The Dog Days of Summer at Catholic Health are back! Join us in taking a moment to chill out and enjoy these amazing photos of our associates and their pets. Paws for Our Associates Katherine Bailey is enjoying a beautiful sunset with her pal, Hero....
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Summer is usually a time to take advantage of all the colorful, fresh foods that are plentiful during this season. This salad provides a beautiful array of color – from the mixed greens, berries, and avocado. Keep in mind that some dressings can provide...
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Sarah Sattler, BSN, RN, CCRN, has been named Nurse Manager of the Emergency Department and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Mount St. Mary’s Hospital. A resident of Niagara County, she joined Catholic Health in 2013, most recently serving as a Nurse Educator...
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Grilling is perfect for hot summer days when you don’t want to use the stove or oven. This asparagus and eggplant roll-up recipe is a very quick and easy way to incorporate non-starchy vegetables to just about any summer meal. This recipe calls for...
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There is simply nothing like the smell of fresh basil in the summer! An aromatic herb that boasts a sweet and somewhat peppery flavor, basil can take an already delicious dish to a whole other level. Health Factor: “King of Herbs” Having been cultivated...
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For patients throughout Niagara County who suffer from transient or unexplained cardiac arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats), Mount St. Mary’s Hospital now offers an implantable cardiac monitoring system that features advanced diagnostic capabilities in a...
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While a tick bite can simply be a small inconvenience, those little guys also have potential to cause serious health complications for their hosts. From routine yard work to activities such as hiking or hunting, anyone who spends a significant amount of time...
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Regular skin checks are important Warmer temperatures mean ditching bulky sweaters and spending longer days basking in warm sun rays. Moderate exposure to the sun can offer us health benefits, like boosted production levels of vitamin D and serotonin, the...
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The connection with your OB/GYN is a professional relationship that borders on personal. Most women can’t help feeling attached – after all, we tell the OB/GYN about our sex lives, abnormal symptoms, fertility struggles – that’s information...
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It’s not uncommon for many women to feel uneducated about their own reproductive health. Cultural taboos and pure embarrassment often prevent us from asking important questions over the years. Amazingly enough, this embarrassment even follows some into...
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