Mercy Clinic
Across four states, a team of more than 2,100 Mercy primary and specialty care physicians, 600 advanced practitioners and supporting staff deliver health care services through more than 300 offices.
Mercy Ministries
- Mercy serves a variety of special needs, particularly for low-income patients, in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
- Mercy Family Center is a behavioral health clinic for adolescents and their families, serving New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Mississippi Health Advocacy Program in Jackson, Mississippi, focuses on improving health policies, practices and funding, especially for the poor and needy.
- Mercy Ministries of Laredo provides primary health care services, a domestic violence shelter and an education center in Laredo, Texas. Mercy
- Cooper-Anthony Child Advocacy Center provides essential medical and counseling services to Arkansas' youngest victims of abuse ranging from birth to 18 years of age.
Mercy Virtual
Mercy’s virtual care program creatively combines people and technology to extend Mercy’s reach and services well beyond the walls of doctors’ offices, hospital campuses and other traditional facilities. By studying the impact of new approaches and then putting new technologies to the test, Mercy ultimately hopes to provide better care through more convenient and lower-cost locations.
The first of its kind, Mercy Virtual Care Center began operating in October 2015 without a single patient in the building. Virtual care is delivered using highly sensitive two-way cameras, online-enabled instruments and real-time vital signs, allowing clinicians to “see” patients. Patients may be in one of Mercy’s traditional hospitals, a doctor’s office or, in some cases, the patient’s own home.
Mercy Virtual delivers virtual care services to 600,000 patients across seven states (Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania & South Carolina), improving patient outcomes and access while reducing total cost of care. Operating 24 hours a day and is staffed with more than 300 clinicians, it's often called a hospital without beds. Learn More >