January 5, 2026

All Evergreen Health locations and Community Access Services will be closed on Monday, January 19. We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, January 20.
If you have a medical emergency during this time, please call 911. If you have a mental or behavioral health emergency during this time, please call 988.

Winter weather is here! We send alerts for inclement weather closures through the Patient Portal—if you aren’t signed up for our Patient Portal yet or need help regaining access to your account, please call us at 716.847.2441 (option 5).
If we’re having inclement weather, you can also tune into our social media or call us at 716.847.2441 to make sure we’re open for your appointment.

If you’re enrolled in New York’s Essential Plan, you need to find alternative plans through the health insurance marketplace by July 1, 2026.
Due to a federal funding cut, individuals enrolled in an Essential Plan will lose their current $0 premium coverage on July 1, 2026, and will need to find an alternative plan through the health insurance marketplace.
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If your insurance information has changed or you received a new insurance card, please take a moment to update the information in your Patient Portal. Be sure to bring your updated information with you to your next appointment.

COVID-19 is still circulating, and the 2025-2026 updated vaccine is now ready and available. It’s our best protection against serious illness, hospitalizations, and long-term complications. The vaccine is safe, free, and recommended for everyone 6 months and up, especially children, older adults, pregnant people, and anyone with health risk factors.
Even if you’ve had COVID-19 before, this booster helps keep your protection strong. Getting vaccinated also significantly reduces the likelihood of needing urgent care, ER visits, or hospitalization for COVID-19. We encourage you to get vaccinated now to stay protected and help protect those you love.
You can walk into the pharmacy at 206 S. Elmwood Ave. or 800 Hertel Ave. during regular business hours to get vaccinated.

Every January, we observe Cervical Health Awareness Month. If you have a cervix, you can lower your risk of cervical cancer with regular Pap and HPV tests and the HPV vaccine. Early detection saves lives!
Talk to your healthcare provider about screening and protecting yourself and your loved ones today. To schedule an appointment, call 716.847.2441 (option 5).