Women and Children
307.688.2200
Lois Swain, RN, BSN, Manager
The Maternal Child Services Department provides care and services for obstetrical, neonatal, infant and gynecological patients in northeast Wyoming. We provide care and services to low-risk, as well as high- (Level II) risk obstetrical, neonatal, infant and gynecological patients. Four birthing suites make the birth experience as homelike as possible, with an adjacent C-section room if needed.
Our Level II Nursery cares for premature newborns needing more intensive care. Special Care Nursery has moved into the Intensive Care Unit on 4th floor and continues to provide services for infants with illnesses such as RSV (a respiratory virus that can be serious in infants).
Mission: We will provide compassionate and individualized care with skill and dedication to our women, infant, and their families.
Vision: The Maternal Child unit at CCMH will be the first choice for the heart of northeastern Wyoming by providing safe and superior care for our moms and babies.
- B - best care with the best talent
- I - integrity in every interaction, every time
- R - relentless pursuit of the highest quality of care
- T - together, as a team, teaching healthcare and wellness to our patients
- H - high quality service through compassion and caring
Campbell County Memorial Hospital has the 3rd highest delivery rate in the state of Wyoming.
Birth Rates
- 2007 = 746
- 2008 = 787
- 2009 = 884
- 2010 = 762
Maternal/Child Services has 18 RNs who have been in nursing for more than 20 years. This is the highest number of any department at Campbell County Memorial Hospital.