Stone County Medical Center

A more than 500-bed acute care facility, Ozark Health Medical Center has been operational for over 55 years. Formerly known as Van Buren County Hospital, the center serves more than 35,000 patients annually. It offers a wide variety of services, including primary care, pharmacy solutions, laboratory services, physical, speech, occupational and language therapies, clinical assessments, medication management, and outpatient and inpatients rehabilitation. Its women health services include family planning, prepregnancy and sexually transmitted disease counseling, free pregnancy testing, prenatal orientation and classes, delivery and postpartum education, breast, cervical cancer and mammography screenings, Pap smears, case management, immunizations, and child care services. Ozark Health Medical Center also offers chronic disease management, nuclear and internal medicine, preventive health care programs and physical and annual examinations.

New Vision™ is a medically supervised, hospital-based service for adults experiencing impending or active withdrawal from alcohol, opioids including prescription medications and heroin, and/or certain other drugs.

As the regional care system for southern Missouri, we are particularly in touch with how the COVID-19 pandemic is changing peoples lives and the life of OMC. As of March 24,. 2020 we are not allowing visitors, except for a few exceptions including end of life care, pediatric patients and labor and delivery patients. These restrictions will help prevent the spread of the virus. Any visitors that do come into the hospital will be screened prior to entry. We have a hotline for COVID-19 screenings. Call 417-505-7120, which is available 24 hours a day. A nurse will assess your symptoms and make a recommendation on next steps. For further updates, visit our website.