"Loved all the staff. Went in for a hysterectomy, they were all so nice and caring. I love each and everyone of you that helped me through this very difficult time in my life. You saved my life."
Jennifer L.
For generations, Catholic Health has been committed to creating healthier communities and supporting women through every stage of life. We believe women deserve personalized, compassionate care built around their individual needs. We combine trusted medical expertise with a multifaceted team approach to deliver world-class obstetric and gynecological care.
From adolescence through menopause and beyond, we offer comprehensive services designed to support women’s health at every milestone. Whether you are visiting a gynecologist for the first time or seeking maternity care, urogynecology services, or treatment for gynecologic cancer, our physicians are dedicated to building lasting, trusting relationships with every patient. Our care is grounded in evidence-based medicine and supported by knowledgeable, dedicated medical professionals who are committed to your health and well-being.
Quality care begins with listening, understanding, and honoring every individual’s journey, because your experience matters and your care should be centered around you.
We are more than a healthcare system — we are a compassionate team dedicated to supporting women at every stage of life. Our women’s health specialists provide inclusive, culturally responsive care that honors each woman’s unique experiences, needs, and goals while empowering her to make informed decisions. We combine decades of clinical experience with industry-leading technology to provide comprehensive women’s health care services, including:
Mercy Hospital of Buffalo offers a comprehensive range of women’s health services, from preventive care to world-class medical treatments. Our experienced providers specialize in minimally invasive surgery and advanced gynecologic and pelvic pain care, with a focus on helping women improve their health and well-being.
Our dedicated Labor & Delivery team includes experienced OB/GYNs, neonatologists, neonatal nurses, and midwives who staff our Level II NICU 24/7. For families of newborns who need additional specialized care, this provides much-needed comfort and peace of mind throughout their birth experience.
Sisters of Charity Hospital provides patients with access to state-of-the-art robotic and diagnostic technology, reflecting our commitment to safe, innovative care. From routine obstetric care and our Level III NICU to advanced treatment for complex conditions such as gynecologic cancers and pelvic floor disorders, our multidisciplinary team brings specialized expertise and nationally recognized designations in gynecology and maternity care.
With a focus on achieving the best possible outcomes for every patient and family, Sisters of Charity Hospital delivers comprehensive, high-quality women’s healthcare across every stage of life. Because when it comes to the health of you and your baby, expertise and experience matter most.
"Loved all the staff. Went in for a hysterectomy, they were all so nice and caring. I love each and everyone of you that helped me through this very difficult time in my life. You saved my life."
Jennifer L.
"I had a wonderful experience delivering my second child at Mercy. The staff was exceptional from all of the nurses, to the midwives, the anesthesiologists, physicians, aides, and lactation consultant. I felt very comfortable and taken care of. The food was also quite delicious."
Ariel W.
"The staff here were so wonderful, and they became my second family. The doctors, the nurses that I spoke to every day. They really prepared me, the nurses taught me how to be a parent. If it wasn't for them, we wouldn't be able to be home, happy and healthy. "
Amy
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