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It's March and that means Jewel-Osco is once again having their register campaign for Misericordia!
Don't forget to stop at any of the 188 Jewel locations and donate at the register all March long! Friendly reminder, the register says, "Would you like to donate to Support People with Disabilities?"
Please know that all donations from the campaign are still going directly to the Misericordia Foundation. Spread the word!! Thank you, Jewel-Osco!

Click here to read the February Campus Connections.
Stay up-to-date with all of the information, training, and support that Misericordia provides to our wonderful staff! Everyone will benefit from reading Campus Connections!
To view previous Campus Connections click on Misericordia Info in the menu bar at the top of the page, and then click on Campus Connections.

We want to thank everyone for participating in our masking efforts to keep our residents and staff safe this past Flu/COVID season.
Based on the current rates of low activity of Flu and COVID on our campus, we will END our mandatory masking requirement effective March 1, 2025.
Providing Misericordia with accurate, up-to-date contact information is the best way for MFA members to stay abreast of important events and conditions that affect the lives of their Misericordia residents.
Misericordia has now provided a direct and dedicated email address that should be used to report changes to residential addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, and any other important personal information.
This will also allow the MFA to provide an accurate and up-to-date MFA Membership Directory that will benefit us all.
Email any changes to your personal contact information to:

Thursday, June 26th, 2025 at 5:30 pm at The United Club at Soldier Field
SPONSORSHIPS are the major source of fundraising for the Benefit!
Be a donor... do it now:

If you missed the MFA Membership Meeting or would like to watch it again click here.

Click here to read the January Campus Connections.
Stay up-to-date with all of the information, training, and support that Misericordia provides to our wonderful staff! Everyone will benefit from reading Campus Connections!
To view previous Campus Connections click on Misericordia Info in the menu bar at the top of the page, and then click on Campus Connections.
Hello Friends. Hope you have had a great start to the new year!
As you may have heard, there was some news yesterday about the freeze to federal financial assistance programs, grants, etc. Please see the below from the Illinois Health Care Association (especially the third paragraph regarding Medicaid). The pause will have no impact on our current funding/programs, and we will continue to work with our associations/friends to monitor any potential future impact to Medicaid with respect to Misericordia and our residents.
THANK YOU to the 300 families who have already set up their Candy Days Giving Page. We are so grateful!
Please make it a priority to set up your personal fundraising page today.
All families who have set up a page by MIDNIGHT, April 14, will be entered into a drawing to win one of the following FOUR prizes:
For information and instructions on page setup, please visit Misericordia Candy Days 2025. If you would like us to set up your page, please reach out to:
Gregg Hartemayer (
Anne Mills (
Tim Young (
The in-person collection for Candy Days is just a few weeks away! We've made a huge shift this year, and we're using an online signup for all of our shifts. This online system will make it much easier for people to find out how they can help in a community close to them!
Click here to sign up for shifts, and please share this info widely with your friends and family!

During 2025, Misericordia will continue to recognize the hard work and dedication of the Staff with appreciation events. The following departments will be recognized with an appreciation luncheon (meals, staff gifts, and raffle) on Thursday, February 6th.
The Therapist group consists of physical therapists (PTs), occupational therapists (OTs), speech-language pathologists (SLPs), a certified occupational therapist assistant (COTA), and a physical therapy assistant (PTA).
Nurse Practitioners are licensed providers who manage the acute medical needs of the residents and ensure annual health exams and screenings are performed for optimal quality care and clinical safety.
The Physicians who guide care and support the medical and psychological needs of the residents. Thank you to Dr. Brenda Sikorski, Dr. Max Pitlosh, and our many independent specialty physicians.
The Dental Clinic provides dental services to residents on campus. Thank you to Dr. Ashley Kauffman and Dr. Daniel Bicknell.
Dietitians are licensed professionals who are trained in the use of food and nutrition to promote health and manage disease. They plan and conduct food service or nutritional programs to help people lead healthy lives.
Respiratory Aide maintains the medical equipment of the McAuley residents.
The Medical Clinic Clerk is an integral member of the Infection Prevention team. She helps plan and facilitate staff and resident vaccination clinics, creates educational content to keep our staff informed about illnesses and organizes important medical data.
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