Mercy Health

High-quality care & high-quality caring:
Mercy Health is a Catholic health care ministry serving Ohio and Kentucky. At each of our more than 600 points of care, we deliver high-quality, compassionate care with one united purpose: to help our patients be well in mind, body and spirit.
Delivering high quality patient care is central to our Mission and to our ministry. As the largest health system in Ohio and one of the largest nonprofit healthcare ministries in the United States, we never stop trying to do an even better job of caring for those we serve.

Our Promise:
To makes lives better — mind, body and spirit.
To genuinely enjoy being of service.
To make health care easier.

Our Values:
Compassion — our commitment to serve with mercy and tenderness.
Excellence — our commitment to be the best in the quality of our services and the stewardship of our resources.
Human Dignity — our commitment to value the diversity of all persons and to be respectful and inclusive of everyone.
Justice — our commitment to act with integrity, honesty and truthfulness.
Sacredness of Life — our commitment to reverence all life and creation.
Service — our commitment to respond to those in need. Read More

• About Us
  Fostering Healthy Communities:
  In response to the charge from our foundresses before us, we have developed and carried on thousands of community health programs. Over the years, those programs have blessed us with the opportunity to walk with those who need us and help us improve the circumstances of so many by working with them to address their most pressing health needs. Our extensive programming focuses on infant mortality, substance abuse, healthy living and eating, cancer, grieving and other prevalent health needs.
  We’re called to care for people who are poor and under-served. That's why in 2017, Mercy Health invested $383 million in community benefit unto the communities where we provide care.
• Our Impact
  Substance Abuse Treatment- Reaching out to recapture lives through Mercy Serves, a new AmeriCorps-Mercy Health partnership.
  Ohio leads the nation in opiate abuse. In 2015, the unintentional drug overdose rate in Ohio was twice that of the U.S. average with over 700 million doses of opioids prescribed. Through federal grant money, a new method for screening has been rolled out in several of our hospitals to help identify those at risk for substance abuse. Individuals are assessed for drug and alcohol use, if they're determined to be at risk, addiction navigators talk to individuals about usage and treatment is arranged.