The health network rebranded to MercyOne to reflect the organization’s growth during the past 20 years.
“We are excited to bring our mission and vision to life with our new unified brand. Our transition to MercyOne allows us to be more recognizable to the people and communities we serve and celebrates the remarkable work of our teams across the state to build a better-connected system of care and services,” MercyOne President and CEO Bob Ritz said in a news release.
The rebrand will unite the $3 billion health network’s more than 450 patient care locations, including 18 owned and joint venture hospitals.
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