Mercy
Mercy is a large Catholic health system in the U.S. operating more than 50 hospitals and over 1,000 outpatient facilities across the Midwest, employing more than 52,000 caregivers.
Mercy is one of the largest health systems in the United States, tracing its origins to 1827. The Catholic health ministry employs more than 52,000 caregivers and serves millions of patients across a multi-state footprint that includes Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma, with a presence concentrated in the Midwest.
The system operates more than 50 acute care and specialty hospitals, over 1,000 physician practices and outpatient facilities, and 80 convenient care and urgent care locations. Its network includes over 5,600 providers. Mercy provides more than $550 million in community benefits annually.
Alongside its clinical operations, Mercy invests in technical domains such as data science, artificial intelligence, and predictive medicine. The organization's stated mission centres on compassionate care and exceptional service, with a commitment to addressing health equity and social determinants of health.