Holiday Closings Notice
To view our list of holiday closures and adjusted hours, please visit our closings page.
Valentine’s Day, the day we celebrate love and go the extra mile to make our significant other feel special. It is also one of the busiest days of the year if you work in a restaurant. The National Restaurant Association ranks Valentine’s Day the second...
» Read More
Diet and Joint Replacement: How Food Impacts Your Recovery Do you have upcoming joint replacement surgery? You may wonder what kind of foods you can indulge in post-operation. Get-well cakes, cookies, and ice cream all sound like a good option. After all,...
» Read More
In honor of American Heart Month, Catholic Health hosted a special Facebook Live event, Way to Wellness: Inside the Dish, on Thursday, February 24, from 12-1:00 PM, featuring Trinity Medical WNY cardiologist, Eram Chaudhry, MD, and celebrity Chef Darian...
» Read More
While reflecting on what life was like prior to her bariatric surgery, Michelle Hockett says: “I had the thought, ‘I’m not even living anymore’.” To hear Michelle look back on the journey she’s been on with her weight is a patchwork of emotions:...
» Read More
With the Omicron variant making its way to WNY, Catholic Health’s Medical Director of Infection Prevention, Dr. Kevin Shiley addressed many of the common questions we receive to help people understand the benefits of vaccine boosters. Here’s what...
» Read More
Forget blizzard warnings, winter should come with another weather advisory—rough skin conditions ahead. Dry skin is common throughout the year but it can become chronic in the winter, especially in those who spend a lot of time outside. Intact skin is...
» Read More
With festive parties filling in your calendar and Santa Claus coming to town, it seems only right to declare this the season of the cookie! A holiday staple, cookies are loved by adults and children alike, and making slight recipe modifications can keep you...
» Read More
The best time to get your flu shot is in the fall, just before flu season reaches its peak. For those who can receive the shot and choose not to, you are not only doing yourself and those around you a disservice, but it is an active decision to put the...
» Read More
Both children and adults love the chills and thrills that Halloween brings, but it’s important to take proper precautions to ensure a safe, spook-tacular time. Between hoards of trick or treaters and ghoulish costumes, it can be easy for adults to get...
» Read More
Given how common it is to hear someone talk about their “sweet tooth” or claim they’re experiencing a sugar craving, have you ever wondered if it’s actually possible to become addicted to sugar? “It is not physiologically...
» Read More