Through a network of clinics and outreach programs, patients can access an array of medical and social services, delivered with compassion.
McAuley Station is now accepting applications!
Mercy Care’s mixed-income family rental community with Pennrose Development officially opened on October, 30, 2024.
NEWS & STORIES
A Fresh Start: McAuley Station Welcomes Its First Tenant
Last week marked a significant milestone for Mercy Care and the city of Atlanta as…
Mercy Care Hosts 23rd Annual Robert L. Mason, Jr. Candlelight Memorial
Join us on December 19th as we come together to honor, remember, and inspire hope…
Mercy Care and Pennrose Celebrate McAuley Station Grand Opening
Phase I adds 170 units of mixed-income family housing to the McAuley Park master plan…
Decatur Barbers Bring Kindness with Haircuts
Last Monday, Maxim Barbers in Decatur hosted nine Recuperative Care clients at their shop. Six…
“Mercy Care represents the core of who I am.”
From Brooklyn, New York, to Marietta, Georgia, Yolanda Davis, Doctor of Ministry and board-certified chaplain,…
A life saving diagnosis
Over two years ago, Earl Everson came to Mercy Care Decatur Street for a regular…
A long lasting friendship
Benjamin Hendricks was making his way through the Mercy Care clinic at Gateway Center walking…
Erica Stokes 30-years of Hope in Healing
Erica Stokes joined Saint Joseph's Health System five years after Mercy Care began to serve…
Serving Atlanta since 1985
The Sisters of Mercy have a long history of healing ministry in the South. President Abraham Lincoln recognized them for their compassion and dedication to all soldiers in our Civil War. In 1880 they opened the first hospital in metro Atlanta, Atlanta Hospital, later named Saint Joseph's. In 1985 Mercy Care Services was incorporated as a non-profit and in 2001 built their current headquarters and clinic on Decatur Street in downtown Atlanta.
A LEGACY OF SAINT JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL
Fast Facts
FUNDRAISING
Nearly $20 million dollars were raised in grants and donations from July 2023 to July 2024.
UTILIZATION
Mercy Care had over 76,522 total encounters from July 2023-July 2024 including:
- 15,380 mental health visits
- 10,302 dental visits
- 8,773 case management visits
PATIENT STATISTICS
65% of Mercy Care patients are uninsured.
82% of Mercy Care patients live at or below the poverty line.
Furthering the healing ministry of the Sisters of Mercy, Mercy Care gives tangible expression to Christ’s merciful love by promoting health and health equity and providing compassionate, clinically excellent healthcare in the spirit of loving service to those in need, with special attention to the poor and vulnerable.
Mercy Care will provide affordable, compassionate and excellent care to its patients, leading to improved health. Mercy Care will facilitate patients’ access to a network of social services and will stand with them in advocating for their own needs and for a health system that respects and serves all people.
