For immediate release April 7, 2025 Cox Barton County Hospital enhances breast cancer detection with 3D mammography technology Cox Barton County Hospital is enhancing breast cancer detection and care by upgrading its mammography equipment to state-of-the-art 3D technology, thanks to
Colon Cancer Awareness Month started off in a tasty way! Administrators at CoxHealth were challenged by the Colorectal Surgeons to see who could make the most delicious pancake. Participants paid $5 for a plateful of pancakes that included a savory
The annual CoxHealth Employee Giving Campaign launched in March. Employees have an opportunity to provide patients a helping hand up through giving that supports programs and services of the CoxHealth Foundation. CoxHealth CEO Max Buetow offers a special message of
2024 Invest in Others Grant for Enhancing Health Care Simulation Training Capabilities with Virtual Reality Technology Springfield, MO Invest in Others Charitable Foundation awards $15,609.98 to CoxHealth Foundation to improve health care workforce training at Alliance for Health Care Education
A heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Chris Nattinger for his 25 years of service to the CoxHealth Foundation Board of Directors. Chris is the last original board member remaining on the CoxHealth Foundation board, established in 1998. “The original Foundation
The CoxHealth Foundation has been awarded $127,015 through the 2024 Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP). This award from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security through the Missouri Department of Public Safety is awarded to CoxHealth to update security at the
The CoxHealth Foundation is proud to have awarded four scholarships to future health professionals. Students at Lamar High School and Monett High School submitted applications to receive the first Future Forward Scholarships. These awards of $1,000 each are for students
On September 12, CoxHealth Foundation hosted 28 community leaders at our first Charting A Course for Community Health event. It was a day of learning, collaborating and planning. Attendees participated in facilitated conversation on exploring how the combined strength of
Cox Barton County Hospital is pleased to announce the acquisition of an advanced 64-slice computed tomography (CT) scanner, made possible by the generous donors to the CoxHealth Foundation. This significant upgrade will improve the hospital’s diagnostic capabilities, providing our rural
CoxHealth Foundation could not complete its mission without volunteer support. Sally Felton-Gingerich, a former CoxHealth teammate now retired, decided to return to service at CoxHealth by volunteering for the Foundation. Thanks to Sally’s time and efforts, thousands of mailings have
Janice Crosser’s husband had a heart attack and then quadruple bypass. He had been laid off and was uninsured at the time. Just when they were getting back on their feet, Janice was diagnosed with high grade ductal carcinoma. Janice
Thanks to everyone who attended the Colo-Rectal Awareness Party aka CRAP on Friday, March 1st. The event had record attendance and outcomes thanks to the generosity of all who attended and sponsored the night. Right at $150,000 was net to
