Cedar Mountain Center Works:

• Inpatient Treatment
• Outpatient Treatment
• Alcohol Education/ Awareness
• Detox Services (Medical Supervised, West Park Hospital)
• Services approved through most insurance companies (Medically Approved)
• Length of stay varied to meet individual need
• Aftercare Services
• Adolescent Treatment (age 14 and older)
• Family Treatment based upon 12-steps, Reality Therapy and Minnesota Model
• Ready access to medical services as needed
• Certified by the State of Wyoming

Phone: 1-800-775-6016 or (307) 578-2421