Kaleida Health in the News

Newbury Salads is planning a return to Buffalo, with a contract underway to take over lobby space vacated in late May by Healthy Scratch at Buffalo General Medical Center.

Cassie Church, chief nursing officer at Oishei Children's Hospital, has accepted a job as executive vice president and chief nursing officer at Children's Health in Dallas.

The health care industry in Western New York and beyond is grappling with yet another shortage: imaging contrast dye

A Buffalo-based program has received an $8 million boost from the state to help expand a statewide substance abuse prevention and treatment program and possibly, into contiguous states.

Kaleida Health is planning a $6.8 million unit at John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital for pregnant mothers with high-risk pregnancies.

Paxlovid, an oral treatment authorized for emergency use in high-risk adults in December, is considered a crucial pandemic pill.

Oishei is planning to spend nearly $6.7 million to open a high-risk maternity unit: 12 newly constructed private inpatient rooms that would occupy about 11,000 square feet on the hospital's seventh floor.

Michael P. Hughes, senior vice president and chief administrative officer for Kaleida Health, has been nominated as the new chairman of the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority.

The mass shooting in Buffalo last weekend provided yet another example why many in the health field – frustrated that gun safety debates all too often start and end with talk of more background checks and renewed automatic weapons bans – look to reframe the gun-violence conversation as one focused on finding a broader array of data-driven solutions.