Company Description:
The Sisters of Mercy Health System (Mercy) was established in 1986 to serve as the parent corporation of a variety of health care facilities and services sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of the St. Louis Regional Community. Mercy consists of 18 acute care hospitals, a heart hospital, outpatient care facilities, physician practices, skilled nursing and long-term residential care facilities, clinics, a managed care organization and other health-related services. Mercy is the 9th largest Catholic healthcare system in the U.S., based on net patient service revenue. For a complete list of Mercy-sponsored services and affiliates, go to Facilities and Services. Today, Mercy operates facilities and services in a seven-state area encompassing Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. Health System services are provided by approximately 29,500 co-workers and 4,000 physicians. The Health System is operated through regional "Strategic Service Units" (SSUs) which enjoy mutual benefits of local management and System strength. Mercy programs and services are driven by the specific needs of each SSU's community, and local operating autonomy is valued. As members of Mercy, the SSUs benefit from shared services, financial strength as part of an AA-rated organization, and access to resources and expertise designed to support the delivery of quality health care services.
If you feel that much of your health care experience can be improved, we agree. At Mercy, we are continually reaching out in new ways to serve you better. We want to make health care easier and more personal for you and the three million lives we touch each year. We are continually listening to you to provide care when and where you need it. Its a good chance that any improvements you see in our services and facilities come from suggestions of people just like you.
Mercy cares for people in over 400 clinic and hospital locations in the Midwest. We also serve through specialized ministries such as Mercy Family Center in New Orleans, Mercy Ministries of Laredo and the Mississippi Health Advocacy Program.
The Sisters of Mercy Health System (Mercy) was established in 1986 to serve as the parent corporation of a variety of health care facilities and services sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of the St. Louis Regional Community. Mercy consists of 18 acute care hospitals, a heart hospital, outpatient care facilities, physician practices, skilled nursing and long-term residential care facilities, clinics, a managed care organization and other health-related services. Mercy is the 9th largest Catholic healthcare system in the U.S., based on net patient service revenue. For a complete list of Mercy-sponsored services and affiliates, go to Facilities and Services. Today, Mercy operates facilities and services in a seven-state area encompassing Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. Health System services are provided by approximately 29,500 co-workers and 4,000 physicians. The Health System is operated through regional "Strategic Service Units" (SSUs) which enjoy mutual benefits of local management and System strength. Mercy programs and services are driven by the specific needs of each SSU's community, and local operating autonomy is valued. As members of Mercy, the SSUs benefit from shared services, financial strength as part of an AA-rated organization, and access to resources and expertise designed to support the delivery of quality health care services.
If you feel that much of your health care experience can be improved, we agree. At Mercy, we are continually reaching out in new ways to serve you better. We want to make health care easier and more personal for you and the three million lives we touch each year. We are continually listening to you to provide care when and where you need it. Its a good chance that any improvements you see in our services and facilities come from suggestions of people just like you.
Mercy cares for people in over 400 clinic and hospital locations in the Midwest. We also serve through specialized ministries such as Mercy Family Center in New Orleans, Mercy Ministries of Laredo and the Mississippi Health Advocacy Program.