What’s more memorable than a day at the aquarium? Giving birth there. Find out how a Mercy dispatcher kept calm when the unexpected happened. https://www.today.com/parents/babies/woman-gives-birth-aquarium-missouri-rcna248242

Mercy and Wellvana are joining forces to offer independent primary care physicians and advanced practice providers new opportunities to participate in value-based care programs that reward outcomes, not volume. Learn how this collaboration supports better care. https://bit.ly/3Y5rgAz

Feeling sick? We've got a ✨Full House✨ of primary care doctors to help you get better. Schedule our next available appointment: https://bit.ly/3LTeClA

Congratulations to Steve Mackin, our president and CEO, for being named to Becker's “CEO Influencers to Know” list for 2025. His leadership is moving Mercy ahead with better use of data, expanded virtual care and fresh ideas that support caregivers and improve patient care.

Two decades of digital innovation have shaped how Mercy serves patients, and this year’s CHIME Most Wired recognition - our 22nd straight year - continues that momentum! https://www.mercy.net/newsroom/2025/11/21/-mercy-earns--most-wired--designation-for-22nd-consecutive-year-/

Rural health care thrives when caregivers know their communities by heart. You can see that in the way Dr. Jason Richey partners with local students to help adults build confidence, skills and new connections. https://bit.ly/3XAudJc

Rhett Stover has spent his career helping organizations grow in ways that matter most for patients. Now, he brings that same energy and insight back to Mercy as he leads a fast-moving and rapidly expanding region. Congratulations, Rhett, on being named president of #MercyNWA! https://bit.ly/4po7sEq

We won't deny, we love our #nursepractitioner teams

Health care is more than treatment. It's connection, purpose and hope. We’re grateful to join the Alice L. Walton Foundation and Heartland Whole Health Institute in bringing this shared vision to life! https://bit.ly/47CObc7

After 13 years in the Air Force, Sarah found a new mission caring for patients at Mercy St. Louis. Service takes many forms, and today we recognize the veterans who continue to live out that calling by caring for others.

Many families are unsure how they’ll afford groceries right now. Mercy’s mission calls us to act, and our teams are making sure no one in our care goes hungry.

From the start, Mercy has been at the forefront of bringing multi-cancer early detection to our patients. Now, USA Today is spotlighting that work. The Galleri blood test can find DNA signals from 50+ cancers early, giving patients peace of mind and a head start on treatment. https://bit.ly/4nEw3n2

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

Here we go again. #DaylightSaving

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. 🧡 🎃

Throughout the month, leaders across Mercy gathered for a Leader Learning Experience, where we explored ways to advance disability inclusion in our communities through learning, sharing and leading with purpose. #NDEAM #Inclusion

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! #FacesofMercy #ThrowbackTreat #Halloween (📷: Dr. Ryan Gotcher, Dr. Erin Corbin & Kelley Johnson, CPNP)

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

Were you Myspace friends with Tom? What did you name your first Beanie Baby? And when are you going to schedule your mammogram? Get started here: https://bit.ly/4qrtSpm

Can our pharmacists at #MercyOKC name a prescription for every letter in the alphabet — in under 60 seconds? #PharmacyWeek

In the Hindu faith, Diwali is the Festival of Lights celebrated on the darkest night of the month as oil lamps, or diyas, are lit to guide the path toward goodness and prosperity, symbolizing hope, renewal and new beginnings.

Autumn has officially arrived at Mercy! What began as a small seasonal project has grown into a cherished fall tradition at #MercySTL, reminding us that even small moments of joy can brighten the days of patients, visitors and co-workers alike! #FallAtMercy #CareInEverySeason

Knowing your family’s cancer risk could save your life. Mercy’s new hereditary testing program helps find hidden genetic risks for breast, ovarian, prostate and pancreatic cancers before they appear: https://bit.ly/4hdZP0m

Real voices from more than a million patients have spoken, and Mercy once again leads the nation in patient experience. We proudly wear this NRC badge for the fourth year in a row, celebrating every Mercy team member who turns compassion into connection! Read more: https://bit.ly/47rexO4

Physician assistants play a vital role on our care teams — diagnosing, treating and supporting patients with dignity, compassion and dedication. We’re deeply grateful for all our PAs who make a difference every day through their expertise and heart for healing! #PAweek

Celebrating our very special emergency nurses! #ERNursesWeek #FacesofMercy #Grateful

Opportunity should be open to everyone. This #NDEAM, we’re honored that the National Organization on Disability has named us a 2025 Leading Disability Employer. This recognition inspires us to keep pressing forward in our commitment to creating workplaces where people of all abilities can thrive.

POV: You visit Mercy on October 3rd, and it suddenly feels like you’ve stepped into "The Life of a Showgirl" tracklist.

Putting patients first really pays off. By focusing on prevention and keeping people healthy, Mercy saved taxpayers $102 million last year while ranking among the nation’s top accountable care organizations (ACO).

We can never truly capture the full impact of our environmental services caregivers who work tirelessly to help keep our patients safe and our facilities clean and welcoming. Thank you for all that you do! #EVSWeek

Just practicing our lines for flu season! If that mystery virus has come around to your house, schedule the next available appointment here: https://bit.ly/4prTVfF

It takes a special kind of caregiver to turn challenges into victories. During #RehabAwarenessWeek we honor our rehab teams for the expertise and compassion they bring to every patient’s journey! #FacesofMercy

Hospitals are filled with moments of healing and hope, but sometimes those moments come from the community itself. A new family was surprised with an anonymous gift of baby essentials and words of encouragement, a simple gesture that made a lasting impact!

Mercy unequivocally condemns all violence and violent rhetoric.

The best care happens when we care for each other. We've been recognized again by the AMA Joy in Medicine® program affirms our shared commitment to creating an environment where every caregiver can thrive. #JoyInMedicine https://bit.ly/3JULmK9

Putting patients first really pays off. By focusing on prevention and keeping people healthy, Mercy saved taxpayers $102 million last year while ranking among the nation’s top accountable care organizations (ACO).

Did you know nearly 4% of Americans are deaf or have difficulty hearing? We're committed to easier access to care, and that means knowing how to communicate with — and listen to — everyone who comes through our doors. #DeafAwarenessMonth

What started with one Mercy co-worker painting a few rocks is now a growing garden of hope! Each one carries encouragement for patients and families on their journey.

Medicaid cuts aren’t just numbers on a page. They mean fewer people can afford lifesaving care. Mercy's Danielle McPherson shares how caregivers will help families face these challenges.

Made a little (or a lot) more milk than expected? Don’t let it go to waste! Lizzie knows firsthand what it’s like to have a baby in the NICU — her son George was once a patient there. Now she’s giving back by sharing her breast milk to help ease the stress for other families.

Save time. Save money. Choose the right Mercy care for your needs, whether it’s a wellness visit, a minor illness or something more serious.

Our caregivers don’t just give great care — they give great belly rubs too. 🐶 Wishing everyone a Happy National Dog Day!

The shortage of anesthesia providers is real, and patients across the nation are feeling it. Mercy is stepping up with UAMS Northwest to expand nurse anesthetist training right here in Northwest Arkansas. More providers mean more safe surgeries and more peace of mind for families.

The best offense is a good defense. Make sure you and your family are protected from measles.

The first day brings new faces, fresh opportunities and the promise of making a difference. This August, we welcome 94 brand-new Mercy physicians beginning their first day with us. Just like the first day of school, there is energy and excitement in every step.

They met a bear, made fishy friends and loved every second! Sisters Serafia and Michael, Daughters of St. Francis, joined us for Mass and lunch with Bishop Rice, followed by their first trip to Bass Pro. Their smiles say it all. #FacesofMercy #MercySGF

They heal with compassion — and humor. Our caregivers shared their favorite jokes for Nationa Joke Day.

When passion meets purpose ⚾❤️ St. Louis Cardinals' catcher Yohel Pozo invited #MercyKids to help design his game bat for MLB Players Weekend — turning it into a powerful symbol of hope for kids in the hospital and their families — a position he's familiar with personally.

In the spirit of "gadugi" (working together for the greater good), Cherokee Nation and #MercyFortSmith broke ground on a new cancer center to expand life-saving care. An $8 million Cherokee Nation investment will help change the face of cancer care by spring 2027.

When Sister Angelique told a story, even recess could wait. In April 1998, she read to children at the Mercy Co-Worker’s Children Center in St. Louis. She served in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas, and at Mercy STL in radiologic technology—always bringing joy to all she met!