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Memorial Medical Center is committed to providing services and programs that enhance the community's quality of life. Many programs have been developed in an effort to meet a specific community need. Health education seminars, screening services (cholesterol, blood pressure, hearing, diabetes and hypertension), occupational health services at work-sites and community-based primary care are just some of the services offered by Memorial.

Programs that focus on current community health needs are held at the Medical Center and other sites in the community. Ample parking is available.

For more information on health education and wellness programs call 716-278-4604 or browse the Calendar of Events below.

Calendar of Events

Alcoholics Anonymous First Step Group
Alcoholics Anonymous New International Group
Breastfeeding Support Group: Breastfeeding Support Group meeting sponsored by the Community Health Worker Program. For information call 278-4623.
Breastfeeding Class: Breastfeeding Class for expectant and nursing mothers. Call 278-4433 for information and registration.
GriefShare Support Group: Support sessions for adults coping with the pain of grief and loss
CJ Indulgences Jewelry Sale: C.J. Indulgences. Trendy items, scarves, jewelry, hats, flip flops and more,
Sports Memorabilia Sale: Memorabilia, sports tees and sunglasses
Living with Diabetes: Learn how to manage your diabetes
Prenatal Class: Preparing expectant parents for childbearing and parenting.
Narcotics Anonymous
Parkinson's Support Group: For Parkinson’s Disease patients and their family members, friends and caregivers.
Keeping Cool for Summer: A presentation on preventing heat-related illness
Crystals and Potpourri: Jewelry, scarves, Betty Boop and touch lamps,
Bariatric Surgery Patient Seminar: Taking control of your weight and your life
Breast Cancer Support Group: Education and support for breast cancer patients and survivors
Charlie's Coming: Fashion sale
Stormin' the Streets: Empowering minority and underserved healthcare consumers in the fight against cancer