West Park Hospital | 2015 Progress Report

D-2 - Cody Progress Edition - Thursday, March 19, 2015

satisfaction scores have

increased dramatically during

the past few months with an

increase in taste, temperature

and appearance to all more

than 90 percent.”

The Baker Community

Education Center is being

created thanks to a $500,000

donation by doctors Lenox

and Fran Baker, which will be

matched through a West Park

Hospital Foundation fundrais-

er.

“We wanted to give them

the gift of a community educa-

tion center,” Lenox says.

The area will include sev-

eral breakout rooms with walls

that can be retracted to create

one large space as well. When

all the rooms are opened up it

can accommodate about 300

people.

“It’s nice because when you

have the walls down you have

four places you can meet,”

Lenox says.

The large meeting room will

feature state-of-the-art audio

visual equipment. There will

be outlets on the floor through-

out for plugging in computers,

and strong Wi-Fi connections.

“We’ll have TVs posted so

people seated in the back will

still be able to see the presenta-

tion,” Lenox says. “It’s great to

bring it up to the modern age.”

The current Sunlight meet-

ing room also will be included

in the center.

“We want people in town to

be able to use it as well,” Lenox

says.

Renovation of the former

inpatient care area on the

third floor also is underway.

The plan is to relocate the

Cedar Mountain Substance

Treatment Center there.

The log building which for-

mally housed the Cedar Moun-

tain Center has been removed

and will be replaced with addi-

tional parking for patients and

visitors.

With all the changes in

recent years, it can be confus-

ing to know which entrance

will get you where you need to

go.

For the emergency depart-

ment, patient registration, lab-

oratory, radiology and cardio-

pulmonary department, Acute

Inpatient and CCU floor and

the gift shop can be accessed

through West Park Hospital’s

Main Entrance.

Take the Outpatient Ser-

vices Entrance for outpatient,

surgical, rehabilitation and

radiology services.

The Monument Entrance

should be used for women’s

health services, administration

and the dining room/cafeteria.

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SHELL

SPACE

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STORAGE

POS

Baker Community Education Center

(Complete Fall 2015)

West Park Hospital

Ground Floor Plan

Kitchen & Dining Areas

(Complete Fall 2015)

Cedar Mountain Center

(Complete Fall 2015)

West Park Hospital

3rd Floor Plan

Second Floor Connector

(Complete Fall 2015)

West Park Hospital

2nd Floor Plan

Second Floor Patient Unit

(Complete January 2015)

West Park Hospital CEO Doug McMillan addresses community members in January during the open house for the new Acute Care and Critical Care unit on the

second floor of the new portion of the hospital.

CHANGES

(from page D-1)

Patients were transferred in January to the Acute Care and Critical Care unit on

the second floor of the new addition.

The Cedar Mountain Center will be relocated this fall to the third floor of the old

portion of the hospital.

The kitchen and dining area will be relocated to the new basement, which will

also house the Baker Community Education Center.

The Baker Community Education Center will be able to accommodate a variety

of seating configurations for seminars including the two examples above.