Kaleida Health in the News

2016

• New Survey Shows Majority of Americans Have Unhealthy Work-Life Balance
• Kaleida Cited in National M&A Report
• Who’s Who in Health Care 2016
• Clark Patterson Lee Selected for Brooks, TLC Projects
• Buffalo Woman Celebrates 50 Years with Women and Children’s Hospital
• Kaleida Plans $7.8 Million Upgrade at DeGraff Memorial Emergency Department
• Surgeon Blends Academics with Business
• Volume Growth Drives Emergency Unit Expansion at Buffalo General
• Mary Wilson, Ken Garbarino to be Honored at 2016 Kaleida Ball
• Children's Hospital Healthy Way Program Helps Families Find Better Ways to Fight Obesity
• Children’s Hospital Program that Helps Kids Tackle Obesity a Model for Back-to-school Wellness
• Buffalo General Rated No. 15 in State in U.S. News Ranking of Hospitals
• Trailblazing Surgery of Baby Turned Buffalo into Second Home
• Hours Expanded for Children's Hospital Skin Condition Treatments
• Diaper Derby Puts T-NT's Youngest Residents to the Test
• Kaleida Seeking Architect for Brooks, Lake Shore Projects
• Kaleida Health Details Progress on Links with Dunkirk, Irving Units
• Kids of Children’s Hospital Enjoy Charity Putting Tournament
• Members of Kaleida Health Unions Ratify New Contract
• Olean General's Chest Pain Center Earns Full Three-year Accreditation
• Partnership Brings Children's Emergency Docs to MASH Urgent Care
• Ciminelli Plan Chosen for Women and Children's Hospital Campus
• Empower, UB Win Top Public Relations Awards
  
• Kaleida Reaches Tentative Labor Deal with Three Unions
  
• Kaleida Interviewing Developers for Children’s Hospital Reuse Project
  
• Coming Together: BRMC Community Breakfast Focuses on Affiliation with Kaleida
  
• Kaleida on Pace to Select Children's Hospital Developer This Summer
  
• Kaleida to Shift More Programs to Orchard Park
  
• How Muhammad Ali's Sport is Giving Parkinson's Patients Fighting Spirit
  
• Roswell Park, Kaleida Planning New Outpatient Pediatric Center
  
• Cuba Memorial Latest Hospital to Affiliate with Kaleida
  
• Three Women Leave Their Mark on Medical Campus Skyline
  
• Buffalo Doctors Among First Using and Developing Retrievable Stroke Devices
  
• Olean General CEO Calls Kaleida Affiliation Proactive and Strategic
  
• Kaleida Continues Aggressive Growth Strategy
  
• Upper Allegheny, Kaleida Health to Affiliate
  
• The Gates Vascular Institute of Kaleida Health, in Partnership with the University at Buffalo Neurosurgery, Announce the Acquisition of Synaptive Medical’s Brightmatter Technology
  
• Safe Kids Day at Women & Children’s Hospital Aims to Curb Preventable Injuries
  
• Bills Rookies Tour Buffalo
  
• Oishei Children's Hospital Rising on Time, on Budget
  
• Stratasys Forms Medical Partnership
  
• Oishei Children’s Hospital Taking Shape
  
• Olean General, Buff General Receive Approval for Cardiac Expansion
  
• Kaleida Health Seeks Further Growth
• First Baby Born by C-section at Sierra Leone Clinic with Buffalo Connections
• New Children's Hospital Live Tour on Daybreak
  
• Kaleida Reorganizes Executive Team, Begins Search for Hospital President
  
• New Procedure Calms Jamestown Boy’s Seizures, Makes College Possible
  
• Rare Form of a Rare Disease’ Can’t Hold Back Lancaster Fifth-grader
  
• Innovative Spine-stretching Surgery Helps 9-year-old Boy Stand Tall
  
• Newborn Boy Bounces Back after Micro-incision Surgery
  
• State Legislation Expands Collaboration Between ECMC, Kaleida and UB
  
• How 3D Printing is Drastically Changing Local Healthcare
  
• Buffalo’s Donated Surgical Tools Help Preserve Life in Sierra Leone
  
• Kaleida Reports $23 Million in Surplus for 2015
• Kaleida Health Staff Participates in Health Outreach Mission
  
• Niagara Falls Cardiac Facility Receives Final Approvals
  
• Mother Battling Brain Cancer Delivers ‘Miracle Baby’ Boy
• ENH-Kaleida Affiliation Announced
  
• Gates Vascular Institute Named a Comprehensive Stroke Center
• Local Doctor Says Stroke Becoming More Common in Young Women
  
• Kaleida Health Improves Safety and Quality for Employees and Patients
• From Buffalo to Dunkirk: Kaleida Reps Meet with Local Officials
• Physicians Object to Required Training to Prescribe Opioid Painkillers
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse
• 9-Year-Old Boy Diagnosed With Deadly, Rare Disease During Routine Checkup Feels 'Less Scared' Thanks to New Treatment
• Brooks Memorial Hospital Names New CEO
• Children’s Ambulatory Surgery Center Gets OK from State
• Hospitals Identify Partners for Bundled Payment Program
• How Hospitals Prepare for Emergencies
• Zoo Forms Special Partnership with WCHOB
• When the Tourist has an Appointment, Not a Camera
• Children's Hospital Expands Outpatient Services in Hamburg
• If You Treat a Parent’s Depression, Will Their Child’s Asthma Improve?
• Tops Markets’ Curci Replaces Koelmel as Chair of Kaleida Board
• How to Design Workspaces for Big Ideas
• Elmwood Neighbors Offer Thoughts on Reuse of Children's Hospital Site
• Women & Children's Hospital NICU Celebrates One Year Free of Central Line Infections
• Health Providers Team with Business on Cancer Screening Initiative
• Six-year-old Battling for Life Every Day
• Gilbert Named Director of Robotic Surgery
• DeGraff Memorial Hospital Skilled Nursing Facility Ranks as Top Perfomer
• UB Researchers are Recruiting Overweight Adults and Children for Weight-loss Studies
• Harmon Co-Leads National Study on Teens' Weight-Loss Surgery
• Pop-Up for Kids Health
• Lancaster Man is First in Area to Use New Cardiac Device
• Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital and Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo Recognized for Delivering Quality Specialty Care Safely and Effectively
• Public to get first look at Children's Hospital redevelopment proposals
• First baby arrives 1 minute into New Year – after lengthy labor

2015

• After a near-death, plain talk by doctor can make a difference for those battling addiction
• Bills recognize first responders, heart attack survivor during Sunday's win
• Press Pass: Children's Hospital serves as a symbol of economic rebound
• Kaleida to open Orchard Park ambulatory surgery center by June
• Kaleida Health receives $4.2 million from Wilson Foundation
• 3D printing emerging as significant technology in health care
• Oishei Children's Hospital 35 percent complete
• Jacobs Institute debuts 3D brain models
• Kaleida has taken a thoughtful approach to repurposing Children's site
• Kaleida has done impressive spadework in preparing for closing of Women & Children's Hospital
• WNY partners planning cardiac care project in Falls
• Kaleida opens new outpatient site
• NICU center opens at Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital
• Making the medical campus more pedestrian-friendly
• Parking deal reached between medical campus, city
• The new John R. Oishei Children's Hospital: A beacon of excellence in children's care
• Kaleida acquires Western New York Urology and Cancer Care of WNY
• DeGraff Hospital part of a greater whole
• Oishei Foundation unveils logo for new hospital
• New York State approves Kaleida Health ASC
• Stroke treatment study at GVI reports progress
• Higgins, Schumer push for helipad
• Lomeo has jumpstarted Kaleida Health
• Kaleida Health's $30 million turnaround
• WCHOB physicians urge vaccination
• Dr. Schwaitzberg named chair of surgery
• WCHOB details clinic move to BNMC campus
• Flu volume steady, but easing up, health officials say
• Federal money sought for Ebola preparations
• WCHOB's Dr. Turkovich warns of cold temperatures
• Restructuring care a priority in WNY

2014

• Editorial: Plans for Gates Circle serves neighborhood well
• Kaleida Health's next endeavor: Children's
• Therapy dogs make a difference at WCHOB

2013

• Harmon named Chief Of Pediatric Surgery
  
• WCHOB physician studies risks of early newborns
  
• New network of WCHOB OB/GYN centers open up
  
• Business First: BNMC status report
  
• Olean General tries out new Kaleida Health Cath Lab
  
• Dr. Hughes to serve in Kaleida Health, UB roles
• The VNA: Flu shots for a good cause
• LT Gov Duffy kicks off state health exchange at GVI
• Some help in dealing with the health act start up
• Editorial: Kaleida deserves credit for sticking to plan
• New WCHOB OB/GYN Centers in WNY
• Kaskie: Relief sought from State regulations
• Going green saves Kaleida Health thousands
• WCHOB ranks among top hospitals in us news & world report
• Kaleida sees strong interest in Gates reuse
• Space growing scare as BNMC grows
• Kaleida plans expansion of Millard Suburban
• Koelmel named President of Sabres Harbor Center
• Hospitals work toward reducing readmission rates
• Kaleida Health developing reuse strategy for WCHOB
• Medical campus seeking parking site
  
• Millard Suburban - inspired by Anthony's struggle
• Information session planned for WCHOB
• Children's branding strategy includes women's clinics
• Children's Hosptial shows off mock-up rooms
  
• Canterbury Woods interested in WCHOB site
  
• Fisher Price and Mattel pledge $3 million to new WCHOB
• Sabres, Kaleida Health announce newborn baby program
  
• Fireworks herald year's first baby at WCHOB
  
• Children's leadership team brings Buffalo background
  
• First Christmas baby born at Women & Children's Hospital
  
• Kaleida Health, Ciminellis get to work on med campus site

2012

• BGH employee surprises patients with towel animals
• State releases safe patient handling report, lauds Kaleida
• Millard Gates wins Get with the Guidelines Stroke Award
• Toshiba demonstrates effectiveness of Aquilion One
• DeGraff volunteer offers help, finds himself