Jordan Valley Community Health Center and the Taney County Health Department are partnering to bring a free drive-thru COVID-19 testing site in Branson. Free COVID-19
More healthcare workers are receiving the first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination Thursday morning, Dec. 31. Healthcare workers from smaller facilities receive COVID-19 vaccine
Several groups worked together to give out free flu shots to the homeless and housing insecure in the Ozarks.
About one in eight women in the United States will develop breast cancer over the course of her lifetime. Each year, October is dedicated to
As a result of the continued spread of COVID-19, doctors are recommending people get their annual flu vaccine.
In this new era of online schooling and limited social interaction, KOLR 10 speaks with local health providers about youth suicide and how to prevent
John Adams interviews Dr. Matthew Stinson, Vice President of Medical and Behavioral Health Services, to learn more about funding from the FCC and what Jordan
Jordan Valley Community Health Center has set up a Well-Child Mobile Clinic to give parents added peace of mind during their child’s well checkup.
KOLR10 spoke with Jordan Valley Physician Dr. Chan Reyes about the difference between a cold and the flu and knowing your limits for going to
Dr. Manuel Camejo spoke with KOLR10 about why he chose to practice in the Ozarks and at Jordan Valley.
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