St. Catherine Labouré Health Care Center is a skilled nursing and subacute rehabilitation facility located on the Sisters of Charity Hospital campus on Main Street in Buffalo, New York. The center serves patients with diagnosed conditions requiring medical supervision and those recovering from injury or illness.
The facility provides skilled nursing care around the clock, with registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and healthcare specialists developing individualized care plans for each resident. Subacute rehabilitation programs help short-term residents transition back to home life after hospital discharge through therapy and patient education. The center has specific expertise in caring for residents with memory impairments such as dementia and Alzheimer's disease, as well as those with complex medical conditions.
St. Catherine Labouré is a two-level, air-conditioned facility offering single or shared rooms with individual climate controls. Residents receive assistance with daily living activities from nursing aides, including housekeeping, personal grooming, and companionship. On-site services include personal laundry and salon services for both men and women.
The facility offers diverse meal options and maintains a private dining room for family gatherings and a second-floor patio for relaxation. Recreational amenities include a Wii gaming system for motor control and upper body range-of-motion exercise, as well as van transportation to local shopping, restaurants, and entertainment venues such as the zoo, theater, and casino trips.
Spiritual care is integrated into services for all denominations, with a chaplain on staff and mass celebrated three times weekly and daily communion available. Quick access to hospital services, specialists, x-ray, and lab facilities is available through Sisters Hospital. Parking is free for visitors at the front entrance, with additional side lot parking passes available for $10. Payment options include private pay, Medicare, and Medicaid.