Virtual Care at CoxHealth

Virtually Connect with a CoxHealth Provider
Getting care has never been easier. Our virtual care options use a HIPAA-compliant platform that lets you manage your care from anywhere in the state of Missouri — no travel, no parking, no waiting room. Explore your options below.
Virtual care is not for medical emergencies. If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
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Video Visits With Your Provider
Log In to MyChartMany CoxHealth specialty and primary care providers offer video visits through MyChart. Video visits are scheduled based on your provider's availability, much like a regular office visit.
Connect face-to-face with the provider who already knows your history — no need to start over with someone new.
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Virtual Visits On Demand
Start a Virtual VisitSkip the wait for minor illnesses like colds, flu symptoms, or mild rashes. Virtual Visits On Demand is best for when you need care now. No appointment required. Hours: Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–8 p.m., and Sat.–Sun., 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Once you request a visit, you'll be placed in line for the next available provider. Please stay on the call.
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Not Sure Where to Start?
Use Symptom CheckerAnswer a few quick questions, and Symptom Checker will guide you to the right care option based on how you're feeling.
You may be directed to primary care, urgent care, virtual care, or emergency services if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Additional Virtual Care Services
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Virtual Visits For Businesses
Information for employers
Helping your employees stay healthy and get well quick is good for them and your business. Virtual Visits helps with easy access to occupational medicine.
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CoxHealth School Clinics
Information for parents and caregivers
Our School Clinics make it easy for your child to be seen immediately by the same CoxHealth providers you know and trust. Without leaving school.
Still not sure virtual care is right for you?
Every situation is different. Symptom Checker asks a few quick questions about how you're feeling and can point you toward virtual care, an in-person visit, or emergency services — whichever fits your symptoms best.