Spiritual Care

The Spiritual Care Department has an active part in providing holistic care to patients, families, and staff. A Spiritual Care Coordinator (staff chaplain), on-call ministers from local religious congregations, and more than fifteen volunteers staff the department. Together, they share responsibility for visiting newly admitted patients, administering sacraments, and ministering to critically or terminally ill patients. They also respond to requests for counseling, spiritual encouragement, and general support as needed. Pastoral Care is also available 24-hours a day. This coverage offers spiritual and emotional support to patients, their families, and staff in emergency situations within the hospital and community. By working closely as a team with family, staff, patients, and community resources, Mercy Hospital Grayling and its Spiritual Care Department seek to offer healing to body, mind, and spirit.

If you are a Mercy Hospital Grayling patient and have a compliment, concern, or complaint, please contact one of our Patient Liaisons.

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