Help at your home was indeed a huge help! Prompt to answer/ return calls. Provided a tun of…read moreresources and information. Kind and professional staff... they took a huge weight off my shoulders and helped me manage during a difficult time. Caring for an aging or disabled loved one is so challenging, I wasn't able to do everything that my mother needed during her end of life care. Help at home helped me care for her and keep her home instead of alone in a facility.

If you're homosexual or bisexual or even bi-curious, and you're in the hood, then what you need is…read moreto find one of the Hood Gay Bars. But this place has nothing to do with that. This place is Good Nay Bars. Don't confuse the two, otherwise this place will make you go through a cleansing and then attempt an intervention, and I don't mean the kind of intervention that you go to clubs looking to receive. Ahem. So did you know that you can go and see a doctor, get diagnosed, get prescriptions, and even make out with random Christian men (as long as you too are male), by coming to this place. Of course they are a very religious institution which means they do promote same sex activity in every way, and I applaud them for that and would probably kiss a boy just to make them happy even though I'm really not into boys. Well at least I say I'm not. We'll see. Who knows. Are any of the Alexs single? All same sex sex aside, Good Neighbors is where you should go if you have no health insurance. It's where you should go if you are in need of some help. It's where you should go if you don't mind pretending to be a devout Christian just to get some medical attention. It's sad that in the richest country on earth, it comes to this, but maybe that's how they are so rich. Make the poor basically have to beg and/or pretend, just to see a doctor. The only reason this place gets a 4 and not a 5 is because they really do throw God in your face like a doorstep bible thumper (not Bambi) on methamphetamines (and a lot of the people who come here are actually on those so my comparison works on many levels). But they helped me out when I needed it and for that I am eternally grateful. It's good that you can get healthcare for free if you really force the issue and pretend to be a Roman Catholic Jewish Muslim. So come here if you need free healthcare, or if you want to see how good your neighbours really are, or if you want to give it to your neighbours really good. As long as you are male and they are male. Otherwise, you're not welcome here. It's fun to stay at the YMCA young man. PS Sex, sex, sex. Boy on boy sex. Woo.

Are you uninsured? Do you still deserve good health care? Meet your new health clinic: Good…read moreNeighbors. It's totally free for the uninsured. This have pretty limited hours, open 2-3 days a week for just a few hours (Check the website--it's all there). All of the doctors and nurses work there on a volunteer basis. It's equally as professional as any other doctor's office I've visited, and I didn't even have to bring my wallet this time. Saw Dr. Oddo, good guy. Not only do they offer primary medical care, but they also offer vision, dental and back care, counseling and advocacy. I recommend getting there at least 30 minutes before they open because there will probably already be people lining up outside the door. While I was waiting in the lobby, a woman from Family Health Plus was calling patients in to enroll in income-based insurance coverage (so you might even walk away with a pending insurance plan!). One thing I must mention is that (based on my sole experience), if you are offended by Christianity, you might be a little turned off. There were Bible stories playing on the TV, and the nurse practitioner asked me several questions about my spiritual beliefs, followed by a nudge to read scripture daily. I'm not personally bothered by this, but it's a heads up to those who are. But in the end, it's a free health clinic. And if you're uninsured like me, you know how rare it is to find a place like this. I highly recommend it to anyone else who previously thought they had to miss out on regular doctor's visits for fear of burning a hole in the pocket.

The individualized and compassionate care is stellar. Recovering from not one but two total knee…read morereplacements is fraught with obstacles but the therapists at Island Body Works are there for you every step of the way. I highly recommend this amazing establishment!

Kathleen B. "Canopy of Neighbors" is an excellent group…read moreoffering crucial volunteer services (such as rides to doctor appointments) to senior citizens in our area as well as opportunities to socialize, to go to the theater or a concert, all with a volunteer ride provided to each event. The staff is warm and helpful and their friendly group of volunteers are equally kind and generous with their time.

This is a terrific idea! Marvelous. The idea is that volunteers help seniors get around to…read moreappointments. At least that's what we use them for the most. But they do all sorts of other things too. Classes on a variety of things. Chances for seniors to get out and socialize with others. Group events. More. There's a yearly fee, but it's pretty nominal if you get out more than 2 times a month and used to use taxis. They work out of a few zipcodes in Buffalo, not yet all. So if you live in one of those you are in luck. The execution is where it falls down a little. Even if you put in your request by their "advance notice" deadlines, at times they cannot find a ride. Which is fine if they let you know a few days in advance, but sometimes they only did that a day in advance. That can lead to some scrambling, especially if you can't really take a taxi for whatever reason. So I love the idea. Just wish they had worked out some of the kinks by now.

I receive excellent therapy at Amherst Therapy, located in North Buffalo. Marty, the owner, has put…read moretogether a talented team of therapists who are caring and knowledgable. Even the ladies at the front desk are helpful and pleasant. I've been helped through knee replacement, after accidents and for strength training. this place has a warm water pool where a therapist supervises my exercises for fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. I recommend Amherst Physical Therapy for anyone who may need Physical or Aquatic Therapy.

This physical therapy facility should be shut down. The owner should be removed from the practice…read moreconsidering he unprofessionalism and care quality depending on the patient. He is controlling, threatening and prejudice. The office experience was great until he hired a new scheduler, that's only been there 9 months vs. my 3 years of being a patient with ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEMS! For aqua therapy he doesn't change the water as frequently as it should be done. I've found it filthy, with a ring around it, patch work at the bottom of the pool which makes it uncomfortable and floating insects sometimes. Depending on your disability, Ive witness derogatory comments, slow service and misunderstood patients. I do not recommend this facility period. There is now an ACTIVE COMPLAINT BEING PLACED AGAINST them.

Easter event for the children. I brought my grandbabies and dressed them alike. The event isn't…read moreover but it's always a great time when we come here. Most of the staff know who I am by face. It's positive vibes when we're here.

Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that has been in…read moreoperation for 26 years. The overall mission of the organization is to coordinate and collaborate with key stakeholders in Erie County/City of Buffalo, to increase access to and utilization of preconception, prenatal, perinatal and postpartum health care services in the community. The agency and its programs work within the community to help identify problems of adequacy, acceptability and accessibility in the delivery of these services, especially to those who are in high-need; to seek support for implementation of programs/services that help attain the agency mission; promote coordination between service providers who serve similar consumers/clients; and to provide informational and educational activities for providers and consumers, to help enable improved birth outcomes for the targeted population. The programs operated by Buffalo Prenatal focus on improving maternal and infant health outcomes for high need women and their families, and to help reduce racial and ethnic disparities in those outcomes. Programs operated by Buffalo Prenatal include a New York State Department of Health Maternal Infant Community Health Collaborative (MICHC), a Healthy Families New York Program (also known as the Buffalo Home Visiting Program), and a Healthy Start Initiative. Parking on Delaware at a meter or behind the building on any side street. You will take the elevator to the 4th floor and have to be buzzed in by the front desk.

The staff at this establishment is top notch! My grandpa is a resident here currently and each and…read moreevery caretaker treats him as if he is their own family. I am continuously impressed by their patience and compassion. I would recommend Wheatfield Commons to anyone with a loved one needing memory care.

The people here are Nice and caring. They are truly dedicated to helping the population they serve…read more If a doctor has any concerns or questions regarding their patients, they can call at anytime and someone will help to navigate the programs available.