Thanks to Maxon’s Diamond Merchants for this donation to support patient care. $25 per chance to win this bracelet valued at $1,100. All proceeds help provide free colonoscopies for patients who need but cannot afford this important prevention test. Drawing

When Janet was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was sure her life was coming to an end. She had limited resources for day-to-day living, much less what she needed to care for herself with cancer.  Ara Schnelle, the patient advocate

Choose between a summer vacation July 18-22, 2016 or a winter get-a-way January 23-27, 2017 Condominium includes 2 Bedrooms / 2 Baths / Sleeper Sofa—Sleeps 4-6 comfortably! The Timbers is a 2 hour drive from the Denver International Airport in

The Bethlehem Fund at the CoxHealth Foundation is focused on providing for the needs of expectant mothers. During pregnancy, high blood pressure can create health issues for mother and baby. It is important that moms-to-be monitor their condition daily and

Join us on Monday, March 7th for this financial planning seminar. The evening will begin in the Ozark Room at Meyer Orthopedic Hospital at 5:30 PM. Light refreshments will be served. Our speaker, Paula Dougherty of Dougherty Wealth Management, an

Thanks to our donors this month’s Good Samaritan Fund Committee was able to distribute $7,777.20 to 17 patients in need. This month patient’s requests varied from $76.38 to $15,000. The Good Samaritan Fund Committee reviews each application to understand the

CoxHealth Foundation and Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals are working together to help our patients. Sign up to be an employee donor and get up to 66 chances to win a prize.

Thanks to everyone who helped us BACK THE BLUE. On January 29th CoxHealth employees were asked to wear blue in support of our Public Safety Department. Pins of the patch our officers wear were sold for $5. All 1,000 pins

On January 29th, we invite you to support our men and women in blue. On this day, we will recognize the daily protection these men and women give to employees, patients and all of those who walk through our doors.

For those aged 70½ or older, it is once again possible to make tax-favored charitable gifts from traditional and Roth IRA accounts.

Lola Tarr lost both her parents. She decided to move back to Missouri to live in their house, helping her out financially and through a rough time. When she arrived at the Fordland area farmhouse she finds it has no

CoxHealth employee Leslie Gardner didn’t expect a bad mammogram. When the next step gave her the worst news – breast cancer- her world turned upside down. She underwent a double mastectomy and tried to recover while quickly becoming overwhelmed by