News
Occ-Med services post Hurricane Helene
On September 27, all eight Mercy Urgent Care clinics closed their doors for what we assumed would be one day. No one expected Hurricane Helene to cause the level of devastation to Western North Carolina that it did. After making sure our staff was safe…
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Hurricane Relief Resources
Our hearts are devastated at the destruction caused throughout Western North Carolina by Hurricane Helene. As of Sunday, October 13, all eight of our clinics have reopened and are seeing patients. A master list of resources including where to find food…
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Summer safety tips
As summer begins and the temperature turns up in Western North Carolina, Mercy Urgent Care urges you to keep your cool, whether you’re hard at work in the sunshine or floating down the French Broad River. Here are some tips to beat the heat and sy…
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Let’s Heal Healthcare
An abbreviated version of this op-ed appeared in the May 26 edition of The Asheville Citizen Times. At its core, healthcare is a trusting relationship — people serving people, people working together, people trusting one another. Not only is trust the…
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2024 Mercy Golf Classic
Mercy Urgent Care is gearing up for its 2024 Golf Classic fundraiser, taking place Thursday, Sept. 19, at Reems Creek Golf Club, 36 Pink Fox Cove Road in Weaverville, North Carolina. Proceeds from the event benefit the Catherine McAuley MERCY Foundatio…
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Urgent Care Awareness Month
When unexpected injuries or health issues arise, many people’s first reaction is to head to an emergency room. But when those illnesses and injuries aren’t life-threatening, these trips often end up costing patients more in both time and money. And tha…
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