Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City, OK

Located in northwest Oklahoma City just off the Kilpatrick Turnpike, Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City is committed to bringing a full array of medical services to the community.

Our recognitions include: 

All Mercy patients have access to MyMercy, a free app where you can manage your health and connect with your care team from your computer, tablet or smartphone.

Mercy patients can also take part in national clinical trials through Mercy Research. 

Featured Medical Services 

We provide a broad range of health services on one campus, using the latest technologies and treatments to care for our patients. 

Women's Health Care & Maternity Services in Oklahoma City

For every stage of health and life, Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City provides specialty women’s care including:

• Women’s Health – Offers a full range of services from routine checkups and mammograms to menopause care and surgical procedures
• Mercy Birthplace – Provides warm, comfortable and secure maternity suites designed with mothers and their families in mind
• Level III NICU – Offers advanced care for premature or critically ill babies with a team of specialists in neonatology standing by 

Stroke Care in Oklahoma City

Every minute matters when someone is having a stroke. Our providers have the expertise and technological resources to quickly diagnose and treat strokes within one hour of arrival. We also provide 24/7 access to life-saving neurological care.

Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City is designated as an Advanced Stroke Center Certified by the Joint Commission and has received the Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association.

Our commitment to treating the most complex stroke cases helps save lives every day. 

Advanced Technology

Mercy is home to some of the most advanced surgical, imaging and radiotherapy technology available in Oklahoma City. From da Vinci Robotic surgery to Gamma Knife radiotherapy to the TrueBeam® linear accelerator, we provide life-saving treatment to patients who need it most. 

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