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Shoreline Trail - City of Buffalo | Empire State Trail
We are only a few blocks away from Historic Allentown and the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. A free train ride away from KeyBank Center, the Harborcenter, Canalside, Sahlen Field, City Hall, Naval Park, and the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center.
General Information:
-Beds start at $35
-Privates $65-85 for 1 or 2 people
-Group Rates Available
-Fully Equipped Kitchen, Dining Room Lounge, Movie Room, Laundry Facilities & WiFi throughout the building
-Due to Covid--All Reservations must be made online with prearranged check-ins (No Walk-Ins)
-An Gov't ID from outside of Erie County required
-Non-Residential

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 667 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14203

 (716) 852-5222 

 
Hotel @ The Lafayette

Hotel at the Lafayette, part of the Wyndham Trademark Hotel Collection, blends historical décor, modern amenities, and an inviting atmosphere for an unforgettable Buffalo stay. Built in 1904, the landmark French Renaissance-style hotel was designed by Louise Blanchard Bethune, the first American female architect. Enjoy easy access to sports, entertainment, shopping, and dining—including the onsite Lafayette Brewing Company restaurant and bar, and the Public Espresso coffee shop.

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 (716) 853-1505 

 
InnBuffalo

A nine-suite, historic boutique hotel located in the heart of the Elmwood Village. Minutes from downtown Buffalo, the mansion was originally the home of H. H. Hewitt. Nine, unique suites, all with ensuite accommodations, now occupy its upper floors, while the grand common areas are available for guests to enjoy. Guests are served a complimentary gourmet breakfast every morning in the original dining room. InnBuffalo is a "Preservation in Progress." During renovations, many unique and one-of-a-kind finishes were uncovered. Guests have the rare opportunity to see these elements of the home that have remained untouched for the last 115 years and learn of ongoing restoration plans.
Mental Health Care | VA Minneapolis Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Veterans mental health council
Each VA supports a council of Veterans and supporters who provide input on ways to improve mental health services. The Minneapolis VA council currently meets once per month and welcomes input from Veterans, family members, friends, supporters and others who hope to improve care for Veterans.
Learn more about the Veterans mental health council at Minneapolis VA
Evidence based treatments
We place a strong emphasis on treatments that have been scientifically studied and proven to be effective.
Learn more about evidence based therapies offered at Minneapolis VA

Commitment to diversity
The Minneapolis VA Mental Health Service Line has a strong commitment to the treatment of underrepresented and marginalized communities, and training of culturally competent staff. Our goals are to create and maintain a diverse and inclusive work environment, to foster multicultural competence and self-awareness and to model cultural humility.
Minneapolis VA both serves and employs individuals of diverse backgrounds, including diversity with respect to age, gender, sexual orientation, disability status, race, religion and ethnicity. As mental health professionals, it is our privilege and duty to provide culturally responsive mental health care.
We believe that increased self-awareness and sensitivity to cultural identities within our staff lead us to be more effective practitioners, teachers and researchers. Staff at Minneapolis VA are also committed to ongoing education, and real policy and institutional change. Each of us must continually strive to utilize the skills and expertise we possess to improve the lives of all Veterans.
Confidentiality
Mental health services are confidential. We will not talk to anyone about information you share unless you give written consent. Under federal law, a few exceptions to this rule exist. If you have questions, please ask your mental health provider.

 Other resources
 

Learn more about VA mental health services for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), psychological effects of military sexual trauma (MST), depression, grief, anxiety, and other needs. You can use some services even if you’re not enrolled in VA health care.

Care and resources for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

VA program for Veterans with serious mental illness. We help you set goals, learn skills and apply skills

Training, educational resources, and tools to help Veteran caregivers take care of their families.
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VISN 5 Capitol MIRECC Mission is to maximize the recovery and community functioning of Veterans with serious mental illnesses Director: Richard Goldberg, PhD (Richard.Goldberg@va.gov)
VISN 6 Mid-Atlantic MIRECC Mission is to implement a translational medicine center for assessment and treatment of post deployment mental illness with a special focus on TBI, biomarkers, and the needs of women veterans and families. Director: Jennifer Naylor, PhD (Jennifer.Naylor2@va.gov)
VISN 16 South Central MIRECC Mission is to promote equity in engagement, access, and quality of mental health care for Veterans facing barriers to care, especially rural Veterans. Director: Mark Kunik, MD, MPH (Mkunik@bcm.edu)
VISN 17 Center of Excellence - Returning War Veterans Mission is to promote research on post-deployment adjustment and development of treatments for veterans with post-war problems in functioning. Director: Richard W. Seim, PhD (Richard.Seim@va.gov)
VISN 19 Rocky Mountain MIRECC Mission is to reduce suicidal ideation and behaviors among veterans by identifying cognitive and neurobiological underpinnings of self-directed violence. Director: Lisa Brenner, PhD (Lisa.Brenner@va.gov)
VISN 20 Northwest MIRECC Mission is to better treat the unseen wounds of war (PTSD, mild traumatic brain injury, and their comorbidities). Director: Murray Raskind, MD (Murray.Raskind@va.gov)
VISN 21 Sierra Pacific MIRECC Mission is to improve the clinical care of veterans with dementia and PTSD. Director: Jerome Yesavage, MD (Jerome.Yesavage@va.gov)
VISN 22 Desert Pacific MIRECC Mission is to improve the long-term functional outcome of veterans with psychotic mental disorders. Director: Stephen R. Marder, MD (Stephen.Marder@va.gov)
VISN 22 Center of Excellence - Stress and Mental Health Mission is to optimize the well-being and functioning of Veterans by integrating neurobiological and psychosocial science to develop, evaluate, and disseminate treatment for trauma-related conditions.
International Space Station welcomes biological and physical science experiments - NASA Science
Common, harmless bacteria like Enterococcus faecalis (EF) and Enterococcus faecium, can be found on the International Space Station just as they are on Earth -- and yet, they exhibit resistance to antibiotics and are hardier than their counterparts down on the ground. This raises concerns about potential more harmful bacteria causing infections for astronauts, especially during long-duration missions, as standard antibiotic treatments might prove ineffective.To address this issue, Genomic Enumeration of Antibiotic Resistance in Space will survey the space station for antibiotic-resistant microbes. By analyzing the genetic makeup of these bacteria, scientists hope to understand how they adapt to the unique environment of space. This knowledge will be instrumental in developing protective measures for astronauts’ health on future long-duration missions. Additionally, it could contribute to a broader understanding of antibiotic resistance, benefiting healthcare practices on Earth.This is a medical illustration of vancomycin-resistant, Enterococci sp. bacteria, presented in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publication entitled, Antibiotic Resistance Threats in the United States, 2019 (AR Threats Report).CDC/Jennifer OosthuizenCold Atom Lab Science Module - 1A temporary replacement module for the Cold Atom Lab will be aboard SpaceX-30. The module will enable NASA to continue pioneering quantum experiments aboard the International Space Station while researchers troubleshoot upgraded equipment delivered to station in August 2023 that they were unable to bring online.The Cold Atom Laboratory quad locker sitting in a fixture that will allow the hardware to be packaged for shipment to the launch facility.NASA/Jet Propulsion LaboratoryLevitation of High Temperature MetalsJapan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) partner-lead investigationThe objective of the Electrostatic Levitation Furnace-1 reflight is to investigate the effects of the interfacial phenomena between molten steel and slag (oxide) melts during processing from the viewpoint of the thermophysical properties. During steel making processes, such as continuous casting, the impurity in the cast steel is influenced by the interplay between the molten steel and molten slags.  Understanding the interfacial phenomena could help produce higher purity steels.
West Roxbury VA Medical Center | VA Boston Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Optometry Clinic at the West Roxbury Campus

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Main Phone

Service Hours

 The service hours are the same as our facility hours.
 

Care we provide at VA Boston health care
Comprehensive eye care with a focus on vision correction and screening for ocular disease.
We treat the following conditions

Ocular inflammation
Glaucoma
Dry eye
Near-sightedness/far-sightedness

Available at these locations

Brockton VA Medical Center
Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center
Lowell CBOC
West Roxbury VA Medical Center

How to Make an Appointment
If you aren't currently being seen by Optometry, you can be referred by your primary care provider for an initial consultation. If you are already being followed by Optometry, please call the clinic directly at .
Learn more about our Optometrists at VA Boston health care

 Orthopedics
 

Common conditions: arthritis, musculoskeletal disorders, tendon and ligament repair, joint replacement
 
Our orthopedists offer advanced care and treatment for issues related to muscles, bones and joints, including arthritis, disorders of the muscles and bones, tendon and ligament repair and joint replacement.

 Visit our office, by appointment only
 

 A referral is required
 

Appointments
Ask your primary care or specialty provider for a referral.

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Main Phone

Service Hours

 The service hours are the same as our facility hours.
 

The orthopedic surgery team at VA Boston provides comprehensive and patient-centered care for bone, joint, muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries or conditions.
Our team perform the following treatments:

Hip, knee, and shoulder replacement including the innovative anterior hip approach and same-day joint replacement
Tendon and ligament repairs of the hand, elbow, shoulder, and knee; both basic and complex
Fracture fixation
Minimally invasive arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder, knee, and wrist
Musculoskeletal tumor treatment

Learn more about or Orthopedic surgeons at VA Boston health care
Available at these Locations
Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center
West Roxbury VA Medical Center
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Oral and facial reconstruction surgery to repair damage from traumatic injury or serious illness

Click here to learn more about eligibility for VA dental care.
Not eligible for VA dental care? The VA Dental Insurance Program (VADIP) offers discounted private dental insurance for Veterans and family members who meet certain requirements. Click here to find out if you're eligible and learn how to enroll in a VADIP plan that meets your needs and budget.

 Dermatology
 

Common conditions: psoriasis, eczema, skin cancer, acne, rosacea, allergic skin diseases, ulcers
 
Our dermatologists offer expert treatment for a range of conditions that affect your skin, hair and nails—from acne to psoriasis to skin cancer. We also offer skin cancer screening and education.

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 A referral is required
 

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 Dermatology - Jamaica Plain Campus
 

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We diagnose and treat medical conditions relating to the skin, hair and nails. Our care and services include:

Medically necessary treatments for skin conditions, such as skin cancer or rashes
Specialized treatments for acute (short-term) and chronic (long-lasting) skin conditions, including psoriasis, eczema, warts and fungal illnesses
Minnewaska State Park Preserve: Sam's Point Area

It is not your DOC #.  Failure to provide the correct number will void your permit.  After hunting season ends, all hunters are required to complete and send back the park questionnaire by 1/15/22.  In-person permits will not be issued this year due to COVID. Hunting Permit ApplicationHunting MapsHunting QuestionnaireEpizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) InfoEHD FAQ's

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Learn about the Lichens of the Shawangunk Mountains at Sam’s Point
Saturday, June 1, 2024 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM
Minnewaska State Park Preserve: Sam's Point Area
Join lichen photographer and Department of
Environmental Conservation Steward, John Franklin, for a walk and talk on
lichens, those intrepid little organisms that we see growing on trees and rocks
throughout the Park Preserve. Prior to the hike, John will share his collection
of amazing, close-up, macro photographs of lichens and actual samples of the
colorful lichens that are found throughout the Park Preserve. We will walk up
to two miles, stopping to discuss lichens along the way. Meet at the Sam's
Point Visitor Center. Pre-registration for
this program is not required, however, reservations to get into Sam's Point on
weekends are required. You can reserve a parking spot through Reserve America
New York: https://bit.ly/3uPj21L For
questions regarding this program and/or its parking requirements, please email
Rebecca Howe-Parisio at Rebecca.Howe@parks.ny.gov.

Sat
01
Jun

Drop-In Program: Venomous Vs. Poisonous at Sam’s Point
Saturday, June 1, 2024 10:00 AM - 03:30 PM
Minnewaska State Park Preserve: Sam's Point Area
Come learn about the important distinction between venomous and
poisonous critters and plants. We'll have a table demonstration outlining which
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Cancer Care | VA Minneapolis Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Social workers: Oncology social workers can help you understand your diagnosis and treatment plans and help you improve communication with your team. The social worker will also be able to help find community resources to make your cancer treatment less stressful.
Rehabilitation specialists: A rehabilitation specialist is a medical or psychosocial professional who assists patients in their recovery from cancer treatment. Different rehabilitation specialists include physical therapists working on your strength and conditioning, occupational therapists who help make sure you can take care of yourself and speech therapists who help with your ability to swallow and talk.
Clinical psychologists: Clinical psychologists are trained professionals who works directly in the mental health field with you, one-on-one or in a group setting, diagnosing and treating patients for various different mental health issues that impact you when you have cancer.

Health care partnershipsVA National Oncology Program: We are part of a national health care system providing care for Veterans. We can provide care where and when you need it through TeleOncology, allowing you to connect to specialists worldwide using virtual technology.Community partnerships: When services not available within the Minneapolis VA Cancer Care Program, patients are referred to the community to make sure the best treatment option is provided.Education and training partnerships: We have one of the largest education and training programs in the VA with more than 1,500 trainees rotating through annually. Our program has active affiliations with over 80 college, university and vocational school programs in allied health and graduate and undergraduate medical professions.We have a particularly strong partnerships with the University of Minnesota in providing clinical services, training and research across a variety of disciplines.Cancer researchWe are a member of the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology. The Alliance has nearly 10,000 cancer specialists from hospitals, medical centers and clinics across the United States and Canada. The Alliance develops and conduct clinical trials with promising new cancer therapies. They develop the best treatment and prevention strategies for cancer. They also research ways to ease side effects of cancer and cancer treatments. We are enrolling in research studies for lung, prostate, renal cancers and leukemia. Talk to your oncologist if you are interested in participating.Learn more about the Alliance for Clinical for Clinical Trials in Oncology.Annual report

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