Mercy Health believes that everyone deserves optimal health.

As a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, we are committed to delivering essential healthcare services, education, and resources to and in underserved communities in Los Angeles & Orange Counties.

Our Impact

Our approach is collaborative, focusing on community-first efforts that empower individuals, families, and communities. Our impact to date:

200k

PATIENTS LINKED TO VACCINATION SERVICES

548k

COMMUNITY MEMBERS SERVED

18k

LIFE-SAVING MEDICATIONS DISTRIBUTED

At Mercy Health, we bridge the healthcare disparity gap by bringing our services directly to the communities that need them most. Our commitment is to increase awareness & accessibility of essential health services by educating, promoting, & providing comprehensive support to address current public health issues affecting vulnerable populations.

What We Offer:

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Health Education & Promotion

  • Mercy Health is committed to raising awareness and educating communities about vital public health issues.​

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Mobile Vaccine Facilitation

  • Our mobile vaccination facilitation and education cover LA and OC, delivering essential vaccines to and in communities and neighborhoods that need them most.​

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HIV Testing, PrEP & PEP Support & Navigation

  • Mercy Health offers comprehensive HIV education, testing, and prevention services throughout LA and OC. In LA, we provide convenient access to HIV testing and PrEP/PEP supports through our partnership with Florence Pharmacy & Medical Supply. ​

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Naloxone Education & Resoures

  • Mercy Health leads efforts in opioid overdose prevention and response, providing education on addiction and the use of naloxone.​

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Help us provide the vital health services that our underserved communities need. Donate today and help us amplify our impact and build stronger, healthier communities.

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