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Erie County

  • Erie County Department of Health.  "The mission of the Erie County Department of Health is to protect the public's health, to prevent disease and premature death through the promotion of healthy living and wellness, and to provide a safety net of services for those with limited access to healthcare."

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Hospice

  • CMI Education Institute.  "The American Academy of Bereavement (AAB), a non-profit organization founded in 1993, is a national association devoted to the education, preparation and advancement of bereavement specialists. AAB serves as a stepping stone for professional and personal growth in the field of bereavement. As an AAB member you will have the opportunity to establish relationships with colleagues across the country. Through seminars, a yearly conference and networking, members are able to discuss the challenges and the gifts of this unique work."
  • Caring Hearts Home Care.  "Caring Hearts Home Care is a licensed home health care service agency licensed by the New York State Department of Health. We provide home care services to the Western New York community. Our skilled personnel are licensed, registered professionals and are fully insured.

    As an affiliate of The Center for Hospice & Palliative Care, you can be assured of receiving the highest quality of care from our staff."
  • The Center for Hospice & Palliative Care.  "The Center for Hospice & Palliative Care is the parent organization of Hospice Buffalo, Home Care Buffalo, Life Transitions Center, Caring Hearts Home Care, the Hospice Foundation of WNY and CMI Education Institute. It provides services that enhance the comfort and quality of life for those experiencing the impact of serious illness and loss.
  • Home Care Buffalo.  "Home Care Buffalo is a nonprofit home health care agency certified by the New York State Department of Health, and accredited from the Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP). We provide a wide range of services to anyone in Erie County who is recovering from illness, surgery or disability.

    Home health care provides skilled nursing and other health care services in the comfort, convenience and privacy of your own home."
  • Hospice Buffalo.  "Founded in 1978, Hospice Buffalo, Inc., was one of the first Hospice programs created in the United States.

    Hospice Buffalo offers comprehensive, compassionate care for people nearing the end of their lives. We serve residents of Erie County without regard to age, race, religion, ethnicity or type of disease. Hospice care is available in homes, hospitals, area nursing homes, adult facilities and The Mary and Ralph Wilson, Jr. Hospice Inpatient Unit in Cheektowaga, NY."
  • Hospice Foundation of WNY.  "The mission of the Hospice Foundation is to accept, administer, and invest all charitable funds on behalf of The Center for Hospice & Palliative Care (CHPC), support the work of CHPC, and to solicit funding for future needs."
  • Life Transitions Center.  "The mission of Life Transitions Center is to provide education, counseling, information, support, and resources to anyone concerned about issues related to loss, grief, death, and living with a life-threatening illness.

    The Life Transitions Center offers a variety of services to help people cope with death related issues. Programs are available for adults, children, families and individuals. It is the Center's goal to ensure that no one who is grieving or living with a serious illness will have to struggle alone."   
     

Hospitals

Physician Ratings

  • RateMDs.com.  "The purpose of the site is to be a resource for people who want to find a good doctor. Where else can you find out what others think of your doctor? When choosing a doctor, wouldn't you like some information first? It also gives you, the user, a place to voice your opinion. Your opinion will help others to find a good doctor." 
  • Revolution Health. "Revolution Health Group is a leading consumer-centric health company founded to transform how people approach their overall health and wellness. By putting individuals at the center of their own healthcare, Revolution Health allows them to make informed choices and offers more convenience and control over their individual healthcare decisions."  Comment:  The physician evaluation page is located at http://www.revolutionhealth.com/care-providers  
 

Suicide Prevention

  • Kids Helpline.  "Disclaimer: The information provided here is for educational use only. If you are in crisis and considering suicide, please contact the National Hopeline at 1-800-SUICIDE immediately or call 911.

    Many young people feel depressed and/or overwhelmed by the pressures in their life. People who think about suicide, attempt or complete it, often want to find a way to end their pain. To get a better understanding of suicide, read this page and take our suicide awareness questionnaire. We’ve also given you info on what to do if you, a friend or a loved one is feeling suicidal. If you feel depressed or want to talk to someone about other options, call the Kids’ Helpline at 716-834-1144 or toll free at 1-877-KIDS-400." 
  • University at Buffalo, Suicide Prevention Counseling Services.  "After accidents and homicides, suicide is the third leading cause of death among young adults ages 15-24. It can be prevented. Men are more likely to commit suicide than women. They usually use violent means to end their own lives. Females, on the other hand, are more likely to attempt suicide. They usually use drugs or poison to try and end their lives. You should note that a suicide attempt is a "cry for help" and a request for social support. The suicidal person is letting his/her feelings be known. His/her problems seem overwhelming and too difficult to handle." 

 


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