Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s Outpatient Center
We are excited to open our new Outpatient Center. This new center at Sheridan Memorial Hospital consolidates outpatient services conveniently under one roof. Patients can now walk down the hall to access the departments and clinics necessary for their healthcare. The following list shows the clinics and departments and their name changes. Those located in the new Outpatient Center have their associated suite numbers listed.
| Current Clinic Names |
New Names | Outpatient Center Suite # |
Phone |
| Big Horn Ear, Nose & Throat | Ear, Nose & Throat | 206 | 307.675.4646 |
| Big Horn Endocrinology | Endocrinology | 1050 Mydland Rd | |
| Big Horn Heart Center | Heart Center | 103 | 307.675.4610 |
| Big Horn Mountain Medicine | Internal Medicine | 112 | 307.675.2650 |
| Big Horn Surgical | No Change | 200 | 307.673.3181 |
| Sheridan Women’s Clinic | Women’s Clinic | 210 | 307.672.2522 |
| Current Department Names |
New Names | Outpatient Center Suite # |
Phone |
| Northeast Wyoming Wound Clinic | Wound Care |
106 |
307.672.1161 |
| Hospice of the Big Horns & Hospital Home Care |
Home Care & Hospice |
located south of Hospital | 307.672.2608 |
| Big Horn Health Network | Sheridan Memorial Clinics | 61 S. Gould | 307.675.2649 |
| Medical Arts Complex | Outpatient Center | 1333 W. 5th St. | |
| MAC Lab | Outpatient Lab | 111 | 307.672.1035 |
| Diabetes Education | No Change | 110 | 307.675.2640 |
Approximately 30 physicians and clinicians are practicing in this new space. The name “Outpatient Center” has been selected because it more accurately represents the services offered in this new center. Outpatient services also make up 60% of the services the hospital provides as an organization.
New MRI Equipment Upgrade
The MRI suite is now completely renovated which dramatically improves the patient experience in terms of comfort, speed and sound. Our new advanced MRI system has a wider platform (bore), designed to accommodate larger patients. Its design also enables the patient’s head to remain outside of the unit, which helps prevent or alleviate claustrophobia.
These new features enable us to serve an additional segment of patients—those who previously traveled outside the community for an MRI because of their physical size or claustrophobia. Since the new equipment is much less confining, it may prevent some adult and pediatric patients from having to be sedated for claustrophobic reasons.
Our radiology department performs 2,500 MRI procedures each year on an inpatient, outpatient, and emergency basis.