Mercy Hospital Ada

The staff are kind, considerate, compassionate, and caring all the way from the receptionist up to the Doctor. I have been coming to the cancer center since December 5, 2025 and have no complaints. The nursing staff are knowledgeable and and skillful. The complete staff is always on top of things keeping the treatments on time and moving forward. No long periods of waiting alone in a room with a shut door. You are told when you will go home for the day and you are released at that time. There is no guess work or wondering on my part. It’s different.

Lindsey the ultrasound technician took good care of my roommate. She was very personable and kind. I think she needs a raise and her opinions should be listened to and their equipment should be better for women. Thank you Lindsey.

My mom got sent here yesterday evening. And i can honestly say they took the best care of her then any hospital she has ever been to!! From the Er to the third floor couldn't have asked for any better group of staff then the ones who checked her in all the way to the nurses and the ones that took care of her throughout the night. So i give you all a big round of applause and thank you all again for taking care of the woman who means the world to me!!

I was admitted into Ada Mercy Hospital at 4 o'clock am Christmas morning and had to stay untill yesterday 12/27. I was treated with the best care in the world. I was on the 3rd floor, and the nurses went out of their way to help me care for myself. My doctor, Dr Raza, who I just met was over the top. I came to visit my son and his family after my lung biopsy, on 12/19 and ended up with COVID triggering my Copd, PTSD and cancer complications. Thank you Mercy Hospital for giving me a magical Christmas.

I visited Mercy Hospital in Ada and it was the worst hospital I have ever been to. I went in for a back pain to where I could hardly walk. They told me nothing was wrong that they’re not in the habit of giving painkillers. Come to find out (Three visits later), it was my gallbladder. A year passes and I went in again, “five times” for the same stomach pain and was told everything look good. So I finally drove to Norman and was told I have chronic pancreatitis. Within that year, I had a Cardiovascular event and was sent to ada hospital Stayed one night then released. Was told that everything look good until I went to a heart doctor outside of mercy and I went to a heart doctor with the VA with the test results from ada and they both said I’m in stage three heart failure.. I wouldn’t recomme