Having been a Senior Apartments resident for the past 8 years, Ann is considered by all to be a sincere treasure to this community. Until recently, Ann has been our cook and ‘baker extraordinaire’ for all of the community functions.  Her delicacies have graced the tables of our dinner parties, coffee hours and food-centered events. If residents knew that Ann’s lemon pie, pineapple cheesecake, or famous turnovers were on the menu, attendance was always at full capacity!

Ms. McDonald has over 20 years of experience working at Sacred Heart, where she has held the positions of Director of Health Services and Assistant Administrator for the past 13 years. In her new position, Ms. McDonald will oversee Sacred Heart Home as it migrates from its current 57,000-sq.-ft. location into a new, 92,000-sq.ft. location on the Brothers of Mercy Wellness Campus. With doors expected to open in the summer of 2020, Sacred Heart’s expansion will include the addition of 26 beds, totaling 96, and service lines will grow to include Assisted Living, Enhanced Assisted Living and Memory Care.

June 28th Marks 95 years of The Brothers of Mercy serving  WNY

Founded over 160 years ago in Germany, the Brothers of Mercy’s profound origin story stems from a humble mission: to honor Christ through service those most in need – the sick, poor and aged. Since the 1850’s, professed Brothers have dedicated their lives to a legacy which has touched countless lives, and spanned the generations, as well as the globe (including parts of Europe, Asia, Brazil and the U.S.).

                                    Nursing Assistant Week 2019: June 13-20 This week is to recognize our nursing assistant’s hard work and dedication in the care of our residents and loved ones. Nursing assistants are responsible for the 24/7, hands-on care that our...

As a youngster, I remember the patriotic parade that passed by our house on Memorial Day. In our yard: an American flag flying high on the pole and a beautiful bed of red tulips surrounding it. I would stand in awe, watching the men and women of all ages march by in their uniforms, representing all branches of the armed forces. I’d get goose bumps, realizing that many of them marching were remembering fallen comrades. I couldn’t help but think what each of them were willing to do for our country, and the resulting freedoms we have.

Happy National Nurses Week! May 6th-12th, 2019 by Mary Wallen National Nurses week is celebrated each year to bring awareness and to honor the important role nurses have in our lives and the healthcare profession. After years of education, performing nursing care...

On Monday, February 25, the Brothers of Mercy celebrated the 200th anniversary of their founder, the Blessed Peter Friedhofen, in a commemorative mass at Sacred Heart Chapel. The mass was celebrated by Fr. Gene Slomba, who was assisted by Br. Kenneth, Br. Edmund and...