Banner Wyoming Medical Center in Casper will reopen its east campus in January as a specialty hospital, according to a Nov. 18 news release.
The campus, part of Phoenix-based Banner Health, will primarily offer orthopedic services and reopen after $6 million in renovations.
Renovations include upgrades to four operating rooms with new Stryker lighting systems, surgical tables and a fully integrated viewing system, the hospital said.
The east campus features 37 inpatient beds, laboratory services, blood products, full imaging capabilities, a sleep lab, and a primary care and walk-in clinic.
The first surgical case is expected early next year.
Banner Wyoming Medical Center is the state’s largest hospital, with 249 beds across two campuses.
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