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This service is available in the following facilities:

Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo
NICU 3rd Floor
219 Bryant Street
Buffalo, NY  14222
Phone: (716) 878-7574
Emergency Transport Line
Phone: (716) 878-1940
Transport Practitioner
Fax: (716) 888-3811

  Neonatology: Overview

The Division of Neonatology at Women & Children's Hospital and the University at Buffalo is an academic division with a busy, thriving clinical neonatal intensive care service, active research interests, and a long-standing commitment to fellows and residents. As the Regional Perinatal Center for critically ill newborns, we service the eight counties of Western New York and beyond. Our 64-bed NICU admits over 740 babies each year and has an average daily census of 50 babies each day. Approximately one-third of our admissions are transported from an outlying hospital by our active Neonatal Transport Team which consists of neonatal nurse practitioners and specially trained neonatal respiratory therapists, readily available to provide stabilization and transport to WCHOB for any infant in our region.

The Division of Neonatology at Women & Children's Hospital and the University at Buffalo is an academic division with a busy, thriving clinical neonatal intensive care service, active research interests, and a long-standing commitment to fellows and residents. As the Regional Perinatal Center for critically ill newborns, we service the eight counties of Western New York and beyond. Our 64-bed NICU admits over 740 babies each year and has an average daily census of 50 babies each day. Approximately one-third of our admissions are transported from an outlying hospital by our active Neonatal Transport Team which consists of neonatal nurse practitioners and specially trained neonatal respiratory therapists, readily available to provide stabilization and transport to WCHOB for any infant in our region.

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