The facility spans 30,000 square feet at Highway 65 and Battlefield Road.

The construction project has a $5 million budget.

The 30,000-square-foot facility is slated for completion in spring 2024.

The clinic represents the third CoxHealth urgent care in Springfield.

Another CoxHealth “super clinic” is underway in Republic, near the intersection of U.S. Highway 60 and State Highway M.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony is held for the building.

Off of North Massey Boulevard in Nixa, CoxHealth is building a “super clinic” to replace a facility just down the road.

The health care system invested $9 million in Ozark.

The 30,000-square-foot center is planned on 17 acres.

CJW Transportation Consultants LLC is the civil engineer of CoxHealth’s latest “super clinic.”

The health care system is taking a new model to Nixa and Ozark.

CoxHealth is expanding its “super clinic” concept into Branson.

CJW Transportation Consultants LLC is the civil engineer for what CoxHealth officials are calling a “super clinic.”

Three other similar facilities are in the works.

For more than a year, CoxHealth has been on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nixa gained a fishing retail shop; Springfield attorney Terry Tolbert and Realtor Kat Tolbert added a real estate brokerage to the market; and the $9 million CoxHealth Ozark “super clinic” opened.

CoxHealth, founded in 1906, has come a long way since its inception. It’s become a major employer in the Springfield community.

CoxHealth Republic, the latest “super clinic” in the health care system, opened to patients; Jamaican eatery The Jerk Spot debuted in Branson; a 4-year-old organization that provides doula care to families moved into its first office space.

Across the region, local health systems have invested heavily in clinics, as CoxHealth, Citizens Memorial Hospital and Mercy Springfield Communities have combined spent over $60 million in the past two years on new clinic construction or upgrades.