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Buffalo-area Medicare Advantage members on individual UnitedHealthcare, Independent Health or MVP plans will be out of network at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in 2027
Buffalo-area Medicare Advantage members on any individual UnitedHealthcare, Independent Health or MVP Health Care plan will be out of network at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in 2027, according to the cancer center’s own 2027 plan list. All 10 UnitedHealthcare products, all seven Independent Health products and all six MVP products are marked “No” for […] The post Buffalo-area Medicare Advantage members on individual UnitedHealthcare, Independent Health or MVP plans will be out of network at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center in 2027 appeared first on The Money Overview .
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Alexander streambank project gets $150,000 to protect sewer line and Tonawanda Creek
An eroding bank along Tonawanda Creek is close to exposing the main sewer line for the Village of Alexander’s municipal wastewater system. The Genesee County Soil and Water Conservation District has received $150,000 in state funding to fix it. The Tonawanda Creek Streambank Stabilization project will shore up the bank
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Catholic Health Eyes $28.5M Northtowns Medical Hub
Catholic Health is planning a $28.5 million Northtowns medical hub that would consolidate several of its existing offices under one roof, bringing primary care, cardiac and vascular services together. The project was reported by Buffalo Business First, which described plans for a new Northtowns hub. The plan calls for folding...
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WELLNESS CHOICES—New Name. New Possibilities.
For generations, Buffalo’s children’s hospital has been more than a place to receive care. It has been a place of healing, hope and lifesaving expertise when families need it most. Today, that legacy continues under a new name: Golisano Children’s Hospital of Buffalo (GCH Buffalo). The transition...
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Medicaid changes could threaten health care for thousands in WNY
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UBMD Physicians' Group launches Epic, strengthening connections across WNY healthcare
Shared electronic health record initiative with Kaleida Health & ECMC aims to improve care coordination, patient safety, access to health information. UBMD Physicians’ Group went live with the Epic electronic health record platform this past week, marking a major milestone in a regional healthcare technology initiative to connect patient information across UBMD, Kaleida Health, and Erie County Medical Center (ECMC).
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$12 million state investment dedicated to developing 5/14 Living Memorial and Healing Center
In a surprise announcement Monday for members of the 5/14 Memorial Foundation, New York State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie joined Assembly Majority Leader Crystal Peoples-Stokes and other local elected official and community leaders to dedicate $12 million of state funds to development the 5/14 Living Memorial & Healing Center along Jefferson Avenue. Read more from WBEN:
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Jericho Road wins state funding to grow WNY healthcare workforce
Buffalo Mayor Sean Ryan showcases new snow removal equipment →Mohawk Place – Rebirth of a Live Music Landmark →“We’re Better Than That.” | Lindy Ruff On Losing The Three Goal Lead | Buffalo Sabres →“Always Trying To Get Better, Always Learning.” | Tage Thompson On Peyton Krebs | Buffalo Sabres →“He’s A Super Fun Player To Play With.” Zach Benson On Tage Thompson | Buffalo Sabres →“It’s Fun To Watch.” Peyton Krebs On Tage Thompson’s Hat Trick | Buffalo Sabres →
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Waterview Heights closure sparks concern for nursing home bed shortage
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A shortage of nursing home beds continues for our aging population across New York state. Just last week, a nursing home in Rochester closed. More than 160 residents moved out of Waterview Heights Nursing Home after reports of multiple failed inspections and a lack of care.
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Older adults urged to seek professional guidance when reviewing Medicare Advantage plan
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Anna Diliberto, 77, is retired and on a fixed income, and is looking to review her existing Medicare Advantage healthcare plan for any upcoming coverage changes next year. "Definitely prescriptions, the wellness benefits. What the premium is going to be, out-of-pocket costs. All of that is...