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Breaking Ground: The Future of Wound Care in Buffalo!

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November 2, 2024 | Repost from Medical Society of the County of Erie FB

Pictured above: A rendering of the new Geraldine Memmo Comprehensive Center for Wound Care. Photo credit: Kaleida Health

Construction is underway on the Geraldine Memmo Comprehensive Center for Wound Care at Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular Institute. Opening 2025, this advanced facility will transform care for patients with complex, non-healing wounds.

Proudly supported by Seneca Diabetes Foundation, the center honors the legacy of Geraldine Memmo, beloved Seneca Nation matriarch and foundation cofounder.

Together, building healthier futures.

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