If you are looking for a cozy location for all kinds of heath and wellness, this is your spot. I…read morebooked a facial/scalp massage and it was amazing. I could have fallen asleep I was so relaxed! Sarah & Brittany are the best! I highly recommend stopping in to see them!

Sarah is absolutely amazing! She walked me through every step and made me feel much more at ease…read more This was my first hydrotherapy session and I will definitely be going back.

I first heard about Bflo hydration at the Buffalo pride parade and then a week later I saw them at…read morethe special olympics and it stuck with me because it seemed like this business really shared my values out in the community, so after a recent surgery I decided to check them out. I honestly didn't know was to expect, because getting an IV outside a hospital seemed a little iffy to me, but I was feeling really rough and ready to take the chance. I am so glad I did! Everything about the experience exceeded my expectations. The location is cute and welcoming, Darlene the nurse was both warm and acknowledgeable. She put me at ease and really listened to what I was dealing with. Within 10 minutes I was hooked up to an IV getting fluids and vitamins I didn't even know I needed. I immediately started planning to leave a good review for the care and service, but I waited 24 hours to see if the treatment really lived up to the hype and I am thrilled to say it did! I feel better than I have in the 9 days since the surgery. My pain is lower, my head is clearer, and I am moving three times better than I did yesterday. I slept better last night, too. I am not the kind of person who can afford to do this kind of treatment all the time, but I am already thinking about ways to get back there again a few more times as part of my recovery process. I'm also going to tell my family and friends about the potential for relief from everything from migraines to sports recovery. I went in broken and weary and came out a believer.

Krystal was so sweet , and everything was quick. The shot didn't even hurt and there wasn't any…read moreskin irritation or anything after. I'd do it again.

I can't say enough about Missy, her care, and my lips!!! I was new to injections and the process,…read morebut Missy took her time to explain everything and answer all my questions. She was so gentle with the injections and made sure I was comfortable the whole way through. She's the only one I'll trust moving forward!!!

This staple in the community boasts a completely renovated lobby…read more Very busy with many patients today, during peak flu season. They are equipped to do x-rays and CT scans, unlike the doc-in-a-box facilities.

I'm writing to formally express how deeply disappointed and disturbed I am by the care--or lack…read morethereof--my child received during our recent visit to the Macc ER. We were sent there urgently by WellNow after staff saw how severely ill my son was. He was fainting, vomiting, feverish, and visibly deteriorating. But once we arrived at Macc, it was chaos. The waiting area was overcrowded and extremely uncomfortable--not just physically, but emotionally. My child, barely able to sit upright, was forced to sit for hours next to patients with open wounds, people screaming, coughing uncontrollably--utterly inappropriate conditions for a child in pain. And trust me I'm a tough broad, I'm not a Karen or someone with a stick up their ass, I'm patient and keep my thoughts to myself but lord have mercy with this place. I work in the medical field and was employed years ago at Mercy myself so I get it. It felt more like we were livestock waiting for slaughter than patients in need of medical care. We waited hours with no communication, no check-ins, and absolutely no compassion from the staff except are a few hours I've security officer asked my child if he'd like a blanket. Once we finally got into a room after being bypassed for hours, he was given minimal testing (bloodwork, an EKG, an X-ray), and again, more waiting--still no treatment. The doctor barely spoke English and gave a vague, "I think it looks fine" response after glancing at his tests, admitting my son was clearly ill but saying they were too busy to figure out what was wrong and to see his pediatrician. I'm like are you serious after all these hours and he's still in pain being sick that's all you have for me! He was ultimately given some liquid ibuprofen and sent home--still feverish, still weak, and feeling even worse than when we arrived after being forced to sit upright in a plastic broken down chair for hours. He vomited again as soon as we got home, and his symptoms have continued. Frankly, I regret ever walking through those doors. I avoid these ERs for exactly this reason--but I thought that surely, when it came to a child, care would be better. It wasn't. It was disorganized, dismissive, and borderline neglectful. I saw more urgency from the vending machine than your staff. The only person who showed basic competency and kindness was the EMT assisting with the blood draw--he communicated well, calmed my son during the draw and showed the kind of bedside manner every staff member should be trained on. Our nurse was a nice woman as well and I'm sure she did the best she could based on her capabilities. The Macc needs to do better. Pediatric patients deserve real medical care, not assembly-line treatment. I'll be submitting this complaint through all formal channels, and I sincerely hope you take it seriously. No parent should have to watch their child suffer like that in a facility claiming to provide emergency care. Tt one point, I thought I was in a prank TV show because I just couldn't believe looking around that facility that in the year 2025 this is our medical system, you have patients piled on top of each other in a tiny room many of which should be separated by some capacity, the security guard having a 3 course meal at the check in desk, staring at patients like a cartoon villain, creepy vibes. Speechless in the worst possible way. I'm sure this will go nowhere like most things in New York State but... At least I tried to advocate for my child.

I had brachytherapy for my prostate at another hospital and had complications with urinating. I…read morewent to Mercy Hospital's emergency room August 15 in the afternoon and saw the receptionist, Gloria who checked me in and then was called by Mitchell C., an RN to get my information. Both were very friendly and Mitchell went back to check and see if they could get me in because of the pain I was experiencing. Shortly after, I was taken to a room where two other RN's, Bri and Jim administered to me and was overseen by Dr. Monique Mirshak, MD. They were awesome and got me relief in a timely manner while being very busy with other patients. I would highly recommend this facility because I have been there in my life several times and for the most part, everyone from the guards to the medical staff are friendly and do their best to take care of you. Gary S., West Seneca, NY

Our ER visit on Friday quickly developed into a hospital admission. The Care Team was very…read moreproactive and provided us with options, leading to a satisfactory outcome.

I met Maria about 23 years ago after I underwent gastric bypass surgery. I had lost 158 pounds and…read moreI distinctly remember Maria talking about mindful eating by having us eat a raisin (I HATE raisins), feel it, taste it, focus on it. While I maintained the weight loss for 10 years, life happened and I was not prepared in any way, shape or form. Slowly, 100 pounds crept back on and with it, the feelings of being so stuck in a body that was a traitor. During COVID I decided to become a life coach. There is no way to work up through master certification without getting coached yourself. And something magical happened. I remembered that stupid raisin and thought about being mindful in all aspects, physical, emotional, and spiritual. I struggled for a year or so trying to do it alone, and finally contacted Maria about three years ago. Thank goodness for her patience. I struggled, really, really painfully struggled. I started really acknowledging food, why I ate, what did it do for me, did it serve my interests short-term or long-term. And, lo and behold, I started getting healthy. I started to really listen to what Maria had been telling me all along, and I got brutally honest with myself. Slowly, with Maria's guidance, I changed what I ate, how I ate, when I ate, and WHY I ate. Maria never judged, never criticized, always encouraged, gave me recipes and suggestions when weird cravings would develop. As a result, my relationship with food changed dramatically. I learned how to be a healthy eater. And, nope, still not keen on raisins. I have always felt people come into our lives for a reason. Who knew 23 years ago that damn raisin would lead to all this. I am so grateful for this magnificent woman, her patience and her insight. Trust her, trust the process and trust yourself.

It's been a wonderful experience so far! Maria is extremely…read moreknowledgeable and resourceful. I recently started developing newer food intolerance and was the reason for my visit. She explained the possible cause and recovery steps in a very detailed manner. The resources provided by Maria have been quite useful! If you have any diet-related concerns and are unsure where to start, you should definitely consider going to Maria. Well worth the time and money! You can keep in touch with her through the Healthie app and she is quite prompt with her replies. I will share a more detailed reviewed in a couple of months.