UBMD Physicians' Group

UBMD Physicians' Group UBMD physicians are treating patients, conducting research on top medical needs, providing research-guided care, and teaching the next generation of doctors.

Leading WNY multi-specialty medical group with 600+ physicians dedicated to patient care, educating future physicians, ground-breaking research — and excellence. UBMD Physicians’ Group is the largest medical group in Western New York with more than 550 respected doctors in 18 medical practices and over 80 locations in Western New York, with approximately 1,200 other care providers and support staf

f. UBMD Physicians’ Group is the clinical practice plan of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo. Several of our practices are together at Conventus, our largest office. Located on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, it’s more convenient than ever for you and your loved ones to access the health care you need.

Did you hear? History was made again in Buffalo! 🧠Dr. Adnan Siddiqui and the team at UB Neurosurgery, in collaboration w...
04/23/2026

Did you hear? History was made again in Buffalo! 🧠

Dr. Adnan Siddiqui and the team at UB Neurosurgery, in collaboration with the Jacobs Institute, successfully completed the world’s first robotic microsurgical intracranial brain surgeries using the Symani® Surgical System (MMI - Medical Microinstruments).

This breakthrough marks a major step forward in neurosurgery, pushing the boundaries of precision, safety, and what’s possible for patients with complex conditions like Disease.

Dr. Siddiqui shared: “We're very excited to announce the first in-man open brain microsurgery using Symani Robot by MMI. The study was designed by the Jacobs Institute, and led by the UB Neurosurgery team. Real-life example of how science, innovation, and collaboration come together to help patients.”

👉 Learn more in the link below


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For a long time, alcohol was framed as “safe in moderation.” That conversation is shifting.Recent reports, including fro...
04/16/2026

For a long time, alcohol was framed as “safe in moderation.” That conversation is shifting.

Recent reports, including from the National Academies and the U.S. Surgeon General, reinforce what researchers have known for years: alcohol is directly linked to increased cancer risk.

What the data shows:
• Alcohol is associated with at least 7 types of cancer
• Risk increases along a spectrum, not just with heavy use
• Even low to moderate intake is linked to a small but measurable increase in risk
• For breast cancer in particular, the relationship is linear: more alcohol, higher risk

And globally, guidance is becoming more direct: There is no amount of alcohol that is completely risk-free.

What matters most is understanding that risk and making informed decisions.

What this means for your health:
• Small changes, like reducing or stopping alcohol, can lower risk for certain cancers
• Risk isn’t all-or-nothing, it’s cumulative over time
• Awareness allows for better, more intentional choices

Spread the word for .

https://www.buffalo.edu/news/releases/2025/01/freudenheim-national-academies-alcohol-health.html?utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=sked_69d8fc6525ddc243db153748

Black Maternal Health Week is a moment to talk about what the data actually shows, and what we do about it.In the U.S., ...
04/13/2026

Black Maternal Health Week is a moment to talk about what the data actually shows, and what we do about it.

In the U.S., Black women face significantly higher rates of maternal mortality and severe complications during pregnancy and postpartum. This persists across income, education, and access levels.

This is not about genetics. It’s about gaps in care.

What contributes to this disparity:
• Delayed recognition of symptoms
• Differences in how pain and concerns are taken seriously
• Access to consistent, high-quality prenatal and postpartum care
• Higher rates of chronic conditions that go under-managed

What this looks like in practice:
• Taking every symptom seriously and acting on it early
• Creating consistency in care, so decisions aren’t left to chance
• Watching more closely when risk is higher
• Staying connected after delivery, when many complications actually happen

Tremor is one of the most recognized symptoms of Parkinson’s disease — but it’s not always the first sign.Parkinson’s is...
04/11/2026

Tremor is one of the most recognized symptoms of Parkinson’s disease — but it’s not always the first sign.

Parkinson’s is a neurological condition that often begins with subtle changes, including stiffness, slowed movement, balance issues, and even sleep or mood shifts.

Because these signs can be easy to overlook, awareness is key.

Recognizing early changes can help patients seek evaluation sooner and better understand their symptoms.

This World Parkinson’s Day, we’re sharing what often goes unnoticed.

Public health is built day by day, across communities.In Western New York, that work is happening through a connected ne...
04/10/2026

Public health is built day by day, across communities.

In Western New York, that work is happening through a connected network of more than 650+ physicians and over 80 locations — caring for patients, supporting families, and training the next generation of doctors through academic medicine.

We represent a trusted collection of compassionate and innovative health professionals who show up, every day, across the region to keep WNY healthy. 💙

This National Week, we’re proud to be part of the fabric of health in WNY.

Healthcare isn’t one-size-fits-all. But it should feel connected.Families need preventative care, specialized care, pedi...
04/07/2026

Healthcare isn’t one-size-fits-all. But it should feel connected.

Families need preventative care, specialized care, pediatric care, aging support...

And most of the time, those needs are spread across different places, different systems, and different experiences.

UBMD brings it together.

From early years to later stages of life, our physicians work across specialties to support the full picture, not just one moment in time.

Truly ONE source for the life you lead.

On World Health Day, we want to share our commitment to a healthy Western New York and beyond. 🌎💙

UBMD OBGYN is moving — and it’s right around the corner.Our Williamsville office will officially open in a new location ...
04/02/2026

UBMD OBGYN is moving — and it’s right around the corner.

Our Williamsville office will officially open in a new location starting April 2, with a newly renovated space designed to better serve our patients.

Here’s what to know:

• March 30: Last day at 111 N. Maplemere Rd
• March 31 + April 1: Williamsville office closed
• Buffalo (Conventus) location remains open
• April 2: All Williamsville appointments move to 6645 Main Street, Suite B ⭐️

Phone numbers and office hours are not changing.

The new office is just a short drive away and includes free on-site parking directly outside the entrance.

More details at the link in bio.

https://ubmdobgyn.com/new-williamsville-office-opens-april-2/?utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=sked_69cd7bebd18edd8dbec22491

Congratulations to all listed on the Buffalo Business First Power 250! 🎉Namely, members of UBMD Physicians' Group:Dr. Al...
03/31/2026

Congratulations to all listed on the Buffalo Business First Power 250! 🎉

Namely, members of UBMD Physicians' Group:

Dr. Allison Brashear - Dean, Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences - University at Buffalo
Dr. Elad Levy - UB Neurosurgery
Dr. Michael Mineo - Emergency Medicine
Dr. Adnan Siddiqui - UB Neurosurgery

Each dot represents one of the 650+ physicians who make up UBMD Physicians’ Group.Across specialties, clinics, hospitals...
03/30/2026

Each dot represents one of the 650+ physicians who make up UBMD Physicians’ Group.

Across specialties, clinics, hospitals, and research labs, these physicians care for patients, advance medicine, and support the health of our community every day.

This Doctors’ Day, we celebrate the collective impact of the physicians who make up UBMD — and thank them for the expertise, compassion, and dedication they bring to Western New York.

Happy Doctors’ Day to our incredible physician community.

UB Anesthesia
UBMD Emergency Medicine Division - UBMD EMS
UBMD Internal Medicine
UBMD Neurology
UB Neurosurgery
Ross Eye UBMD
UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
UBMD Pediatrics
UBMD Surgery

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a time to bring awareness on a condition that affects an estimated 1 in 10 women...
03/26/2026

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, a time to bring awareness on a condition that affects an estimated 1 in 10 women, yet very often goes undiagnosed for years.

Many symptoms of endometriosis are commonly dismissed as “just part of having a period.” But persistent or severe symptoms may be a sign that something more is going on.

If symptoms like these are interfering with your quality of life, it’s important to speak with a healthcare provider.

Today is American Diabetes Association Alert Day. A one-day “wake-up call” about the seriousness of diabetes and the imp...
03/24/2026

Today is American Diabetes Association Alert Day. A one-day “wake-up call” about the seriousness of diabetes and the importance of understanding your personal risk.

More than 38 million Americans are living with diabetes, and millions more have prediabetes without realizing it.

The good news: early detection and lifestyle changes can make a meaningful difference.

Taking a few minutes to learn your risk today could help protect your health for years to come.

Learn more and take the risk test through the American Diabetes Association.

What if healthier food choices were already waiting in your grocery cart? 🛒🥦🍓Researchers at the Jacobs School of Medicin...
03/23/2026

What if healthier food choices were already waiting in your grocery cart? 🛒🥦🍓

Researchers at the Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences - University at Buffalo tested a simple idea:

Provide families with healthy recipes and preload their online grocery carts with the ingredients needed to make them.

The result?

Families who received the preloaded carts purchased significantly MORE nutritious foods than those who received recipes alone.

When healthy options are easier and more automatic, families are more likely to choose them.

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UBMD Physicians’ Group is the largest physicians’ group in Western New York with more than 500 respected doctors in 18 medical practices and over 80 locations in Western New York, with approximately 1,200 other care providers and support staff. UBMD physicians are treating patients, conducting research on top medical needs, providing research-guided care, and teaching the next generation of doctors. UBMD Physicians’ Group is the clinical practice plan of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo. At our newest location on the downtown Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, 12 of our practices provide care for Western New York in the Conventus building. We’re together on one floor, making it more convenient for you and your loved ones to access the health care you need.