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NEW YORK
Catholic Health System
Buffalo, New York
Catholic Health in Buffalo provides health care to hundreds of thousands of Western New Yorkers across a network of three hospitals on four sites, including: Mercy Hospital of Buffalo, Kenmore Mercy Hospital, Sisters of Charity Hospital and its St. Joseph Campus. The system operates 14 primary care centers, nine diagnostic and treatment centers, two free standing surgery centers, five long-term care facilities, two adult homes, home care agencies, counseling services, social services and behavioral health programs. Catholic Health has 8,000 employees and 1,200 physicians. The system is a part of CHE through a joint operating agreement. Its sponsoring congregations include Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, the Diocese of Buffalo, and the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent DePaul.
Catholic Health System Online Resources
St. James Mercy Health System
Hornell, New York
Founded in 1890, St. James Mercy Health System is sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Regional Community of Rochester. St. James Mercy Health System is comprised of St. James Mercy Hospital, McAuley Manor at Mercycare long-term care facility, and various clinics throughout the rural service area. Its 225 beds provide a full range of services including emergency, acute medical and surgical, adult and adolescent psychiatric, obstetrics and gynecology, in-patient addiction treatment, long-term care, adult day care, dialysis, ventilator, and behavioral health day treatment. Special services include sleep disorders studies; cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation; physical, occupational and speech therapy; and a school of radiologic sciences. Its affiliate, Cancer Services of Steuben Co., provides education and referral services for cancer screening and treatment.
St. James Mercy Health System Online Resources
St. Peter's Health Care Services
Albany, New York
Founded by the Religious Sisters of Mercy in 1869, St. Peter’s Health Care Services provides a comprehensive, integrated continuum of highest quality care to New York's Capital Region. Its major components include: St. Peter's Hospital (a 442-bed acute care facility); two skilled nursing facilities (Our Lady of Mercy Life Center and Villa Mary Immaculate); comprehensive chemical dependence treatment (St. Peter's Addiction Recovery Center); and The Community Hospice. The organization provides some two dozen specialized inpatient, outpatient, residential and laboratory services at a variety of sites throughout the region. St. Peter's also sponsors Mercy Cares for Kids, a nationally accredited day care program.
St. Peter's Health Care Online Resources
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