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Jordan Valley Senior Care continues PACE program at new location
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A unique program offering specialized health care for seniors is the first of its kind in southwest Missouri. Although Jordan Valley Senior Care moved into a new building, the goal remains the same: to help seniors live safely and independently through their Program for All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, or PACE, program.
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Public input sought on Springfield's updated stormwater management plan
The City of Springfield is seeking input on its updated stormwater management plan. The play lays out how the city will implement the requirements of its federally mandated municipal separate storm sewer system or MS4 permit that addresses water quality related to stormwater, according to Carrie Lamb, water quality director for the city’s Department of Environmental Services.
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Mercy Hospital Carthage Named Finalist in National Most Beautiful Hospitals Contest
Mercy Hospital Carthage has been named one of 57 finalists in Soliant Health’s 2026 Most Beautiful Hospitals contest, putting the Carthage hospital in the running to be recognized among the 20 most beautiful hospitals in the country. Public voting is now open through October 16, giving patients, healthcare professionals,...
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Cox Hospital in Branson names Daisy award recipients
Cox Medical Center in Branson has named their recipients for the 2026 Daisy award, an award given to nurses at Cox Branson who go above and beyond to ensure their patients receive the best care possible. Recipients for this year’s award included nurses Cheryl Gabriel, Darren Barnhill, Michelle Cole, Gabby Goins and Susanne Hill. The team at Cox Branson wished to share that this year’s award spotlights a particularly heartfelt story that took place within the walls of Cox Medical Center earlier this year.
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Missouri’s ‘Food is Medicine’ Act takes effect Friday, aims to help Medicare and Medicaid patients afford nutritious food
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A new law called the “Food is Medicine” Act takes effect Friday, Aug. 28, establishing a program to help pay for nutritional food for people on Medicare and Medicaid. The law shares its name with a program Ozarks Food Harvest launched earlier this year.
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Missouri’s ‘Food is Medicine’ Act takes effect Friday, aims to help Medicare and Medicaid patients afford nutritious food
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Ozark Center’s Neosho Office Offers Expanded Services to Newton and McDonald County Residents
(Neosho, MO) – Thanks to the recent opening of Ozark Center Neosho, Newton and McDonald County residents have never had so many behavioral health service options at their fingertips. Located at 204 N. Lincoln Street near downtown Neosho, this adult and child outpatient facility recently underwent an extensive overhaul,...
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New contamination study on some Missouri waterways