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Are your kids prepared for the pool? These five survival skills (and other tips) are often overlooked. #WaterSafetyMonth Dive into our free Parent's Survival Guide at https://bit.ly/3oWgB9d.

Forbes has named Mercy among America’s Best Employers for New Graduates in 2021. We're ranked in the top 150, and above companies like IKEA, Facebook and Johns Hopkins Medicine!

"I'm not done here." Sgt. John Wilson was in great shape and never thought he'd get COVID-19...until he did. A machine at Mercy kept him alive for months while he fought back and won.

Intensive care physician Dr. Anup Katyal responded to the call for help from 7,700 miles away. After completing his daily work at #MercySTL, he spends his evenings virtually providing assistance to COVID-19 patients in India.

An exciting moment in Mercy Springfield history...we cut the ribbon and blessed the region's first emergency room for kids! We're excited to bring specialized emergency care to our youngest patients beginning June 8. https://bit.ly/3yCTgha #MercyKids

Did you know that May is National Cancer Research Month? Our Mercy Research team is at the forefront of helping advance cancer research. Thanks to these pioneering scientific studies, we help people live through and beyond their cancer diagnosis. Learn more or join a study here: https://bit.ly/34cGqs4

Thanks to Toyota, #MercyLincoln patients who are part of our COVID Care @ Home program will receive their home kits at no cost.

Another common question we get is, "How much does the COVID-19 vaccine cost?" Here's the answer, from one of our #MercyNWA leaders. If you'd like to submit a question specifically about the vaccine, email us at [email protected].

It's exciting to see construction underway on the new Ronald McDonald House at #MercyFortSmith! The new house means 11 additional families will be able to stay closer to their babies while they're being cared for at Mercy. Completion on the new house is expected in late summer. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3qT4ERw

In honor of the more than 500,000 Americans who've lost their lives to COVID-19, we lower our flags and keep their loved ones in our prayers.

It's a dangerous mix: less exercise, more food and fewer mental wellness breaks. Heart and vascular specialist Dr. Jacob Goldstein explained to Fox2Now how his patients have been impacted by the pandemic. It's so important to get your heart screened. We're safe and ready. Click here to request a screening near you: https://bit.ly/3qUdD5i.

One percent of babies born in the U.S. have a congenital heart defect. Get to know Dr. Parimi, one of our new docs who cares for #MercyKids who are impacted.