Mercy Health - Springfield

Taking care of your health starts with understanding it. Join us for a free Men’s Health Speaker Series at United Senior Services. Learn about preventive care, early detection and simple steps you can take to stay healthy.

Free to attend
Focused on men’s health
Practical, easy-to-understand information

Take time for your health. It starts here: https://bit.ly/4nzCPfv.

On this Memorial Day, we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Please join us in honoring the many brave men and women who served and died for our great country.

Join us at the ballpark and take a swing toward better health. Mercy Health will be at the Champion City Half Trax game for Healthcare Professionals and Men’s Health Night at the Ballpark, offering resources and information about men’s health.

Stop by a Mercy Health table outside of the stadium before the game and receive a free admission ticket: https://bit.ly/4nzCPfv.

Brighten a loved one's hospital stay at Mercy Health — Springfield or Urbana Hospital by sending a free online greeting card! Our volunteers deliver your messages twice daily, Monday through Friday.

To send your online greeting, simply visit this e-card app, select the stationery and message you prefer and type your personal message. When you have completed the simple form, click 'Preview Card' to view the card you designed, or 'Send Card' to deliver it to the hospital.

Our volunteers will deliver the greeting to your friend or family member. The greetings are printed and delivered twice a day, Monday through Friday. To facilitate delivery, please include the patient's first and last name and, if possible, the room number. Please keep in mind that the content of your online greeting is not confidential. It will be seen by the member of our volunteer staff who prepares it for delivery.

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Celebrating our incredible volunteers who truly are everyday heroes! With more than 35,000 hours of service and hearts full of compassion, you make our mission shine and brighten lives across the Springfield area.

Staff and volunteers embraced the superhero theme at the annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner by dressing in creative costumes and capes. While some heroes may wear capes, our volunteers show their heroism through their time, kindness and compassionate hearts. Because of our volunteers, lives are brighter, days are easier, and our mission is stronger. Their dedication continues to make a lasting impact on patients, families and employees across the Springfield area.

Thank you for your dedication, kindness and for making a lasting impact!

Men’s health matters, and taking the first step is easier than you think. Join us this June for free screenings, expert advice and simple ways to take control of your health, all close to home.

Fast, free screenings
Events across Clark County
Trusted local providers

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During Nurses Week, Mercy Health — Springfield recognized the contributions of our outstanding nursing professionals with the Nursing Excellence Awards. These awards recognize not only nurses, but the co-workers, friends and teams that make it all possible.

Our 2026 theme: Faith, Excellence and Compassion: The Power of Nurses, is made real in busy shifts and hard, quiet moments when nurses steady a room, lift a family and care for each other too.

Here's to our award winners, selected by their peers, for this honor!

A quick skin check could make a life-changing difference.

Melanoma is one of the most aggressive forms of skin cancer, but when caught early, it is highly treatable. Know the signs:
• New or changing moles
• Spots that don't heal
• Areas that itch or bleed

Our team is here to help you take the next step with confidence. Talk to your provider or find care near you: https://bit.ly/3QQiIx9.

Waiting for test results can feel frustrating, but it is an important part of emergency care. Imaging and lab tests take time to process and review. Even if you are asked to return to the waiting area, your care is still in progress. Our emergency department team is working behind the scenes to gather the information needed for your next steps.