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CoxHealth to promote leaders in new year

Dec. 28, 2019

CoxHealth is pleased to announce that three of the health system’s leaders will be promoted in 2020.Charity Elmer will advance from Senior Vice President General Counsel to Executive Vice President G...

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Direct Line from Steve Edwards for 12/27/2019

Dec. 27, 2019

Leadership changes I am pleased to announce the promo...

Pioneering OB/GYN in Springfield to retire

Dec. 26, 2019

When Dr. Kathleen Graves came to south Springfield to practice medicine in 1985, the landscape looked much different – and it wasn’t just because the area near Cox South was mostly fields and farmland. Back then, she was t...

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Medical assisting graduates forge a new path

Dec. 24, 2019

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Direct Line with Steve Edwards for 12/20/2019

Dec. 20, 2019

CoxHealth contract renewals finalized CoxHealth Network has renewed agreements with United Healthcare, Ambetter and Cerner effective January 1, 202...

A community-based, not-for-profit health system, CoxHealth is headquartered in Springfield, Mo.

Established in 1906, CoxHealth serves a 24-county service area in southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas, offering a comprehensive array of primary and specialty care through six hospitals and more than 80 clinics. The health system includes Cox Medical Center South, Cox Medical Center Branson, Cox Barton County Hospital, Cox Monett Hospital, Cox North Hospital, Meyer Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Hospital, Oxford HealthCare, Home Parenteral Services (home infusion therapy), CoxHealth Foundation, Cox College, Cox HealthPlans and more.