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Design Plans Unveiled for Niagara Medical Center

December 23, 2010 1264 Views Eastern U.S., Sex Offenders

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Initial design plans for an $80 million hospital and outpatient surgery center have been unveiled, according to reports.

The project will add to a cluster of new buildings reshaping health care in Buffalo and the downtown landscape. Construction is already under way on a $291 million, 10-story vascular care and medical research facility.

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Mount Vernon Project Begins

November 22, 2010November 22, 2010 1434 Views Eastern U.S., Sex Offenders

MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. — A $30 million renovation project will soon be under way to bring the 119-year old Mount Vernon Hospital up to the 21st century, and assure its long-term future and stability.

Restoration of the 358,000-square-foot facility, which has expanded in stages since 1891, will include substantial reconstruction. The hospital, which is one of the most significant structures in the city and a major fixture downtown, has been struggling financially for more than 25 years.

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Cleveland Clinic to Consult on Kaleida Heart Center

November 16, 2010 1432 Views ActiveHealth, Eastern U.S., Sex Offenders

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Cleveland Clinic, a healthcare organization once cited by President Obama as a model of excellence, has been hired by Kaleida Health to consult on a new hospital’s heart-care program, including its policies, procedures, personnel, outcome and facilities. The consulting agreement was reached as construction continues in downtown Buffalo on a new 10-story, $291 million Kaleida vascular care and medical research facility.

The vascular center is joint venture between Kaleida Health and the University at Buffalo.

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N.Y. DOC Pharmacy Could Save Taxpayers Millions

November 12, 2010 1759 Views Eastern U.S., Sex Offenders, Union County Juvenile Detention Center

ONEIDA COUNTY, N.Y. — The New York Department of Corrections’ new automated central pharmacy is on schedule to be completed next spring and DOC officials predict it will save taxpayers $1.5 million a year.

Construction is nearing completion on the 60,500-square-foot building at the Mid-State Correctional facility in Marcy, which will contain a registered pharmacy with automated dispensing equipment.