We all want to live life to the fullest. But, when health issues start to interfere, what do you do? As a full service home care and hospice provider, we assist people of all ages to remain active and independent in their homes. When home care assistance is needed, you can trust our expertise for help. Our service area covers southwest and central Missouri with offices located in Springfield, Joplin, West Plains, and Columbia.

Expert Care at Home

Since 1974 we have developed more home care services and programs than any other agency in southwest and central Missouri. From round-the-clock nursing care to short-term care, you have a variety of in home services to choose from. We provide as much, or as little, care at home as you need, and are flexible to make changes as your condition changes.

Oxford continues to stand out as leaders in home health care with innovative programs and technological advances such as: Memory Care, LSVT Loud Therapy for Parkinson’s, occupational and physical therapy, hospice music therapy, and Lifeline Personal Emergency Response. To learn more about all of our services, visit our services page or contact us at 1-800-749-6555. Oxford’s caring professionals are ready to assist you with any questions about receiving the best home care available.

Trust Us For Help at Home

Choosing a caregiver to provide help at home is one of the most important decisions you will make. Our experienced staff is dedicated to developing one-on-one relationships with clients, helping them feel confident and comfortable in their own home. You can view the full list of services we provide, or call one of our specially trained Care Coordinators who will develop a plan tailored for you. Staying in control of your health is important. We have the home care solutions to help you achieve that goal.

Oxford News/Blog

• Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes September 14, 2016
  

  By Meagan Ennis, RN, Oxford’s Diabetes and Neurology Coordinator Some things you might not know about Diabetes: According to the American Diabetes Association, 29.1 million Americans have diabetes, and 21 million of those people are undiagnosed. Another 86 million people have pre-diabetes, with only 11% of that population having been told they have this disease. […]

• Iron Deficiency Anemia September 7, 2016
  

    By Rachel Choate, RN-C, FNP-C, Oxford’s Special Programs Manager Iron deficiency anemia is a common type of anemia in which blood lacks adequate healthy red blood cells. Iron deficiency anemia is caused by a lack of iron in the body. Without enough iron, your body can’t produce plentiful hemoglobin, a substance in red blood […]

• Hyperthermia: Stay Healthy in the Heat August 16, 2016
  

  By Cindy Tucker, RN, Oxford’s Quality and Compliance Coordinator Anne’s bus was late. Even though it was noon on a very hot summer day, she decided to walk from the grocery store to her home. At 72—healthy and active—Anne thought the heat would be no match for her. Yet after walking just one block, she […]

• Walk to End Alzheimer’s® August 4, 2016
  

  On September 17, 2016, I will be walking to support the Alzheimer’s Association in Springfield, Missouri and I hope that you will join me.

• Brothers and Sisters and Parents. Oh My. July 7, 2016
  

  Caring for a parent is hard. Work together with your siblings to ensure your parent gets the support they need.

• Don’t Get Scammed by Home Repair Schemes June 13, 2016
  

  Home repair scammers are looking to make a quick buck; and unfortunately, older adults are most vulnerable. Learn how to protect yourself, or a loved one, from scammers.