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Why choose Mercy Health-St Rita's Medical Center?

Since 1918, Mercy Health — St. Rita's Medical Center has been providing quality health care to the people of Lima and west central Ohio. More people prefer St. Rita's for medical care than any other hospital in the 10-county region we serve.

What services does St Rita's Medical Center offer?

Our comprehensive high-quality medical services include The Henry & Beverly Hawk Vascular & Heart Center at St. Rita's, St. Rita's Orthopedic Care Center, trauma and emergency, comprehensive cancer treatment, women's health, maternity, pediatrics, sports medicine and rehabilitation, behavioral health services, homecare and hospice.

Why choose St Rita’s?

Our team at St. Rita’s is committed to caring for your spiritual, emotional and physical health. This integrated approach to health care reflects the rich legacy of the Sisters of Mercy, who opened the hospital in 1918. Our chaplains are trained spiritual care professionals and integral members of the health care team.

How do I contact St Rita's audiology?

St. Rita's Audiology is open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Telephone Device for the Deaf (TDD) service is available by calling 419-226-9465. Pay phones are available in the main lobby of the Medical Center in the hallway near Express Care. Cellular phone usage is prohibited in patient care areas.

What is the Patient Relations Department?

The Patient Relations Department works together with the Medical Center staff, physicians and families to address special needs, concerns and complaints. If you have a compliment, concern, question, observation or complaint, our patient representatives want to help you. Your comments not only help to ensure that we continue to provide quality care, but also allow us to recognize the efforts of outstanding staff members.

How to call 419-226-9745?

For example to call 419-226-9745, simply dial 9745 at any telephone within the hospital. To place a local call outside the Medical Center, dial 6, the area code, and the seven-diget telephone number. There are public phones for local calls (not pay phones) in the main lobby across from the Chapel / Meditation area.

What is an AT YOUR REQUEST?

“At Your Request” allows you to ask for a made-to-order meal for all your meal selections – breakfast, lunch and dinner. Here’s how it works:

When did Sisters of Mercy open?

This integrated approach to health care reflects the rich legacy of the Sisters of Mercy, who opened the hospital in 1918. Our chaplains are trained spiritual care professionals and integral members of the health care team.

How to contact Mercy Health MyChart?

If you have forgotten your password or for any problems using or logging into the app, contact the Mercy Health MyChart Help Desk at 844-552-4278 .

What is Mercy Health's MyChart?

MyChart can help you take control of your health with free, personalized and secure 24/7 online access to health care. With MyChart, patients of Mercy Health can make an appointment, view health information, get test results, refill prescription and communicate with your care team.

How to sign up for MyChart?

There are three easy ways to sign up for MyChart: 1 Register online - You may have been given a 10-digit activation code at your last doctor's appointment. If so, click here to register online. No need to worry if you don't have an activation code. You can still register for MyChart by providing a little bit of information about yourself. Click here to register without an activation code. 2 Register at your provider's office - It's quick and easy to set up an account at your health care provider’s office during your next appointment. 3 Register by phone - Prefer to register for my chart by phone? Simply call the Mercy Health MyChart help desk at 844-552-4278. Please note, COVID-19 Vaccine scheduling is not available through the MyChart Help Desk.