Mercy Virtual Care Center

11/05/2025

What's the difference between a screening and diagnostic mammogram, and which one is right for you?

11/04/2025

Mercy nurses helped shape Microsoft’s new Dragon Copilot to work for real people in real patient rooms. Less screen time = more care time. https://bit.ly/43bdlMp

Mercy is helping lead the way in transforming nursing care through technology. In collaboration with Microsoft, Mercy is playing a key role in the development of the first commercially available ambie...

11/03/2025

Sister Carolyn Stoutz has spent her career proving that compassion is contagious. Her 25 years of ministry in Ardmore leave a legacy that will last for generations. Here’s to a well-earned retirement filled with joy. Congratulations, Sister!

11/02/2025

Here we go again.

11/02/2025

Today, on All Souls Day, we particularly remember the devotion of every soul who has carried Mercy's mission forward. This plaque, in St. Teresa's Church, Dublin, Ireland, honors some of the first Sisters of Mercy who began our story with faith and sacrifice.

11/01/2025

We stand in solidarity with The Catholic Health Association of the United States and Catholic Charities USA to ensure every family has access to the food and care they need during these difficult times.

We stand with Catholic charities USA in their efforts to provide for the millions of people facing food insecurity due to the ongoing government shutdown.

Your donation to their emergency food appeal will be matched dollar for dollar, doubling its impact. Please be generous during these challenging times. https://hubs.li/Q03Q-FMs0

10/31/2025

This Halloween, the sweetest treats aren’t in a candy bowl — they’re in our nurseries! Our tiniest trick-or-treaters are showing off their first costumes and filling hearts with joy. 🧡🎃

10/31/2025

Throughout the month, leaders across Mercy gathered for a Leader Learning Experience, where together we explored ways to advance disability inclusion in every one of our communities through learning, sharing and leading with purpose. This experience was more than a session or seminar — it was a meaningful conversation about inclusive leadership, accessibility and belonging. Thank you to Sally Coble, Jessica Whitson and Justice Phillips for leading the presentation shown here at Mercy Hospital Fort Smith!

10/29/2025

Before they were caring for patients, they were caring about candy counts and costume contests! 🎃 Some things change, but that Mercy spirit? Still going strong!



(📷: Dr. Ryan Gotcher, Dr. Erin Corbin & Kelley Johnson, CPNP)

10/29/2025

Make no bones about it, our ortho nurses crushed this challenge! Blindfolds on and mystery bones in hand, they put their skills to the test just in time for Orthopedic Nurses Week and Halloween.

10/28/2025

Every birth story is unique, and we're so honored to have been there for Paige and her family when they welcomed their baby boy into the world.

Get birth plan ideas, labor & delivery tips and more with our free childbirth guide: https://bit.ly/4nmvHRF

10/27/2025

Did you know that up to 98% of upper respiratory infection (URI) cases lasting a few days are viral? Here’s what you need to know about the other 2%.

While viral infections usually require symptom management, bacterial infections often need antibiotics. Using the wrong treatment can make things worse or contribute to antibiotic resistance.

Get the right diagnosis from the start with the Mercy-GoHealth Urgent Care team. Walk in or save your spot online today.

09/13/2022

Join us LIVE in one hour as we celebrate the life and legacy of Sister Roch. Click below, or follow this link at 10 a.m.: https://bit.ly/3dcXGFA

Join us for our live celebration of life for Sister Mary Roch Rocklage, held at The Park at Mercy Hospital St. Louis on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022. Program star...

03/30/2021

We ❤️️ our Mercy docs! Happy Doctors' Day.

12/02/2020

As COVID-19 continues to surge, so does the demand for hospital beds. That's where virtual care comes in.

As COVID-19 continues to surge across the country, there is significant demand for hospital beds. To address this need, Mercy is tapping into its Mercy Virtual expertise to care for select COVID-19 patients at home.

11/28/2020

Some people might be over the pandemic, but we know that it’s far from over. Slowing the spread of COVID-19 still starts with us.

and stay safe. Learn more: EveryMaskUp.com

11/23/2020

Attitudes may change, but the science remains the same. Mask wearing saves lives. Keep doing what's right. and
stay safe. Learn more: EveryMaskUp.com

11/21/2020

We can't stress this enough: staying home could save a life. Don't risk it.

Get more resources at https://bit.ly/2IXSDte.

11/20/2020

The science says it all. Masks work and they’ve helped slow the spread of COVID-19.

We're proud to join 100 U.S. hospitals in doubling down on our message. Let's save lives together: EveryMaskUp.com.

11/13/2020

Here's a great way to celebrate today: Mask Up! You'll protect yourself and others as COVID-19 cases reach record highs.

Mercy.net/COVID19

07/21/2020

Your plasma could help heal others. Mercy Research is working with the FDA as part of the COVID-19 Convalescent Plasma Program. Using plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients, we're working to develop new treatment options. If you'd like to help, email us at MercyResearchInfo@mercy.net.

07/03/2020

06/15/2020

Judy West "felt like her doctor, nurses and an entire medical team were coming home with her. In a way, they were."

Owensville is about 45 minutes from Mercy Hospital Washington, but when Judy West was discharged just days after having a heart attack Feb. 8, she didn’t worry about that distance.

06/04/2020

This week we joined The Catholic Health Association of the United States and the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas in praying for racial justice and reconciliation.

The death of George Floyd last week and the protests that followed have opened the eyes of the world to the systemic racism that continues to haunt us. This is a painful reality we are all too familiar with, as racial, economic and educational disparities have deep and lasting impacts on the health of the communities we serve.

The Sisters of Mercy have worked against racial inequality and injustice for generations, and we will continue to do the same, not only as health care professionals, but as women and men who believe each person is made in the image of God. It is He who instructs us to love justice…and one another.

Together, Mercy mourns the painful and unjust death of George Floyd and other people of color and recognizes that health is not possible when our co-workers, patients or communities live in fear. Having already created specific plans to help build healthier communities over the next five years, our ministry pledges to continue to work for equality in every aspect of society, including health care.

Please join us in praying that each of us will gain a new understanding of the bitter reality of racial inequality in our society...and that while we walk this difficult road together, there will be peace and safety for all.