Mercy Breast Center - Clayton-Clarkson Suite 110

01/05/2026

Looking ahead takes experience. Brian Day has spent more than 20 years planning Mercy’s financial future, and now he’s stepping into the CFO role to keep care strong for years to come. Congratulations, Brian!

https://bit.ly/4phITbL

Mercy recently named Brian Day chief financial officer (CFO). Day will take on the role after more than two decades of service at Mercy, where he has consistently helped guide the organization’s finan...

01/05/2026

Charting doesn’t have to slow things down. Mercy’s voice tools handle the paperwork so nurses can spend more time listening and caring.

The hospital system is one of a few across the U.S. helping refine Dragon Copilot, which populates a patient’s medical chart just by listening.

01/03/2026

Most people don’t realize that early genetic screening can guide preventive care years before issues surface.

(via The Catholic Health Association of the United States)

The screening results can help clinicians develop better treatment plans for patients.

01/02/2026

Oh, baby! It’s going to be a great 2026.

12/31/2025

Counting down? We’ve been counting up! Hundreds of names, one hallway and 746 babies born at this year. Happy New Year!

12/30/2025

For Ryan Ericksen, rural health care means bridging the gap for communities that might not otherwise have access to care. “Things that to us may seem like everyday tasks are literally life changing to so many people around us.”

Ryan started his journey in patient access at , where one day he spent an hour cleaning a patient’s wheelchair because, as he says, “That chair is an extension of the person and that person deserves dignity.” The memory still brings tears to his eyes because it reminded him what rural care is all about: seeing the person behind the need and serving with compassion.

12/29/2025

Across Mercy, caregivers and community members joined hearts and hands for Sew Across Mercy—transforming fabric into hope for women and girls around the world. From St. Louis to Oklahoma City, participants cut, stitched and sewed reusable menstrual pads while collecting donations for local organizations, turning compassion into action.

Each stitch reflected Mercy’s mission in motion: promoting dignity, health, and hope for those we serve, near and far.

12/26/2025

Happy Kwanzaa to all our caregivers, patients and families who celebrate!

This year we are inspired by Umoja, the first principle of Kwanzaa, which means unity. Umoja reminds us of the strength we share when we stand together, and its message is clear: when we support one another, we create communities that thrive and a future that works better for everyone.

During Kwanzaa we celebrate the values, heritage and contributions of African cultures, and we hope that the spirit of Umoja and togetherness spreads to every corner of life. Our differences make us who we are, but it’s what we have in common that brings us together.

Kwanzaa Furaha!

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas to all, from everyone at Mercy!

To our caregivers everywhere: Thank you for being the hands and feet of Jesus on this day and every day throughout the year. May this season of joy bring good health to you and all those you touch.

12/25/2025

In many homes and churches, the figure of Baby Jesus isn’t placed in the manger until Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. This beautiful tradition symbolizes the anticipation of His birth and the hope that Advent represents.

Tonight, that wait ends. The Savior is born, and the nativity scene is complete. This is a true reminder of peace, love and joy for all!

We’d love to see your nativity scenes! Share a photo in the comments and celebrate this holy night with us!

12/23/2025

Nearly 60 members of the team met in St. Louis for their annual winter event at Operation Food Search, where they assembled more than 50 meal bags for the Operation Backpack program!

With our team's donated time, food and money, the families in need should be enjoying these meal bags very soon!

12/23/2025

You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch...but you, Max and Cindy Lou Who still bring the smiles!
Thanks Duo for letting Curry come out to play!