Kaleida Health Corporate Offices
100 High Street
Buffalo, NY 14203
(716) 859-5600
Publications
• 2006 Annual Report
• 2005 Annual Report
• 2004 Annual Report
• 2003 Annual Report
• 2002 Annual Report
• 2001 Annual Report
All files are PDF format.
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 Kaleida
Health is the largest healthcare provider in Western New York, serving
the area's eight counties with state-of-the-art technology and
comprehensive healthcare services. Our expert, compassionate healthcare
professionals are committed to providing the best experience possible
for those who enter our facilities, from patients to visitors, because
we understand that when people are sick – or when someone they love is
sick –they are often at their most vulnerable. That’s why more than 1 million sick or injured patients choose to visit Kaleida Health hospitals annually, including Buffalo General Hospital, DeGraff Memorial Hospital, Millard Fillmore Gates Circle Hospital, Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo and numerous community healthcare centers.
We also provide important services through our long-term care facilities, behavioral health programs and the Visiting Nursing Association of WNY, Inc.
Each
of our member facilities has a strong tradition of outstanding service
to the WNY community, dating back to as early as the 1800s. Together we
are bringing our patients a strong history of dedication to the
community and the finest quality medical care -- every day.
With
1,800 physicians practicing across the system and 3,000 nursing
personnel, Kaleida Health offers a wide array of career choices and
continuous learning opportunities for healthcare professionals, as well
as serves as the major teaching affiliate of the State University of
New York at Buffalo’s Schools of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and
Dental Medicine.
 The largest hospital in the system is Buffalo General Hospital,
which was founded in 1855. A 511-bed acute care medical center with a
wide spectrum of clinical inpatient departments and outpatient
services, its specialized programs include cardiac and orthopedic
surgery; urology; psychiatry; dialysis; gastroenterology; cardiac
rehabilitation; rehabilitation medicine; kidney and pancreas
transplantation; neurology and neurosurgery.
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