Cuts and scrapes are often everyday occurrences. Most wounds don’t need special treatment and will heal on their own or under the care of your primary physician. But what happens when that wound doesn’t look like it’s getting better? Why isn’t My...
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Buffalo, NY – Many seniors cherish the comfort of living in their own homes, but ongoing medical needs can make independent living challenging. Catholic Health offers an alternative to traditional nursing home care—providing comprehensive medical care...
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Kenmore, NY – Kenmore Mercy Hospital has named Andrew Croisdale, MBA, as Vice President of Operations. Andrew is moving into this new role after serving as the Director of Operations since 2022. He joined Catholic Health in 2007, and during his tenure,...
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Kenmore, NY – Patients recovering in Kenmore Mercy Hospital’s Medical Rehabilitation Unit are now healing in a more advanced environment, thanks to a transformative renovation. The upgrades, which were made possible by a generous gift from Scott and...
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Kenmore, NY – Kenmore Mercy Hospital’s Emergency Department (ED) has earned Level 3 Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation (GEDA) from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). The GEDA program recognizes emergency departments across...
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Buffalo, NY – Mercy Hospital’s front circle and main entrance have reopened to patients and visitors following the completion of a 10-week storm and sewer line replacement project. Patient pick-up and drop-off, and valet parking have also resumed in the...
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Daily living throws a lot our way that takes a toll on our bodies over time. From sprained ankles to pulled muscles and headaches, when it comes to treating these aches and pains, many of us wonder which is better, ice or heat? That all depends on what type...
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. In fact, millions of Americans are diagnosed with some form of heart disease throughout their lifetime. For many decades, aging has been recognized as the primary risk factor for heart attacks...
» Read More Ashley Kern always knew caring for others was what she was destined to do. “I’ve always wanted to be a nurse. I couldn’t see myself doing anything other than nursing,” she says. While Ashley always dreamed of a career in nursing, a tragic incident...
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Buffalo, NY – Catholic Health has reached an agreement with the New York State Office of the Attorney General, through its Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU), and has also finalized a related settlement with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ)...
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