Palliative Care St Louis | Pratt Cancer Center - Mercy
Hospice & Palliative Medicine • Ferguson, MO • 1 (David C. Pratt Cancer Center, St. Louis) locations
About
Summary: - The page describes St Johns Mercy Medical (Mercy), an active healthcare organization linked to Mercy Hospital St. Louis in Missouri. It presents Mercy as a hospital network offering compassionate, nationally recognized care with private rooms. - Key details: - Industry: Healthcare/hospital system (also listed as Insurance in some summaries) - Headquarters: Cuba, Missouri (address: 114 Downey Pl, Cuba, MO) with additional presence in Saint Louis, MO - Contact: Multiple phone numbers provided - Funding: Total funding ~$4.2M from three grants (2022 FCC, 2025 PCORI, 2026 Mabee Foundation) - Workforce: ~2 employees (as listed) - Locations: 2 offices in the United States (Cuba, MO and Saint Louis, MO) - Recent news highlights include openings and partnerships across Mercy clinics, telehealth expansion, and pediatric care initiatives Notes regarding your query: - The page does not specifically mention “Palliative Care St Louis” or “Pratt Cancer Center” in relation to Mercy Ferguson. If you’re seeking information on palliative care services in St. Louis or a Mercy Ferguson facility, you may want to check Mercy Hospital St. Louis’s palliative care programs directly or search for “Mercy Fort Smith/St. Louis palliative care” and “Pratt Cancer Center” separately.
Clinic Type
Hospice & Palliative Medicine
Address
607 S. New Ballas Road, Suite 33300, St. Louis, MO 63141
Phone
(314)251-7840
disabilityaccommodations@mercy.net
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FAQs
What is a hospital-based service?
Hospital-based services are provided by Mercy Hospital St. Louis and may include imaging and lab services and surgery centers; these services are billed separately from physician services and may affect insurance co-pays or deductibles.
What types of services are provided at Mercy Hospital St. Louis Hospital-based services?
Hospital-based services give patients expanded access to technology and expertise typically found in an acute care hospital, including imaging and lab services and surgery centers. These services are billed separately from physician services, which may affect your co-pay or deductible. Check with your insurance carrier to verify coverage.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Google reviews): 3.2 stars (17 reviews)
Patients praise
- front desk staff at some departments described as kind and helpful
- palliative care described as an amazing resource for symptom management and support by some patients
Common complaints
- concerns regarding quality of care and explanation of treatment options
- reports of poor communication and patient treatment, including perceived lack of compassion
- difficulties with scheduling and administrative responsiveness
"My mother received terrible care and explanation of options here... Please get a second opinion when given treatment options if you are a senior with stage 2 or greater cancer."
— Birdeye (Google reviews)"She was introduced to Mercy palliative care and found it “an amazing resource,” part of her treatment “not for dying but for living, surviving and recovering.”"
— St. Louis ReviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Mercy Hospice Brings Comfort to Patients, Families in Most Difficult Times — May 20, 2026
- RN Hospital Community Liaison - Hospice - Full-Time - South — Jul 3, 2026
- Mercy Offers New Hereditary Testing for High-Risk Patients — Oct 16, 2025
- Mercy to offer participation in early cancer detection study | Health | midriversnewsmagazine.com — Feb 7, 2026
- Society of Interventional Oncology Announces First Site Approved for Enrollment in TRIBUTE Trial — Aug 18, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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