Our Mission

Like the Sisters of Mercy before us, we witness God’s healing love for all people by providing excellent clinical and residential services within a community of compassionate care.

Catherine McAuley, founder of the Sisters of Mercy, had a dream and she was confident that God’s merciful work would endure through each of us. Our doctors, nurses and staff and the service they provide our patients are the most important elements in living out our mission. Each day, we are reminded of the values inspired by the Sisters of Mercy and their vision – they are our gifts – and each day we continue to put these gifts to work and bring them to life in all that we do.

The Mission of Mercy

Like the Sisters of Mercy before us, we witness God’s healing love for all people by providing excellent clinical and residential services within a community of compassionate care.

The Sisters of Mercy have long believed in the power of individuals, encouraging others to join them in making a positive difference in the world.

One such individual dedicated her life to serving the Sisters of Mercy and spreading their mission. Miss Georgia Rush served as unofficial campus matriarch to generations of medical residents in an era when physicians-in-training lived onsite. Working at Mercy for nearly 70 years, Miss Georgia modeled a life in service to others, and unknowingly inspired those around her to follow by example. Miss Georgia was a woman of profound faith and compassion who was beloved by the Sisters of Mercy and her coworkers.

Like Miss Georgia, thousands of employees and staff continue to make a positive impact on the lives of our patients each day. Empowered by the Sisters, they give their best, fostering a future filled with optimism and hope.

Hearts to Soles - Mercy Medical Center

Since 2007, Mercy Medical Center and the Institute for Foot and Ankle Reconstruction at Mercy have taken part in “Hearts to Soles,” a national effort to provide routine foot care to the less fortunate. Mercy orthopedic surgeons provide free foot screenings to the residents of the Helping Up Mission in Baltimore City. Learn more at www.mdmercy.com.

Rosalind: Celebrating Cancer Survivors' Day

In celebration of Cancer Survivors' Day Mercy patient and featured speaker Rosalind shares her experience and inspires hope and gratitude in those who hear her words.

Mission in Action - Knit Two Purl Two

Mercy employees Monyette Hopkins, Lena Brown and Terri Clayman used their crochet and knitting skills to make hats, scarves and other items for men, women and children who receive services at Healthcare for the Homeless in Baltimore.

Mercy celebrates a rich history of healing that continues forward through the hands and works of our doctors, employees and partners.

Our Values & Vision

For over a century, Mercy has been guided by a vision that includes sponsorship of the Sisters of Mercy, continued academic affiliation and commitment to the City of Baltimore.

A History of Caring

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Our doctors, nurses and staff work together with local charities and organizations to serve those in need by providing excellent clinical care and residential services within a community of compassionate care.

Community Outreach

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We believe the diversity of our patients and the recruitment and retention of a diverse workforce strengthens us as a health care community.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Since its inception, Mercy Medical Center has been blessed by the service and dedication of the Sisters of Mercy. Over the years, the Sisters have served in a wide range of roles in support of the hospital and its mission.

The Sisters of Mercy