Kaleida Health in the News

The memories of more than 100 area people who passed away in the past year were honored Friday outside Olean General Hospital with a flutter of butterflies....

The pressure is mounting in the high-stakes negotiations that could determine the future working conditions of more than 6,300 health care workers as well as the future financial viability of Western New York's largest health system.

UB-fueled research unfolds on floors five through eight of the building at 875 Ellicott St., alongside Buffalo General Medical Center.

A former patient recounted her recent experience at GVI where she underwent open heart surgery

In Western New York and across the state, less than 5% of eligible infants and toddlers, up to 4 years old, have received even a single dose of either pediatric Moderna or Pfizer vaccine.

Area healthcare professionals gathered recently to discuss their shared experiences and options during a recent Panel of Experts event at Buffalo Business First.

Adelyn Bell, an incoming sophomore at Otto-Eldred Junior/Senior High School, has dedicated her time and efforts this summer to build, stock and work a vegetable stand....

The Kiwanis Club of Bradford is once again distributing trauma dolls to area agencies and the local hospital to assist providers in helping children cope in difficult situations.

Dr. Schroeder-Watt, chief of service for the department of anesthesiology at Kaleida Health, is not only a strong advocate for women’s athletics, but also for encouraging girls and women to break through another barrier and enter the STEM careers of science, technology, engineering and math.

Facing a mid-year deficit topping $60 million, Kaleida Health’s new CEO said he’s busy working on ways to generate revenue and minimize losses at the region’s largest health system.