Mercy Medical Center Cambodia (MMCC) is a nonprofit Christian hospital located in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. MMCC is a Christian missionary teaching hospital that plants churches. We follow a development model in which we train Cambodian healthcare workers and work toward a future in which MMCC is fully staffed and led by Cambodians.

CHRISTIAN

We are first and foremost Christian. The gospel is central to our mission, and we seek to present the gospel to every patient through both word and deed—in what we say and in how we care for them.

MISSIONARY

MMCC is a missionary hospital. We have nearly two dozen medical and non-medical missionaries serving at MMCC from several mission organizations and five different countries.

Because of our developmental model, the majority of medical care at MMCC is provided by Cambodian healthcare workers. Therefore, the primary role of our medical missionaries is to supervise and support the medical care provided at the hospital. In addition, our missionaries serve as mentors and disciplers to our Cambodian staff, helping them grow both professionally and spiritually.

TEACHING

MMCC is a teaching hospital. We have a Family Medicine Residency program in which 15 Cambodian physicians are currently receiving training. In addition, our nurses receive one year of advanced training as they begin their careers at MMCC.

CHURCH-PLANTING

MMCC plants churches. We currently have nearly 20 churches in the Phnom Penh area that have been planted through the ministry of MMCC. Pastoral staff from MMCC lead these churches and disciple and equip their members. Our goal is for each church to mature into a healthy, self-sustaining local church over the long term.