Times Union: Seen at Cuisine Magic

During this season of thanks, one grateful patient gives back in the most unique way to the rehabilitation hospital that took good care of him. Meet Terry Phillips of Glenville and how he came up with the idea and spearheaded the campaign to construct a one-of-a-kind therapy car simulator to donate to the hospital. See the Times Union article here.

Our Lady of Mercy Life Center in Guilderland next week will become the first non-hospital rehab center in the Capital Region to offer on-site peritoneal dialysis to patients with kidney disease. The service will begin on Tuesday, May 15.

Eddy Visiting Nurse Association, in collaboration with the friends and family of the Kathy Buffaline Memorial Patient Care Fund, generous donors and staff, raised more than $62,600 to benefit patient care needs.