Normally it's bad form to ask someone about their cosmetic procedures. We at Legacy believe in being transparent, so here it goes: our Lyons Clinic recently had a facelift, and we couldn't be happier with the results. One look at the follwing pictures, and we're sure you'll agree.
Every part of the clinic got a new paint job, starting with our reception area. I believe this color is called "Fabulous Grape." No,
I'm not kidding.
The above waiting room is a little warmer and more inviting.
Our exam rooms feature at least one soothing lavender wall. A quick straw poll reveals that some employees insist that this shade is more periwinkle than lavender. New equipment for these rooms is on its way!
The nurses' station looks fresh, clean, and comfortable. Make a mental note of this image, because the next time we see these counters they'll probably be full of charts and other paperwork. Our nurses are busy people!
Finally, bask in the smooth light green in our ancillary services area. The above room will be used for eye exams and consultations.
Special thanks go out to our "surgeons" from ExxonMobil. A group of volunteers came out not one, but two days to help paint and beautify our clinic, and their help is greatly appreciated.
Keep up with this space to learn more about our Lyons Avenue expansion, including our upcoming Grand Opening!
Every part of the clinic got a new paint job, starting with our reception area. I believe this color is called "Fabulous Grape." No, I'm not kidding. 
The above waiting room is a little warmer and more inviting.
Our exam rooms feature at least one soothing lavender wall. A quick straw poll reveals that some employees insist that this shade is more periwinkle than lavender. New equipment for these rooms is on its way!
Finally, bask in the smooth light green in our ancillary services area. The above room will be used for eye exams and consultations.
The new check-in area is looking fine with new furniture and equipment. Previous photos of this area featured a temporary wall at the far end of the counter, but you can see that it's been removed. You know things are getting serious when walls start coming down.
Above is an example of our new exam rooms. All that's needed now is a little tidying up and that loud, crinkly butcher paper to be stretched over the exam table!
The lab has been stocked with materials, chairs, a fridge, and staff. Joseph Mayers already has his gloves on, and Marina Franco is there for moral support in case you're afraid of needles. The Blues Clues stickers highlight the most important part of this picture: the Material Safety Data Sheets. Don't sleep on the MSDS, people.
Another exam room is just about ready, one with a little more storage space and a cute baby on the wall.
We've seen this area (and its stylish accent walls) in previous posts, but it's now identifiable as our new checkout area. Not pictured: the express lane reserved for people with 12 items or less.
New signage is going up throughout the building, so you don't need me to tell you what we're looking at here.
The above exam room is nearly complete. New furniture should be delivered in the next seven to ten days! 
The new cabinets, countertops, and floor tile tie this room together.
You've seen the room pictured above before, but never with its baseboards completed or with cleaning products placed neatly on the counter. I'm really posting this one again so everyone knows where to find the Material Safety Data Sheets.
These classy looking new front doors have been installed and, according to at least one report, are working properly. I assume that means they're opening and closing like a normal door should, as well as doing their part to maintain a consistent indoor temperature. Look closely and you'll spy our intrepid photographer, resplendent in his University of Wyoming jacket. Go Cowboys!
