Cox Barton County Emergency Department Address 29 NW 1st Lane Lamar, MO 64759 location Get Directions Phone: 417-681-5100 Hours 24 hours a day, 7 days a week About Cox Barton County Hospital's emergency team cares for more than 6,000 patients each year. We provide critical care during life-threatening emergencies, treating heart attacks, broken bones, accidental injuries, and more. Our critical care transfer team provides stabilizing care and rapid transfer by ambulance or helicopter for those who require specialized care. Right Care | Right Now Virtual Visits $$$$$Access care from your mobile device or computer.Primary & Specialty CareSchedule a visit with your provider to get started. Appointment times vary.Schedule a VisitOn DemandFor patients over 2 years old. Visit with the first available provider.Monday-Friday7 a.m.-10 p.m.Saturday-Sunday10 a.m.-4 p.m.Start Your Visit Primary Care $$$$$Your first line of defense in managing overall health, our clinics offer same-day appointments for many conditions. We're welcoming new patients, so give us a call at 417-269-INFO.Find a Physician Walk-In Clinics $$$$$Receive treatment for minor illnesses and injuries and routine care, including:AllergiesCold and fluSports physicalsUpper respiratory infectionsUrinary tract infectionsYou can also get treatment for orthopedic and sports injuries like concussions, dislocations and fractures.Save Your Spot Urgent Care $$$$$Access immediate care for conditions that are not life-threatening:FeverFracturesLacerationsUrine, flu and strep testingInjuries or conditions requiring X-rayConditions treated by primary care providers, Virtual Visits and Walk-In Clinics Save Your Spot Urgent Care Plus $$$$$We have dedicated pediatric and adult centers.We provide immediate care for all conditions treated at our Urgent Care facilities, as well as:Abdominal pain (patients under 60 years of age)DiarrheaInjuries or conditions requiring CT or ultrasound scansVomitingSave Your Spot Emergency Room $$$$$Visit our emergency department if you're experiencing any of these serious and life-threatening conditions:Behavioral issues requiring admissionCoughing up or vomiting bloodHeart issues, including irregular heart rateHigh fever with stiff neck, mental confusion or difficulty breathingMajor traumaStroke-like symptomsGet Directions to the ER Versión en Español