Yesterday evening I got a buzz from the same number and realized it was the usual Mercy call. The pattern looks like a generic hospital outreach, often about appointments or follow‑ups, but the script is vague and sometimes the caller hangs up abruptly. If you’re not expecting a visit, let the call go to voicemail and verify the details directly with the hospital using a known number. Never share personal info or click links from an unsolicited call. Block the number if it becomes repetitive, and report persistent unwanted calls to your carrier.
Repeated calls were made to my cell phone, yet when I investigated, the number was linked to Mercy Hospital, with which I have no affiliation.
Generally, do you investigate every number that calls you even if you already know who it is?
It seems legitamate because it was
This is a legitimate call from Mercy Medical Center, not a scam.
Initially, the call was suspicious due to background noise and the caller's disorganization, and when they claimed to have received an email from me, I became wary of a potential hacking scam.
Upon answering a call from this number, a woman inquired about my well-being and then hung up; allegedly, the number belongs to St.John's Mercy Hospital in St.Louis, MO.
The call was about an appointment with a Mercy doctor, thats what they said