Mosaic Walk-In Clinic – Maryville

03/30/2026

Saving lives. Shooting hoops. Crushing mystery object games.
Happy Doctors' Day to all our Mosaic Life Care doctors! 👏🩺

03/27/2026

Please see this road work update regarding access to the E.R. beginning this Monday.

Beginning Monday, March 30, northbound traffic on Heartland Road will be restricted to emergency vehicle traffic only between Faraon Street and the Mosaic Life Care Medical Center Emergency Room entrance due to street repairs.

The project on the northbound lane includes full-depth concrete replacement in damaged sections of the roadway along the west side of the Mosaic Life Care Medical Center campus. Work on the southbound lane took place during the winter.

For northbound traffic from Faraon, only emergency vehicles, including ambulances, police and fire, will be able to use the Heartland Road ER entrance during the project. All other drivers should use other hospital entrances to get to the ER or approach on Heartland Road southbound from Frederick. Following completion of this phase, single-lane closures will be implemented as crews continue with the remaining repairs.

Motorists are encouraged to plan alternate routes and use caution when traveling near the construction zone. The project will proceed in phases, and updates will be provided as work progresses.

The City of St. Joseph appreciates the public’s patience and cooperation during this necessary infrastructure improvement project.

03/27/2026

Please help us congratulate our most recent Caregivers of the Month:
🏆 Arial Cox, RN – Equity
🏆 Leah Gard, RN, and Caitlin Korthanke, RN, IBCLC – Compassion
🏆 Rusty Holcomb, van driver – Compassion
🏆 Sharon Smith, RN – Connection

Every month through the Caregiver Recognition Program, Mosaic Life Care recognizes caregivers who go “above and beyond” and demonstrate one or more of Mosaic’s Life Care Values:
💜 Serve with empathy. (Compassion)
🩷 Every interaction matters. (Connection)
🧡 Respect people, understand your influence. (Equity)
💙 See something, say something. (Integrity)
💚 Taking care of our people so they can take care of others. (Sustainability)

03/26/2026

Spring is the perfect time to get outside, and the Mosaic Cancer Care Ribbon Walk is a beautiful place to move, reflect and enjoy the season. 🌸👟 During treatments, cancer patients often share how uplifting it is to see families and community members walking by — it’s a reminder of life, movement and hope.

03/25/2026

Compassion in every detail, care in every moment. 👶✨ Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph - Maternity caregivers are supporting growing families today — and for generations to come.

Learn more — https://www.mymlc.com/Main/Location/st-joseph-mo/mosaic-life-care-at-st.-joseph-medical-center/main-medical-center/maternity

03/24/2026

Breaking ground on a healthier future! 🏊‍♂️ At Mosaic Life Care, we believe strong communities start with well-being. We’re proud to support the YMCA of St. Joseph MO on a new community pool — an investment in health, connection and opportunity for our region.

"This facility will play an important role for our patients, particularly those who rely on aqua therapy for rehabilitation, pain management and improved mobility," says Chief Executive Officer Mike Poore, FACHE.

03/23/2026

Looking for a sign?

MyChart at Mosaic helps you stay connected to your care — right from your phone 📱 Sign up today at mymlc.com/mychart

03/20/2026

🩺 Welcome to Mosaic Teneme Konne, MD and Rhonda Wallace, MD!

Get in touch with each of them — https://www.mymlc.com/Main/Location/st-joseph-mo/Family-Care-North-Pointe-B/

03/19/2026

Help us congratulate Kimberly Elder, LPN, from Gastroenterology at Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph, on receiving the Daisy Award. 🌼

Kimberly's nomination reads:
“Kim demonstrated exceptional clinical judgment, persistence, and patient advocacy during a recent patient phone interaction that required quick thinking and decisive action.

A patient called the office, and the conversation raised immediate concern due to unusual and nonsensical verbal responses. Recognizing that something was not right, the call was escalated to Kim, LPN, for further clinical assessment. While speaking with the patient, Kim noted continued confusion and disorganized speech.

Kim calmly assessed the situation. She determined the patient was having chest pain accompanied by numbness/tingling in his extremities, significant swelling in his lower extremities, and difficulty following conversation, all of which wasn’t present at his clinical appointment the day before. She encouraged the patient to seek immediate care and attempted to identify additional support. When she learned the patient’s wife was not home, she ensured the patient remained on the phone with staff while she worked urgently behind the scenes to secure help. Despite multiple obstacles—including the wife’s cell phone going straight to voicemail on call attempts and being redirected through several dispatch jurisdictions—Kim remained persistent until she located the correct emergency dispatch center and arranged for an ambulance to respond to the patient’s home. The patient was transported to the emergency department for further care.

Kim’s actions reflect outstanding clinical awareness, teamwork, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to patient safety. Her ability to recognize subtle warning signs and advocate for urgent intervention exemplifies the highest standards of patient care.”

03/19/2026

⚠️ We’re excited to share that Outpatient Imaging and Outpatient Lab services are moving to Mosaic Life Care – Plaza 4 – a new space designed to make your visit easier and more convenient.

Outpatient Imaging opens April 20, 2026
Outpatient Lab opens April 28, 2026

Plaza 4 brings imaging and lab services together, along with primary care, pediatrics and specialty care, in one modern building, helping reduce extra trips and create a smoother experience.

👉 Learn more: mymlc.com/plaza4

03/18/2026

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers—with screening. If you’re due, don’t wait. A simple screening could save your life. 💙 Learn more at myMLC.com/colon

03/17/2026

Green looks good on our caregivers 💚 Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

07/02/2025

A reminder that we will be open on Friday, July 4, 7 a.m. – 2 p.m. and Saturday, July 5, 8 a.m. – noon.

Fourth of July weekend includes celebration of American freedom but can also be one of the busiest times for hospital emergency rooms (ER) and urgent cares (UC). First off, we encourage you to practice fireworks safety, water safety and so on, but if you do have an accident or injury, below is a short list of whether to visit the ER or the UC.

Visit the Emergency Department for:

🔹 Burns on the face, hands or feet
🔹 Chest pain or pressure could indicate signs of a heart attack
🔹 Deep or large cuts that involve muscle or bone
🔹 Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
🔹 Drowning and near-drowning incidents
🔹 Head injuries that cause a loss of consciousness or confusion
🔹 Heat-related illnesses
🔹 Severe allergic reactions
🔹 Signs of a stroke
🔹 Uncontrolled bleeding that doesn't stop with pressure

Visit Urgent Care for:

🔸 Cold or flu symptoms, including a sore throat, cough or mild fever
🔸 Ear or eye infections
🔸 Food poisoning, nausea, vomiting or diarrhea without signs of dehydration
🔸 Urinary tract infections
🔸 Minor cuts, burns or sprains
🔸 Minor back pain
🔸 Skin rashes or insect bites that aren't spreading