Laboratory Services Closures
To view our list of early office closures for October 10th, please visit our closings page.
As a parent, you want to do what’s best for your child. One of the many ways we keep our children safe is through routine immunizations. The fact is, the less we vaccinate, the better chance a virus has of transmission and mutating into new, stronger...
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Catholic Health is excited to announce that we are now offering online scheduling for lab testing through the MyChart patient portal! This new feature will allow patients requiring lab work to bypass scheduling appointments over the phone, which can often be...
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From an afternoon round with family and friends to a networking tool among business associates, golf has the ability to bring people together for a variety of reasons. The large number of public and private courses scattered throughout Western New York is...
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Pelvic rehabilitation is a specialty type of physical therapy that focuses on the pelvic region. Catholic Health’s pelvic rehab therapists have pursued advanced training so we can assist you in regaining control of your life. Pelvic floor dysfunction...
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With the snow finally melting, Buffalo runners are ready to lace up. But, before you hit the pavement, physical therapist Jeff Castiglione reminds us to avoid overdoing it early on. Avoid Injury During Your Springtime Workouts Before you start with the first...
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When people ask me what’s the secret to reaching my 100th birthday, I tell them faith, family and eating right. I also say that I had a lot of help from the doctors at Mercy Hospital. That’s because at 99, I had a heart attack. I was first taken to...
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Following a total knee replacement at Kenmore Mercy Hospital, I received in-home physical therapythrough Continuing and Home Care Services from Catholic Health. My physical therapist, Stacey Lenhard, could not have been better. He came to our home three times...
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57-year-old James Butkowski of Kenmore is a heart failure survivor with a cardiac rehabilitation success story. James, a contractor, never had any major health problems. Aside from the occasional bump or bruise, he also did not take medication of any type. In...
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Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer diagnosed in the United States (excluding skin cancer). Fortunately, diagnosis rates have dropped yearly since the mid-1980s, thanks to people getting screened regularly and making healthy lifestyle changes....
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Colon cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States for men and women. This disease is preventable and usually does not present symptoms until it is too late. “Early detection is key in preventing colon cancer, which is why...
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