Cayuga Health | Cancer Center

Kaleida Health is a not-for-profit, multi-hospital healthcare network based in Buffalo, NY, and the largest provider in Western New York. Founded in 1998, it operates five hospitals in the Buffalo–Niagara Falls area and offers comprehensive cancer care among its services. The system emphasizes advanced technology, specialty care (including oncology), emergency and maternity services, orthopedics, cardiology, robotic-assisted surgery, and supportive programs. Headquarters: Buffalo, NY. Website: kaleidahealth.org. Key facts: nonprofit organization; about 2,267 employees; roughly $1.8B annual revenue; serves eight Western New York counties; operates in a broader healthcare ecosystem with affiliations and partnerships. If you’re specifically seeking Kaleida Health’s cancer care offerings in Buffalo (and nearby regions like Ithaca), Kaleida Health provides integrated cancer services through its hospitals, including medical oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, and related cancer-support programs. For exact programs, timelines, and locations, visit their Cancer Care pages or contact the listed main line at 1-716-859-5600.

ECMC (Erie County Medical Center) in Buffalo, NY is a Level I trauma center and a major teaching hospital affiliated with the University at Buffalo. Key cancer care details: ECMC provides comprehensive cancer care as part of its services, along with transplantation, behavioral health, rehabilitation, and cardiovascular services. The hospital has 550 beds, is located at 462 Grider Street in Buffalo, and operates as a public-benefit corporation with about 1,061 staff. For cancer-specific needs or appointment information, contact info@ecmc.edu or call 716-898-3000.