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Senior living in Buffalo, New York

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Buffalo, NY

Mary Agnes Manor

Mary Agnes Manor is a 230-bed assisted living residence in Buffalo, New York, on the historic D'Youville campus. The residence holds licenses for an Assisted Living Program and a Special Needs Assisted Living Residence, which provide extra care for people with declining daily living or cognitive abilities.

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Buffalo, NY

Mercy Nursing Facility at OLV

Mercy Nursing Facility at OLV is a four-floor, 84-bed nursing home in Lackawanna, New York, near Buffalo. It uses a household model intended to create a peaceful atmosphere. Every resident has a private room, and each floor has its own living room, spa bathing area, kitchen and laundry, and a large dining and activity area.

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Buffalo, NY

Terrace View Long Term Care

Terrace View is a 390-bed nursing home on the ECMC Health Campus in Buffalo, New York, named for the cascading terraces that give residents fresh-air outdoor spaces. The facility also includes a 66-bed short-term rehabilitation area, a 20-bed ventilation unit, a 16-bed behavioral intervention unit, a 10-bed bariatric unit and specialty beds for residents with Alzheimer's and dementia.

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