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Our goal at Western New York BloodCare is to be your first and best choice for health management of your blood related needs. We are the Buffalo area’s premier Hemophilia Treatment Center (HTC) and we proudly specialize in diagnostic and clinical services, advocacy, education, community outreach and research initiatives in order to provide comprehensive care for our patients with bleeding disorders.
Services We Offer
Comprehensive Care
Social Work
Telemedicine
Home Therapy Program
Compliance
Hemostasis Lab
Education
Pharmacy
S.H.E. Clinic
Chapter
Western New York BloodCare is committed to compassionately caring for patients, their families, and our unique community. In addition to providing state-of-the-art medical care, we are proud to offer a vast range of supportive programs and services. Western New York BloodCare has a foundation (the WNYBC Foundation) that is a Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation – this is also referred to as Chapter Services.
News
New Job Opening! Prior Authorization Specialist/Medical Coder
Western New York BloodCare is seeking a Prior Authorization Specialist/Medical Coder to join our team. This position will be responsible for obtaining prior authorizations and for appropriately coding our laboratory and clinical claims. The ideal candidate will have a...
Meet Emily Diaz, F-NP
WNY BloodCare Family Nurse Practitioner, Emily Diaz always had an interest in healthcare. She was drawn to help others from an early age. She started volunteering at South Buffalo Mercy Hospital when she was just 14 years old. Emily attended SUNY Geneseo and...
Biomarin Provides Hemophilia A Clinical Development Program Updates
BioMarin recently shared a community update on their Hemophilia A Clinical Development Program for valoctocogene roxaparvovec, the company’s investigational gene therapy currently under review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It included a brief...
