Behavioral Health Services

09/20/2025

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FOR OUR CRMG KIDNEY CARE PATIENTS

We’re excited to share that CRMG Kidney Care is transitioning to a new private practice under the name Cheyenne Kidney Care! Beginning October 1, all appointments will take place at the new location below.

NEW LOCATION:
1760 Prairie Avenue, Suite 100
Cheyenne, WY 82009
Phone: (307) 650-2800

While our location and name are changing, our commitment to providing exceptional, personalized kidney care remains the same. You’ll continue to see the same dedicated team you trust.

We’ll also continue to provide inpatient care at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center for seamless, comprehensive support.

To request medical records, please contact the CRMC Medical Records Department at (307) 633-7925 (option #1).

For transition assistance, call us at (307) 637-1600.

Please share this post with our community. We look forward to welcoming you to our new home at Cheyenne Kidney Care!

09/19/2025

Sometimes the warning signs are small—but they matter.
• Talking about feeling hopeless
• Withdrawing from friends & family
• Changes in sleep, mood, or behavior

What can you do?
• Listen without judgment
• Offer support and resources
• Encourage professional help

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988—help is available 24/7.

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09/19/2025

Free Valet Parking Available!

Cheyenne Regional is pleased to offer free valet parking at the West Campus main entrance, Cancer Center and Emergency Department.

Our friendly valet team will:
✅ Park your car
✅ Help with directions
✅ Retrieve your car when you’re ready to head home

West Campus Valet Hours of Service:
Monday–Friday | 6:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
(Closed on weekends and federal holidays)

Cancer Center Valet Hours of Service:
Monday–Friday | 10:00 a.m.–6 p.m.
(Closed on weekends and federal holidays)

This service is complimentary, and tipping is not necessary. For more information, please visit www.cheyenneregional.org/patients-visitors/parking-and-valet

09/18/2025

🎉 Celebrating Success! 🎉

A huge congratulations to everyone who received their Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) certification! Your hard work and dedication truly shine, and we’re so proud of this achievement.

We also want to thank our incredible sponsors and the HFMA ambassadors for their support in making this celebration possible. Together, we continue to raise the bar and inspire excellence in healthcare finance.

Photos are from our January (1) and July (2) groups.

09/16/2025

Here, pharmacists don’t just work behind the scenes—we’re at the bedside during traumas, in the ICU, and guiding medication safety for every patient." — Jennica Fournier, Clinical Pharmacist, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center

Jennica is a clinical pharmacist at CRMC, working alongside providers in the ICU and Emergency Department to help patients get the medications they need. After six years of education post-high school, she’s on the frontlines of patient care and reminds us that Wyoming needs more healthcare providers.

Ready to explore what’s possible? Join our team and discover your path forward. Visit cheyenneregional.org/careers

09/13/2025

Wyoming has one of the highest su***de rates in the nation. We can change that.

This is not just a statistic—it’s our friends, neighbors,and family members.

Together, we can change this.
• Start conversations
• Check in on loved ones
• Connect people to resources

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988—help is available 24/7.

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09/12/2025

Last year, our very own Kori Bechtle, secured a $25,000 grant through the Southeast Wyoming Healthcare Coalition. With it, Cheyenne Regional trained more than 300 Laramie County School District 1 and 2 transportation personnel and provided 500 Stop the Bleed kits for district vehicles and buses.

Just last week, that training proved its value in the most important way: an LCSD1 employee used their Stop the Bleed training to save a life and was honored for their heroic act.

Read the story here: https://capcity.news/local-schools/2025/09/09/lcsd1-employee-honored-for-life-saving-act/

This is exactly why this program matters—and why we’re so proud of this success. Stop the Bleed saves lives.

Want to be prepared, too? We offer Stop the Bleed classes to everyone, FREE of charge and supply kits to businesses and public facilities at no cost. Contact: Kori.Bechtle@crmcwy.org or Jennifer.Dykshorn@crmcwy.org or visit cheyenneregional.org/service/trauma

Together, we’re building a safer community.

09/12/2025

Where you live shapes your health and opportunities. In our community, Southside and Northside neighborhoods face very different realities when it comes to access to care, safety, transportation and economic stability. The numbers reveal deep inequities—higher poverty and uninsured rates, limited access to parks and more safety concerns in Southside compared to Northside.

NOW WHAT:
• Focus on equity in resource allocation—directing attention and funding toward underserved areas like the Southside.
• Expand green space and safe recreational areas to improve community health.
• Improve public transportation options, especially for accessing healthcare, schools, and jobs.
• Strengthen community safety and trust through collaboration between public health and public safety agencies.
• Promote neighborhood-level engagement to ensure community voice drives local improvements.

Community partners: , , Community Action of Laramie County, Inc. , Cheyenne Laramie County Public Health

You can read the full report at cheyenneregional.org/lcha2025

09/11/2025

Cheyenne Regional Medical Center is strengthening a nearly 30-year collaboration with the University of Wyoming through two powerful, forward-looking gifts. These initiatives go far beyond funding and are shaping the future of nursing education and inspiring tomorrow’s health care professionals across Wyoming.

Full article: www.uwyo.edu/news/2025/09/crmc-deepens-investment-in-uws-health-care-pipeline.html

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09/09/2025

You still have time to register for the Great Bison Shuffle!

We are looking forward to an amazing morning at the Terry Bison Ranch this Saturday! Proceeds support the Cheyenne Regional Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehab Program.

PACKET PICKUP
• Friday, September 12, 2025
• Noon – 5pm
• CRMC Foundation Office House (408 E 23rd St, Cheyenne WY 82001)
• If you are unable to pick up during these times on Friday, you can get your packet the morning of the race at Terry Bison Ranch.

RACE DETAILS
• Saturday, September 13, 2025
• Terry Bison Ranch (51 I-25 Frontage Road, Cheyenne, WY 82007)
• This is a TRAIL RUN - the terrain includes gentle rolling prairie pasture, a short rocky hill we refer to as “The Terry Bison Incline”, and buffalo trails. (NOTE – you will NOT be running/walking near actual buffalo!)

RACE START TIMES
o 7:30 AM MDT - Half Marathon (course map)
o 7:45 AM MDT - 10K (course map)
o 8:15 AM MDT - 5K (course map)
o 8:25 AM MDT - 2K Walk (course map)
o 9:00 AM MDT - Kids Run (short loop by start/finish line)

Register at: https://www.athlinks.com/event/great-bison-shuffle-presented-by-uniwyo-credit-union-352597

See you Saturday!

09/09/2025

"My time as a CNA made me a better nurse—and I don’t take that for granted." — Shelby McClure, RN, Emergency Room, Cheyenne Regional Medical Center

Shelby is a Registered Nurse in the Emergency Department at CRMC. From pediatric to geriatric patients, every day brings something new. She shares her education path and offers advice for getting started with a CNA or EMT certification. Her favorite part? Making her patients smile.

Ready to explore what’s possible? Join our team and discover your path forward. Visit cheyenneregional.org/careers

09/06/2025

You are not alone.

September is Su***de Awareness Month.

Every life has value. Every story matters. Too often, mental health struggles stay hidden behind a smile.

Let’s break the silence together—because healing starts with open conversations and compassion.

Share this to remind someone they are not alone.

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