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"If every human were more like Cathlene Foley, RN, this would be a much greater and brighter world," shared a grateful p...
04/13/2026

"If every human were more like Cathlene Foley, RN, this would be a much greater and brighter world," shared a grateful patient at The Jewish Hospital — Mercy Health.

"Cathy has demonstrated extraordinary nursing skills. She is pleasant, caring, compassionate, empathetic, patient, friendly, and carries out her duties with an ever-present smile. I have been a patient in many hospitals and undergone many surgeries. Cathy is, without a doubt, the best nurse I have ever had!

Cathy couldn't have been more helpful. One of the nicest, most caring individuals I have ever met. She went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable and had everything I needed. Cathy is one of a kind. She and the other staff all work together to make sure I am safe and comfortable, well respected and happy. I can see that she truly cares about her job and the health of others. She is deserving of this award."

It is our honor to celebrate Cathy as the latest DAISY Award winner for her compassion, skill and dedication in making a difference in the lives of our patients.

We were proud to be part of an important conversation about the future of health care, recently presented by the Cincinn...
04/11/2026

We were proud to be part of an important conversation about the future of health care, recently presented by the Cincinnati Business Courier.

Thank you to Beth Blank, vice president of service lines for Mercy Health — Cincinnati, for representing our organization on stage and sharing insight on how innovation, technology, and workforce strategy are shaping what comes next in health care.

Beth’s leadership and perspective reflect our commitment to forward-thinking care, supporting clinicians, and preparing for the needs of our communities today and into the future.

We appreciate you representing Mercy Health so well.

"Not feeling your best? Come see us at Mercy Health Urgent Care," shares Dr. Philip Lam, regional medical director for M...
04/10/2026

"Not feeling your best? Come see us at Mercy Health Urgent Care," shares Dr. Philip Lam, regional medical director for Mercy Health Urgent Care locations in Ohio. "We treat colds, flu, sinus infections, sprains, minor burns, cuts that need stitches, and so much more."

No appointment? No problem! Walk in or save your spot online at the link in the comments.

For many years, Mercy Health — Anderson Hospital has been honored to serve our East Side community and to share in some ...
04/09/2026

For many years, Mercy Health — Anderson Hospital has been honored to serve our East Side community and to share in some of life’s most special moments. We are proud to have welcomed thousands of babies and to have supported countless families through our Family Birthing Center.

We remain fully committed to our labor and delivery program and to the families who trust us with their care. As we have continued to strengthen our women’s health services, we have actively enhanced our midwifery program to support long-term stability and future growth of obstetric care at Mercy Health — Anderson Hospital.

We want our patients to feel confident knowing that our experienced team of OB-GYNs, certified midwives, nurses, and support staff is here and ready to provide the safe, high-quality, compassionate care you deserve.

Our focus has never changed: delivering seamless care in a welcoming environment and maintaining the high standards our community has come to know and trust. We look forward to continuing to care for growing families, today and for many years to come.

National AmeriCorps Week was a time to recognize the impact of service and celebrate the dedication of those who make a ...
04/08/2026

National AmeriCorps Week was a time to recognize the impact of service and celebrate the dedication of those who make a difference every day.

The Mercy Serves AmeriCorps team embraced the week by coming together in service, appreciation and team connection. We kicked things off by assembling over 700 hygiene kits for elementary and middle school students, helping ensure they have essential resources to succeed.

Throughout the week, we also joined fellow Cincinnati AmeriCorps programs for a day of service and celebration at the Cincinnati Zoo, shared our gratitude with emergency department staff by delivering sweet treats, and wrapped up the week with a fun and engaging team-building experience at Gameshow Battle Rooms.

It was a meaningful week filled with service, community and connection. We are proud of the impact our members continue to make — not just during National AmeriCorps Week, but all year long. 💙

04/08/2026

Proud to care for the pros — and bring that same level of expertise to every patient we serve.

04/06/2026

For Dr. Kershner, it’s all about connection, prevention and keeping care personal, helping patients stay ahead of health concerns through thoughtful, one-on-one guidance.

Dr. Kershner is also a self-proclaimed history nerd who fell down the genealogy rabbit hole (and never looked back), a baseball fan who loves the charm of local games, and someone deeply rooted in their values.

Watch the video below to learn more. To book an appointment with Dr. Kershner at Mercy Health — Lebanon Primary Care, click the link in the comments.

This Easter Sunday, join us as we celebrate and remember Jesus' resurrection with this prayer.God of life and love,Today...
04/05/2026

This Easter Sunday, join us as we celebrate and remember Jesus' resurrection with this prayer.

God of life and love,
Today we celebrate the joyous feast of Easter, commemorating that first Easter Sunday when you raised your son Jesus from the grave to enjoy new and everlasting life. In the midst of the crosses we bear through life, may our celebration of Jesus’ resurrection renew us in faith, strengthen us in hope, and inspire within us a greater commitment to love generously and courageously. Open our hearts to the gift of your Spirit, that we might aspire to live in the light of the newness of life and love your son’s resurrection makes possible. We make this prayer through Christ our risen Lord.

May today bring you peace and a renewed sense of faith. Have a blessed Good Friday!
04/03/2026

May today bring you peace and a renewed sense of faith. Have a blessed Good Friday!

04/02/2026

Meet Dr. Casper, his journey to medicine wasn’t exactly typical. From playing college football at the University of Cincinnati to working as a stockbroker in New York, his path took a few unexpected turns before finding his true calling in family medicine. What drew him in? The chance to build real relationships with patients and make a lasting impact.

When he’s not caring for patients, Dr. Casper enjoys time with his wife and young son, exploring new places, cheering on his teams, and grabbing Skyline when he can.

Watch the video below to learn more, and click the link in the comments below to book an appointment with Dr. Casper.

Celebrating Emily Hester, RN, our latest DAISY Award winner! Emily’s compassion, empathy and dedication made an unforget...
04/01/2026

Celebrating Emily Hester, RN, our latest DAISY Award winner! Emily’s compassion, empathy and dedication made an unforgettable difference for one family during a difficult time. Her care extended beyond the hospital walls, leaving a lasting impact that embodies the true spirit of nursing.

"I felt compelled to ensure Emily's extraordinary care and impact were properly recognized. Our 55-year-old brother was a patient in the ICU for a week after being revived from sudden cardiac arrest. We did not know if he would wake from his coma or what his prognosis would be. In the days that followed, we worked closely with Life Center, and our brother ultimately became a donor hero.

As you can imagine, it was one of the most stressful and heartbreaking weeks of our lives. During that time, Emily became a constant source of comfort, clarity and compassion for our family. She patiently explained everything she was doing, answered our questions thoughtfully, and never made us feel rushed or dismissed. Most importantly, she treated our brother as a person. She spoke to him, ensured he was comfortable, and cared for him with dignity and humanity — something that mattered deeply to us as we navigated the organ donation process. There were moments when it felt as though our brother was viewed only through the lens of his organs; Emily never let that happen.

Emily's compassion extended beyond clinical care. My mother, who was 85 at the time, was alone at the hospital and asked Emily where she might find a vending machine. Without hesitation, and in fact insisting, Emily went to get food for her, knowing it would be difficult for my mom to navigate the hospital on her own. It was such a small gesture, but one that spoke volumes about Emily's empathy and instinct to care for the whole family, not just the patient.

We all looked forward to seeing Emily each day. She wasn't working the day before our brother's honor walk, but I will never forget the relief I felt when I saw her the following morning. I broke down, hugged her, and told her how grateful I was that she was there. I cannot imagine going through another day, and especially his honor walk without her! She shared that she was scheduled to be off the day of his honor walk but had asked her manager to switch shifts so she could be there for us and for our brother. Later, she also sent flowers with a heartfelt note to our brother's funeral — an act of kindness that remains deeply meaningful to our family. What truly sets Emily apart is the lasting impact she made on me personally.

Health care, especially ICU care, is extraordinarily difficult and often thankless. Yet Emily's compassion did not end when our time in the hospital did. About six months later, I unexpectedly ran into her at an airport. Despite being outside the hospital, she immediately recognized me, spoke with the same warmth and empathy, and made me feel seen and cared for once again. It was a brief interaction, but it reaffirmed everything I already knew about her character.

More than two years later, I still think about Emily from time to time. That is how exceptional she is. Her presence carried us through one of the darkest moments of our lives, and her kindness continues to stay with me long after the experience ended. Emily exemplifies the very best of nursing. In a profession that demands technical excellence under immense emotional strain, she consistently brought humanity, dignity and compassion to every interaction. Her care did not end with her shift or even with our time in the hospital; it left a lasting imprint on my family and me. That kind of impact is rare, and it is exactly what the DAISY Award was created to recognize. I can think of no one more deserving of this honor than Emily."

Thank you, Emily, for showing us what extraordinary care looks like. 💐

We are beyond proud to celebrate the incredible impact of our Mercy Serves AmeriCorps members!Through the LeaderCorps pr...
04/01/2026

We are beyond proud to celebrate the incredible impact of our Mercy Serves AmeriCorps members!

Through the LeaderCorps program with ServeOhio, members have the opportunity to grow as leaders while making a meaningful difference in their communities. This year, we are thrilled to recognize our two LeaderCorps participants, Megan Hall and Virginia Ahrens, for their outstanding service project.

Megan and Virginia organized a community-wide effort to create hygiene kits for students in need. By coordinating donation drives at Mercy Health — Clermont Hospital in Batavia, Mercy Health — Springfield Regional Medical Center in Springfield, and our home office in Cincinnati — as well as placing donation bins throughout the community at locations like the YMCA and local churches — they brought people together for a powerful cause.

Thanks to their dedication and leadership, more than 750 hygiene kits were assembled and donated to Kenwood Elementary in Springfield and Mt. Orab Middle School.

Their work is a true reflection of service, compassion and community collaboration. We are incredibly proud of Megan and Virginia for making such a meaningful impact and for helping ensure students have the resources they need to thrive. 💙

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