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565 Abbott Road
Buffalo, NY 14220
(716) 826-7000
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Please notify hospital staff if you are parking your vehicle in the hospital parking lot during your stay.
On-ramp parking:
Free wireless internet access is available throughout the hospital. To begin using this service, open your wireless connection utility, scan available networks and connect to "Catholic Health Visitor."
Bring a driver's license or other proof of identification, as well as appropriate insurance cards, including Medicare and other insurance identification cards, to ensure receipt of proper credit for your insurance coverage.
To make your stay more comfortable, we recommend that you bring a bathrobe, slippers, desired walking shoes, nightgown or pajamas and toiletries. The hospital will provide other necessary articles.
Electric razors and blow-dryers are permitted, but the hospital does not take responsibility for their safekeeping.
The hospital is not responsible for cash, valuables and personal items you take to your room with you. This includes eyeglasses, hearing aids, dentures, canes, prostheses, wheelchairs and other easily misplaces items.
If you wear dentures, eyeglasses or contact lenses, you should keep them in protective containers, labeled with your name, when not in use. Never place dentures on meal trays, put them under the pillow, or wrap them in napkins, otherwise they may be easily lost.
All jewelry and valuables should be sent home or placed in the hospital safe.
Telephone service is complimentary.
You will be able to receive incoming telephone calls and place outgoing local calls from the telephone in your room. Outgoing calls can be made by dialing “8” and then the telephone number you are calling. Incoming calls can be received between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily.
Long distance telephone calls can be made at your own expense by dialing “8” and then “0”. Please be considerate of your roommate and/or other patients when using the telephone.
The use of cellular telephones in the hospital is prohibited because of potential interference with some medical life-safety equipment.
Television services are complimentary.
Any mail, packages, or flowers will be delivered daily to your room. Outgoing mail may be given to your nurse. Mail received after your discharge will be forwarded to your home.
Newspapers are for sale in the main lobby. The Mercy Tree Gift Shop has other reading materials.
Nourishing and well-balanced meals are an important part of your treatment and recovery. A Registered Dietition works closely with your physician to provide you with individualized nutritional care. You will receive a meal based on your physician’s order. Please alert your caregivers to any allergies or food intolerances that you may have.
Should a special diet be prescribed as part of your post-hospital treatment, a registered dietition may provide instructions so that you can properly manage your nutritional needs at home. Outpatient nutrition counseling is also available for individualized nutrition care.
Meals are served at the following times:
The Patient Representative program is designed to help you with any questions or concerns that may arise during your stay with us at Mercy Hospital. If you or your family members have any questions about your hospitalization, hospital policy, or have a special request, please ask to see the patient representative or call (716) 828-2044.
Information shared is confidential.
Please note that as of July 4, 2009, smoking is not permitted anywhere on hospital property and off-site locations. This new smoke-free policy includes all buildings, parking areas, cars parked on hospital property, grounds and adjacent sidewalks.