Campbell County Health Behavioral Health Services/Outpatient

Campbell County Health provides substance use treatment through outpatient and intensive outpatient programs that allow individuals to pursue recovery without stepping away from their everyday lives. For people in the early or ongoing stages of recovery who do not require residential placement, these levels of care offer clinical structure alongside the flexibility to stay connected to family, work, and community.

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is particularly well-suited for individuals who need more consistent therapeutic engagement than standard outpatient can provide. Both tracks are offered through a CARF-accredited behavioral health program, meaning the quality and structure of care meet established national standards. The center's 2023 SAMHSA grant reflects ongoing investment in growing these recovery resources for northeastern Wyoming.

Many people entering addiction treatment carry the additional weight of trauma or a co-occurring mental health condition. Campbell County Health's outpatient programs are equipped to treat both substance use disorders and co-occurring conditions such as Trauma and PTSD within the same care setting. This integrated approach means individuals do not have to navigate separate systems to address the full picture of their recovery needs.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) anchors the clinical work, helping clients examine the connections between thought patterns, emotional responses, and behavior. For those managing dual diagnosis conditions, this framework provides practical tools that support both mental health stability and long-term sobriety.

This recovery center takes a notably inclusive approach to the populations it serves. Veterans and active-duty families can access care with TRICARE coverage, and the program explicitly serves seniors and older adults — a population often underserved in addiction treatment settings. Court-ordered individuals, as well as those who are deaf or hard of hearing, are also among the populations the center is prepared to work with.

Financial accessibility is a defining feature of this program. Campbell County Health accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, self-pay, and sliding scale fees. This range of accepted payment methods means that people across a broad spectrum of financial situations can pursue treatment without payment becoming an insurmountable barrier to entering recovery.

Campbell County Health is not a standalone rehab clinic — it is part of a local healthcare system rooted in serving Gillette and Campbell County, Wyoming. Its behavioral health division offers confidential, comprehensive treatment and counseling for substance use and related mental health conditions. Being embedded in a broader health system means that connections to other areas of medical care are part of the fabric of how this center operates.

The 2023 federal SAMHSA grant awarded to Campbell County Health signals that the center is actively expanding its capacity to meet the region's substance abuse treatment needs. For individuals and families in northeastern Wyoming looking for an addiction treatment and recovery program with community ties and demonstrated clinical accountability, Campbell County Health offers a grounded and accessible option.