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What is CoxHealth Express patient portal?

The CoxHealth Express patient portal allows patients to easily access health records and other important health care information. Search our directory of more than 1,200 highly qualified providers to find the right one for you.

How do I contact Cox Health Plans?

If you have any other questions please contact Member Services by e-mail at members@coxhealthplans.com, by telephone at (417) 269-2900, or by our secure, live chat feature by clicking on the “Chat with Us” box found in the lower, right-hand corner of this screen. Looking for a new doctor? We have you covered.

How do I Find my CoxHealth CMRN number?

If you recently visited your provider clinic or the hospital, the Visit Summary or Patient Education instructions you received include your CoxHealth patient identifier, or Community Medical Record Number (CMRN). Enter this number on the self-enrollment page.

Why choose CoxHealth?

To improve the health of the communities we serve through quality health care, education and research. Safety, compassion, respect and integrity. CoxHealth is committed to helping you find the care you need. Need a quick answer or assistance finding information?

Visitor Restrictions

Anyone entering a CoxHealth facility will be required to wear a mask or face covering. Visitors will be screened for symptoms of COVID-19 upon entry, and must wash hands when entering and exiting a patient's room. Click below to review our visitor restrictions in detail before visiting one of our locations.

Tips from CoxHealth on how to properly take an at-home COVID-19 test

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Preventing COVID-19 using the Swiss Cheese Model

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CoxHealth continues to evolve visitor policy

CoxHealth is changing its visitor policy in line with decreasing levels of COVI…

Staff step up to help with patient care: Inside Team 19

Jordan Marvin, from CoxHealth’s Engineering department, has spent the past few …

Tips from CoxHealth on how to properly take an at-home COVID-19 test

At-home COVID-19 tests have gained popularity in our community, and they can be…

Preventing COVID-19 using the Swiss Cheese Model

Although case numbers are declining, COVID-19 is still prevalent in the commun…

Search Our Directory & Schedule Online

Whether you're looking for a new primary care doctor or a specialist for yourself or a member of your family, we're here for you. Search our directory to find a physician today.

Schedule Through Your Portal Account

If you already have a CoxHealth Express patient portal account, log in to schedule an appointment with your provider.

Urgent & Walk-In Care

If you need care fast, choose one of our several urgent care locations or walk-in clinics conveniently located across the Ozarks. With Save My Spot, you can save your spot in line and wait from the comfort of home.

Virtual Visits

We have options to see a provider right away from the comfort of home, or schedule a Virtual Visit with your doctor.

Insurance Questions

CoxHealth partners with dozens of insurance companies. See if your insurance provider is among them, and be sure to check with your specific plan to determine which CoxHealth locations and providers are in your network.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources

Effective January 15, 2022, COVID‐19 diagnostic tests authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) are now covered under your health plan benefits at no member cost share when filled at an in-network pharmacy, such as Wal‐Mart, and processed at the pharmacy with your member ID card.

Find a Provider

Looking for a new doctor? We have you covered. Find a qualified provider in your neighborhood, so you can start getting those regular check-ups.

Prescription Plans

It’s important to consider the number of prescriptions you and your family have when you are looking for a new health plan.

Reducing Sodium in Your Diet

Watching your sodium intake is important for your health. Eating large amounts of salty foods can make the body hold onto extra water, which can cause blood pressure to rise. It can be especially important to be aware of salt if you are someone who has high blood pressure already, also called hypertension.

Stress Management for Heart Health

February is American Heart Month, and this year we want to focus on managing stress for a healthy heart. Read More

Grapefruit Interactions With Some Medications

Grapefruits are a popular choice for those looking for healthy snack options in the new year. However, grapefruits and grapefruit juice can interact with certain medications. Read More

Tools to Fight the Omicron Variant

The recent surge of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 is due to how easily this variant spreads. But there are things you can do to help! Protect your loved ones and help keep vital community functions running smoothly – like hospitals and other essential businesses Read More