Mercy Hospital Lincoln

Serving the health care needs of Lincoln and surrounding counties for over 60 years, Mercy Hospital Lincoln of Troy, Mo., improves the quality of life in the communities it serves. Mercy Hospital Lincoln is a critical access hospital offering comprehensive medical, surgical and pediatric services backed by an experienced medical staff and team that cares for people, not illnesses. For more information, please call 636-528-8551.

We have an outstanding Radiology department, providing comprehensive imaging solutions for all ages. Our department is accredited by the American College of Radiology (ACR).  Distinguished with the ACR gold seal for “highest level of image quality and patient safety” in CT, MRI, mammography, ultrasound and Nuclear Med imaging services, we offer many advanced imaging options.

Mercy Hospital Lincoln has a laboratory that “ensures the highest standard of care for all patients” as accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP), providing comprehensive laboratory testing, designed to enhance patient health and well-being through the delivery of efficient and effective laboratory services.

Major services provided at Mercy Lincoln include:

• 24-Hour Emergency Care
• Behavioral Health Services
• Home Care
• Sleep Lab
• Wound Care
• Outpatient Rehabilitation
• Mammography

When it’s not an emergency, but you want immediate care, consider visiting Mercy Urgent Care - Lincoln. The urgent care can provide care quickly without the wait and expense of a visit to the emergency room. It is open seven days a week.

Mercy Hospital Lincoln's Senior Life Solutions program, an intensive outpatient group counseling program. This Troy, Mo. based program is designed to meet the unique needs of adults over the age of 65 struggling with depression and anxiety, often related to aging.

If you or someone you know has recently experienced any of the following, this program might be right for you.

• Recently experienced a traumatic event
• Lost a spouse or close family member
• Loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities
• Changes in appetite
• Difficulty sleeping or changes in sleep patterns
• Loss of energy
• Feelings of sadness or grief lasting more than two weeks
• Feelings of worthlessness or hopelessness

Following an individual assessment, participants meet three times per week in a supportive, encouraging group setting.

The program staff includes a board-certified psychiatrist, licensed social workers, a registered nurse, and other professionals dedicated to the emotional well-being of the seniors in our community.

Family members, physicians, or other health professionals can refer individuals to the program.

For more information about Senior Life Solutions, call 636-528-3407.

Lincoln County Memorial Hospital welcomed its first patient on April 16, 1953. Long before the doors opened, plans for a hospital in Lincoln County were being made. The hospital’s first board of trustees was appointed in 1946.

Construction began in 1952 and the 50-bed hospital was scheduled to open at 7 a.m. on April 16, 1953.  However, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCormack, of Ethlyn, came to the hospital in the early hours of the morning, and became the parents of the first baby born at Lincoln County Memorial Hospital. Brenda Kay, the McCormacks' 12th child, jumped the gun on the opening of the hospital by making her appearance at 5:09 a.m. that morning.Dr. Joe C. Creech, of Troy, was the attending physician.

The hospital came under the sponsorship of Mercy in 2015 and is a member of Mercy Health.