Our care for the St. Louis Cardinals takes a whole team that goes beyond our incredible sports medicine physicians. Shout-out to everyone representing Mercy at Spring Training this year, including our eye care team, lab team and clinic staff who keep everything running smoothly. Go Cards!
Mercy
Hospitals and Health Care
Chesterfield, Missouri 131,083 followers
One of the 15 largest US health systems, Mercy serves millions annually with nationally recognized care.
About us
Mercy, one of the 15 largest U.S. health systems and named the top large system in the U.S. for excellent patient experience by NRC Health, serves millions annually with nationally recognized care and one of the nation’s largest and highest performing Accountable Care Organizations in quality and cost. Mercy is a highly integrated, multi-state health care system including 55 acute care and specialty (heart, children’s, orthopedic and rehab) hospitals, convenient and urgent care locations, imaging centers and pharmacies. Mercy has over 1,000 physician practice locations and outpatient facilities, more than 5,000 physicians and advanced practitioners and more than 50,000 caregivers serving patients and families across Arkansas, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Mercy also has clinics, outpatient services and outreach ministries in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. In fiscal year 2025 alone, Mercy provided more than half a billion dollars of free care and other community benefits, including traditional charity care and unreimbursed Medicaid.
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https://www.mercy.net/
External link for Mercy
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Chesterfield, Missouri
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1886
- Specialties
- Health Care, Hospitals, Physicians, and Nursing
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Employees at Mercy
Updates
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It’s the kind of care that supports everyday life, not just medical moments. Partnering with Wellvana helps physicians guide patients earlier and keep them from needing a string of visits that could have been avoided. https://lnkd.in/gBBV3MHZ
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What started as a test is turning into a quiet game changer. Nurses trying the new tool say they’re seeing cleaner notes and smoother handoffs without extra steps. It’s one of those behind‑the‑scenes upgrades that ends up making every part of care feel lighter. Microsoft
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“Mercy’s adoption of agentic AI is improving the lives of our patients and caregivers.” Byron Yount, PhD, Mercy’s chief data and AI officer, spoke on Healthleaders' panel about agentic AI in health care, sharing his vision for our people-first approach to AI. For patients, this means more availability and easier scheduling, as well as more personal exchanges with their doctors and a straighter line to necessary care. For our providers and clinicians, this means more face-to-face time with their patients and less time staring at a computer screen, along with reduced burnout and a better work/life balance. On average, clinicians are able to see one extra patient per day and have cut down charting time by as much as 77%.
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We're proud to recognize Destiny Brooks as the recipient of the Dr. David Meiners Dignity at the Heart Award. Destiny is known for her compassion and for honoring the dignity of everyone she works with — values that make up the core of Mercy's culture. Each day, she consistently shows what it means to care for others with empathy and humanity, making a meaningful impact on our patients, families and fellow caregivers. Please join us in congratulating Destiny on this recognition, and thanking her for the incredible difference she makes every day!
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If you listen closely in the service center, you’ll hear Luke walking someone through a problem with calm confidence. He supports our co-workers when technology slows them down and helps caregivers stay focused on their patients. Luke’s teamwork keeps care running smoothly for everyone who depends on him. #FacesofMercy
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Every click, tap or message matters in health care. Lina Scroggins, Mercy's new Chief Product Officer, is making sure your digital experience is clear, connected and built around you. Link in comments!
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"Gabby and Jenna in the Cardiac Medical Intensive Care Unit went out of their way by decorating my mom’s room. My mom was feeling a little down due to the fact she’s been in the ICU for almost 4 weeks. With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, Jenna and Gabby went to work and decorated her room with some different color heart ropes. This really stood out as going above and beyond in a difficult time. They made my mom smile, and she didn’t just like the hearts they made, she loved them. Thank you, ladies for going the extra mile and making sure that my mom was able to put a smile on her face." Gina Nardoni’s son is appreciative of all the care #MercySouthSTL has provided his mother, but this simple act of kindness inspired him so much, he reached out to share their story. Gabby Gallois and Jenna Powers worked together to raise the spirits of a patient they knew needed it. “We saw a TikTok on making these heart ropes,” Gabby said. “We told each other, we have that paper – and Gina would love to have these in her room! We loved seeing how happy it made her.” Pictured left to right are CMICU nurse Jenna Powers, Gabby Gallois and Alicia Orris with patient Gina Nardoni and the heart rope Valentine’s decorations in Gina’s room.
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Some love stories start in high school. Others begin during residency. For these Mercy physicians, a shared calling to care for patients brought them together and shaped the lives they are building today! We are proud to recognize: Drs. Amod and Nupur Amritphales, Mercy Springfield Drs. Sajjad Ali and Sairish Dab, Mercy Cape Girardeau Drs. Aswanth Reddy and Aswini Kumar, Mercy Fort Smith Drs. Megan and Jordan Magarik, Mercy Springfield Drs. Vicki Simmons and Matthew Garrity, Mercy South Dr. Ryan and Margo Butchee, Mercy OKC
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