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IF YOU HAVE CHEST PAINS OR OTHER SYMPTOMS OF A HEART ATTACK, SECONDS MATTER. GET TO MEMORIAL.

Our Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory saves lives. Through a partnership with Catholic Health, Kaleida Health, and Erie County Medical Center, Niagara County residents have access to advanced cardiac catheterization services close to home.


Open 24/7, 365 days a year, our team of cardiologists and clinical specialists performs diagnostic and interventional procedures using state-of-the-art technology. As part of The Heart Center of Niagara, the Cath Lab provides rapid access to lifesaving care and plays a vital role in the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease.

Why Choose Memorial?

Comprehensive Care in One Location

As Niagara County’s only comprehensive hospital, we provide a full range of services from emergency care to advanced surgery and imaging, so you can receive treatment here without being transferred elsewhere.


Fast Access to Appointments and Testing

We know your health cannot wait. Memorial offers quick scheduling and timely diagnostic testing, helping you receive answers and begin treatment sooner.



Expert Providers and Advanced Services

Our skilled physicians deliver high quality care across cardiac care, vascular surgery, robotic surgery, labor and delivery, imaging, and more, all with a strong focus on clinical excellence and patient safety.

Compassionate, Patient-Centered Support

Your experience matters. Our team focuses on compassionate care, clear communication, and personalized support for patients and families at every step.



Community-Focused, Locally Committed

We are proud to serve the residents of Niagara County and the surrounding region. Memorial is deeply rooted in the community and dedicated to improving the health of our neighbors.

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News

By Katie Morse September 18, 2026
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. — Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center is pleased to welcome Aaron B. Hoffman, MD, FACS, a highly accomplished general and minimally invasive surgeon, to its surgical services team. Dr. Hoffman is now seeing patients and accepting new patients at Memorial, expanding access to advanced surgical care for residents throughout Niagara County. A Buffalo native, Dr. Hoffman brings more than 20 years of clinical, academic and leadership experience. He earned his medical degree from the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo, where he also completed his general surgery residency and served as Chief Resident. He later completed an accredited fellowship in minimally invasive surgery at North Shore–Long Island Jewish Hospital. Dr. Hoffman has held several leadership roles in academic medicine, including Division Chief of General Surgery, Program Director of a Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship and Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery at the University at Buffalo. His clinical expertise includes foregut surgery, abdominal wall reconstruction, hernia repair, and advanced laparoscopic and robotic procedures. Dr. Hoffman has also led research focused on barriers to healthcare delivery among underserved and minority communities and is committed to improving access to surgical services for patients throughout Niagara County. “We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Hoffman to Niagara Falls Memorial,” said Joseph A. Ruffolo, President & CEO. “His depth of experience, his commitment to surgical excellence, and his passion for patient-centered care make him an outstanding addition to our medical staff.”  Dr. Hoffman is now accepting new patients. To schedule an appointment, call (716) 278-4000.
By Katie Morse September 16, 2026
Annual golf tournament supports continued investment in healthcare services and facilities
By Katie Morse September 9, 2026
Partnership supports free community play space for children and families
By Katie Morse September 3, 2026
Erica Smith credits determination, therapy and compassionate care with helping her regain her independence

Upcoming Events

Investing in the Health of Women and Families

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At Memorial, we believe the women of Niagara County deserve exceptional care in a space designed to support every stage of life with comfort, dignity, and advanced technology.


We are proud to share renderings of our new Women’s Pavilion, a transformational $7.7 million capital project that will bring significant upgrades and enhancements to women’s healthcare services at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center.

This investment reflects our long-term commitment to women’s health in our community, ensuring that our facilities, technology, and patient experience match the outstanding skill, compassion, and dedication of the physicians, nurses, and care teams who serve our patients every day.


From welcoming new life into the world to providing specialized women’s healthcare close to home, Memorial continues to invest in the future of care for the families of Niagara County.

MEDICAID CHANGES ARE COMING IN 2027

Beginning January 1, 2027, some people who have Medicaid coverage will need to show they are working, going to school, helping in the community, or participating in job training to keep their health coverage. Medicaid members will also be required to recertify their eligibility twice a year.

Get Care Now


Whatever your healthcare needs may be, we have options. Memorial prides itself on being the only comprehensive care center in Niagara County.

Emergency Care


Seek immediate emergency care for:

Chest pain or difficulty breathing

  • Severe injury or bleeding
  • Signs of stroke (sudden numbness, confusion, slurred speech)
  • Loss of consciousness
  • High fever in infants or young children
  • Serious allergic reactions

Primary Care


Our primary care providers are the best choice for:

  • Chronic condition management (like diabetes or high blood pressure)
  • Ongoing symptoms or illnesses that aren’t urgent
  • Routine checkups and screenings
  • Vaccinations and preventive care
  • Referrals to specialists

Telehealth
(Virtual Visits)


Great for care from the comfort of home:

  • Cold or flu symptoms
  • Minor rashes or skin issues
  • Medication refills
  • Mental health check-ins
  • Questions or follow-ups that don’t require an in-person exam
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