Mercy Medical Center today announced that it is a 5-star recipient for both gynecologic procedures and for vaginal delivery for 3 years in a row (2018-2020) as recognized by Healthgrades, the leading resource that connects consumers, physicians and health systems.

Mercy CEO Dr. David Maine was interviewed by the Baltimore Business Journal during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Anytime someone undergoes weight loss surgery, their intake of nutrients and food goes down. It is imperative they take supplemental vitamins and nutrients so that they don't get deficient.

People have put off important cancer screenings because of COVID-19, and doctors say it's time to take care of them.

The coronavirus has disrupted immunization programs worldwide, but doctors warn it's important to make sure your children are vaccinated.

Dr. Susan Besser, Family Medicine specialist with Mercy Personal Physicians at Overlea, and Dr. Michael Billet, Mercy Emergency Department, were asked their opinion relative to patient exposure to poison ivy. Here are their responses.

Rebecca Cerrato, MD ’01, and A. Holly Johnson, MD ’01, check an X-ray to verify the correct placement of implants during bilateral bunion surgery in September 2019 in Chengdu, China

David N. Maine, M.D. is the new President & CEO of Mercy Health Services. In January 2020, the Mercy Health Services Board of Trustees named Dr. Maine as Mercy’s future President & CEO following Thomas R. Mullen’s decision to retire after 28 years of successful service. Dr. Maine’s appointment marks the first time a physician has led the hospital and health system in its 145-year history.

Mercy Medical Center has been recognized as a High Performing Hospital for 2020-21 by U.S. News & World Report.

Mercy radiologist Dr. Neelum Mittal discusses why full-body MRIs are not for everyone.