COVID-19 Treatments
CMH offers antiviral medications for patients with COVID-19.

CMH offers antiviral medications for patients with COVID-19.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the following outpatient treatments:
Learn more about these treatments at fda.gov.
Who Qualifies?
Factors that may increase your risk of developing severe disease or being hospitalized include older age, lung problems, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, weakened immune system, chronic kidney or liver disease, pregnancy, and obesity.
Oral antivirals are NOT authorized for use in patients:
How can I access these treatments?
Patients with a test-confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis that are experiencing symptoms may be eligible for outpatient treatment. Please contact your primary care provider to see what treatment options may be available. Stephens Pharmacy at CMH is now a Test to Treat location. Testing is available at the drive-thru window. Patients will be asked to wait in their vehicle for results and a prescription if they qualify for oral antivirals. Please call 417-326-2416 for more information.
CMH Infusion Center
Patients who are approved for therapy will be contacted by a CMH Infusion Center staff member to set up an appointment. Patients will receive instructions for arrival and check-in at that time. Patients will be provided with the EUA Fact Sheet before infusion. Patients are required to stay at the infusion site for one hour of observation following their infusion.
Call 417-328-4300 to find out if you are a candidate for the treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19.
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CMH offers antiviral medications for patients with COVID-19.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the following outpatient treatments:
Learn more about these treatments at fda.gov.
Who Qualifies?
Factors that may increase your risk of developing severe disease or being hospitalized include older age, lung problems, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, weakened immune system, chronic kidney or liver disease, pregnancy, and obesity.
Oral antivirals are NOT authorized for use in patients:
How can I access these treatments?
Patients with a test-confirmed COVID-19 diagnosis that are experiencing symptoms may be eligible for outpatient treatment. Please contact your primary care provider to see what treatment options may be available. Stephens Pharmacy at CMH is now a Test to Treat location. Testing is available at the drive-thru window. Patients will be asked to wait in their vehicle for results and a prescription if they qualify for oral antivirals. Please call 417-326-2416 for more information.
CMH Infusion Center
Patients who are approved for therapy will be contacted by a CMH Infusion Center staff member to set up an appointment. Patients will receive instructions for arrival and check-in at that time. Patients will be provided with the EUA Fact Sheet before infusion. Patients are required to stay at the infusion site for one hour of observation following their infusion.
Call 417-328-4300 to find out if you are a candidate for the treatment of mild to moderate COVID-19.