With laws related to personal fireworks and sparkling devices more relaxed in New York State, fireworks are more accessible than ever. Whether at a designated stand or local store, it’s increasingly popular for people to purchase fireworks for their own...
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During a special ceremony held today at Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, Russell Salvatore, local philanthropist and one of Western New York’s most renowned and admired restaurateurs, continued to spread his kindness and generosity throughout the local community...
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American Heart Association Award recognizes Mount St. Mary’s commitment to quality stroke care Mount St. Mary’s Hospital has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality...
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Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns and C.J. Urlaub, President and CEO of Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, recently announced the successful results of the ‘Heart Healthy Blood Pressure Screenings’ conducted at five of the Erie County Auto Bureaus during National...
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Mount St. Mary’s Hospital, part of Catholic Health, has received three-year reaccreditation from The Joint Commission, the nation’s leading organization on hospital accreditation. In the healthcare industry, Joint Commission accreditation is viewed as...
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More than fifty volunteers made up of hospital staff, AllPro parking staff, and nearby block club members recently teamed up for the 10th Annual Mercy Neighborhood Clean Sweep. The volunteer crew worked to beautify the hospital’s surrounding neighborhood in...
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Breast milk is easy for babies to digest and often changes as a baby grows, giving him or her just the right amount of fat, sugar, water, and protein. Along with these key nutrients, breast milk can actually change based on what a mom eats or drinks. As more...
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Occupational therapists in Kenmore Mercy Hospital’s Medical Rehabilitation Unit are turning to technology – an advanced software program and screen called the Dynavision D2 – to benefit their patients during recovery. Originally developed for sports...
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On April 12, Catholic Health and Sisters of Charity Hospital will usher in a new era in neonatal care with the dedication of its new $8.8 million Level lll Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Doubling the number of available bassinettes from 20...
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For the fourth year in a row, Catholic Health’s Mercy Nursing Facility (MNF) at OLV has been named a “Top Performing Nursing Home” by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH). This designation places the long term care facility affiliated with...
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