Mercy Plans $4.6B Investment Plan Across Missouri

Mercy has unveiled plans for $4.6 billion in healthcare investments the system will make across Missouri over the next eight years, according to a health system news release.

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A key investment is a virtual care center to be built in Chesterfield, which will allow Mercy to expand its telemedicine capabilities to outlying care centers across a four-state region.

Mercy also announced a major expansion in St. Charles County that calls for the development of a multi-specialty clinic and new hospital to serve the area’s rapidly growing community.

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