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Flood Update

Updated 07/02/08 7:30 a.m.

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Mercy's parking ramp on 8th Street is open and accessible for patients, families and physicians.

 

Mercy Medical Center Emergency Department re-opens

Hospital now fully operational following patient evacuation period

Mercy  Medical Center is pleased to announce its Emergency Department (ED) is now open and serving patients.  The ED was closed, along with other Mercy programs and services, following the patient evacuation that took place on June 13.  Mercy has since been bringing back patient services in phases, beginning with the re-opening of Hall Radiation Center on June 16.  The re-opening of the ED means the hospital is now fully operational. Click here for the latest press releases and flood updates.

 

Happy Birth Day!  

Mercy's Birthplace is open for business…and here's the proof!  Brock James Chapman was born at Mercy at 4:07 a.m. Thursday, June 26.  He is the first baby born at Mercy following the patient evacuation period that began June 13.  Parents Aaron and Monica Chapman of Cedar Rapids say they were happy to deliver at Mercy as planned.  Brock was anxious to arrive as well.  He was born just 45 minutes after the Chapman's arrived at the Birthplace.  Welcome Baby Brock!

 

See the impact of the flooding on Mercy firsthand.  Click here or  here for a visual tour of the damage and amazing recovery efforts.

Important Flood Information for:

 

OUR PATIENTS AND THE COMMUNITY:

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MERCY DONORS AND OUR COMMUNITY:

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PHYSICIANS:

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MERCY EMPLOYEES AND VOLUNTEERS:

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For over a century, Mercy Medical Center has been the place where "The Mercy Touch" comes to life every day. The Mercy Touch is who we are... what we do... and the many ways we're improving the quality of life of our patients. We invite you to experience the Mercy Touch for yourself or tell us about how you were affected by The Mercy Touch.

Meet Debbie Boots, providing a caring presence for anxious patients and families.

That's The Mercy Touch

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Your support is appreciated.

More than 130 Mercy employees were personally affected by the recent flood disaster. To show our support, the Mercy Foundation has established an "Employee Flood Relief Fund." This fund is intended to help with immediate assistance as well as long-term needs as employees begin to rebuild and recover from the 2008 Midwest flood crisis.