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Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City
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The safety of our patients and co-workers is our priority. In addition to rigorous disinfecting, use of personal protective equipment and social distancing, we are limiting the number of visitors at this location.
Located in northwest Oklahoma City, 380-bed Mercy Hospital is a leader in the treatment of cancer and stroke, breast imaging and research and robotic surgery. We're also home to a Level-III neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), which provides lifesaving care for critically ill newborns.
Mercy Hospital was also the first health facility in Oklahoma (and one of the first 15 in the nation) to earn The Joint Commission's prestigious Advanced Certification for Comprehensive Stroke Centers. Our ability to treat even the most complex stroke cases is helping save more lives.
With technologies like our integrated electronic health record and MyMercy, our free online service that allows you to manage your health information from your computer or smartphone, Mercy is making health care easier than ever before.
COVID-19 Antibody Treatment
Mercy is delivering an experimental treatment to outpatients with COVID-19 to aid in recovery and prevent hospitalization. This monoclonal antibody combination treatment regimen bamlanivimab and Etesevimab commonly referred to as BAM and ETE, is available with emergency use authorization from the FDA. If you’ve had a positive COVID-19, test talk with your provider to learn if you’d benefit from this treatment and request a referral.
We encourage you to send electronic well wishes to family and friends when you can’t visit the hospital in-person.
To send a message to a Mercy hospital patient, use our online form.