26 hours ago Emergencies. Call 911 (Emergency Medical Services) for any life threatening emergency that requires immediate medical care (inability to breathe, severely choking, unconsciousness, seizure, etc.). For poisonings, call the Poison Control Center (716) 878-7654 or 1-800-222-1222. >> Go To The Portal
Emergencies. Call 911 (Emergency Medical Services) for any life threatening emergency that requires immediate medical care (inability to breathe, severely choking, unconsciousness, seizure, etc.). For poisonings, call the Poison Control Center (716) 878-7654 or 1-800-222-1222.
If you need assistance in using the portal, please call (716) 706-2110. Registered users of the following Catholic Health patient portals may view their medical records online. Patients are registered during a visit to a primary care center or hospital. For patients who have been discharged from Mount St. Mary's Hospital.
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If you become ill or are injured after office hours, during the weekend, or a holiday, your call to the office will go through our answering service. Please limit calls to emergencies or other urgent problems that cannot wait until morning.
Primary Care – Our primary care physicians are here to provide a constant support system for our patients to lean on. Few things are more important than your health, which we treat by conducting annual physicals, providing care for your non-emergent medical needs, and assessing symptoms for specialist referrals.
And above all, know that an annual physical is vital to maintaining optimum health and wellness, as well as tracking changes in your growth and development.
Prescriptions will only be refilled during office hours. Please plan ahead so that you do not run out of important medicines. Always have the phone number of your pharmacy available when you call the office.
VanGo Patient Transportation. For patients who need transportation to get to tests, procedures, cardiac rehab, physical therapy, and appointments. Call (716) 298-2370 between 8 am and 5 pm for reservations. Appointments are scheduled on a first-call, first served basis and must be made at least 24 hours in advance.
Meals are served at the following times: Breakfast: 7:45 a.m. to 9 a.m. Lunch: 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Any mail, packages, or flowers will be delivered daily to your room. Outgoing mail may be given to your nurse. Mail received after your discharge will be forwarded to your home.
These policies are available by calling 298-2146. Back to top.
Leave large sums of money and all unnecessary jewelry and valuables at home. Keep all personal items such as eyeglasses, hearing aids, razors, perfume, etc. in the drawer of your bedside stand. This will help prevent accidental loss or damage.
Essential Support Persons – for patients who are intellectually, cognitively or developmentally disabled and require special needs/assistance/support. Visitors who are deemed to be essential for discharge education in order to facilitate a safe discharge from the facility.
If you have any concerns about hospital policies, procedures, or personnel, or if anything occurs during your visit which you would like to share with someone, please ask to see a patient advocate by calling (716) 298-2017.