Community Action of Laramie County
Through our programs—Crossroads Healthcare Clinic, Kinship Support Services and Self-Sufficiency—lives are being changed and improved every single day.
what we do.
Crossroads Healthcare Clinic is a federally funded health care program. We provide primary medical care, mental health services, and substance abuse services to individuals and families who are currently homeless. We can also treat a small percentage of low-income individuals and families who are housed.
In addition to our brick-and-mortar facility, we have a mobile clinic for the treatment and referral of uncomplicated health care needs, including TB testing, flu shots, prescription refill requests, and case management services.
All services at both our clinic and mobile clinic are provided on a sliding fee scale, based on income and household size. To learn more about how the sliding fee scale works, see the "How does a sliding fee scale work?" tab below.
Who we serve.
More than a provider of health care, mental health services, and health education, we’re here to extend a helping hand to members of our community. The individuals and families we see often have nowhere else to turn, so we’re mindful of being welcoming and compassionate to everyone who comes through our doors. We want our expertise, compassion, and accessibility to have a positive, long-reaching effect on the individuals and families we serve.
get started
To learn more about our services, call (307) 632-8064 or click the “call” button below to connect with us now (if you’re viewing this on a mobile phone).
HOURS OF OPERATION
Our hours and days of operation vary, based on location.
MAIN (CLINIC) LOCATION:
100 Central Ave., Suite 173
Cheyenne, WY 82007
(307) 632-8064
MONDAY – FRIDAY
8:00AM TO 5:00 PM
SATURDAY, SUNDAY
CLOSED
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Patient paperwork
To download paperwork to review and fill out prior to your appointment, click on the appropriate links below.
FollowMyHealth patient portal
Register for a new FollowMyHealth account or sign in to your existing account to track your progress, request prescription refills, and more:
https://www.followmyhealth.com/Login/Home/Index?authproviders=0&returnArea=PatientAccess#/default
How does a sliding fee scale work?
Crossroads Healthcare Clinic is funded with federal money to help provide primary medical care and other services to people in our community. Our grant is designed to help offset the cost of health care. We see mostly people who are homeless but can also see a small amount of people who are housed.
Our clinic does not deny care based on the inability to pay. We charge a $7 nominal fee for individuals and families who are below 100% of the federal poverty guidelines and receive income that is above 100% of federal poverty guidelines. (View the guidelines here.)
Our fee is set based upon your income. Your income will determine the amount of your sliding fee scale copay. We can’t discount healthcare for people who are earning over 200% of federal poverty guidelines.
Income and housing verification is required after your first visit with our clinic. We need this to help serve you better. We assist our patients in accessing charity care with community providers for services we do not provide. If we do not receive verification of your income or housing status at the next visit, our policy states that we will charge 100% of the cost of the visit until we receive the necessary verifications. If we receive the verifications within 30 days of your second visit, we will apply the discount to the amount owed. If your balance goes over $250 and you are not making regular payments, you may be required to pay all outstanding balances in full before receiving further services.
Testing sites for COVID-19
Testing sites:
HealthWorks – 2508 E Fox Farm Rd Ste 1A, Cheyenne, WY 82007. For more information please call (307) 635-3618.
University of Wyoming Family Medicine Clinic – 820 E 17th St, Cheyenne, WY 82001. For more information please call (307) 632-2434
Express Urgent Care – 7124 Commons Dr, Cheyenne, WY 82009. For more information please call (307) 426-4060
Health Reach – 2030 Bluegrass Cir, Cheyenne, WY 82009. For more information please call (307) 635-3500.
NextCare Urgent Care – 4140 Laramie St Ste B, Cheyenne, WY 82001. For more information please call (307) 637-2800.
Stitches Acute Care Center – 1919 Central Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001. For more information please call (307) 514-9888.
Walgreens on Dell Range – 1501 Dell Range Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 82009. For more information please call (307) 635-5854.
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center – 214 E. 23rd St., Cheyenne, WY 82001. For more information please call (307) 634-2273.
*For Veterans – Cheyenne VA Medical Center – 2360 E Pershing Blvd, Cheyenne, WY 82001. For more information please call (307) 778-7550.
Vaccination Sites for COVID-19
Cheyenne Laramie County Health Department – 100 Central Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82007. For more information please call (307) 633-4000.
Hours: 8am – 5pm – Monday through Friday
Community partners
Follow the links below to learn more about additional resources in our community that can offer help with and/or access to health-related resources.
Financial Assistance Program at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Referrals and resources for food, housing, clothing, and emergency shelter
Treatment and care for addiction, depression, and mental health at Peak Wellness
Wyoming Association of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers (WAMHSAC)