Cuba Memorial Hospital

05/01/2026

Cuba Memorial Hospital is inviting our community to be part of something meaningful 💙

We’re creating a special “Cuba Memorial Hospital Through the Ages” project and are looking for photos that capture the moments that matter most. From staff memories and community events to personal milestones and everyday experiences—your stories help bring our history to life.

📸 Have a photo to share? Email it to mburkett@cubamemorialhospital.org

Together, we can celebrate the people, compassion, and memories that define Cuba Memorial Hospital.

04/30/2026

Join our team at Cuba Memorial Hospital!

We’re hosting Open Interviews on Tuesday, May 12 from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. for all positions. Bring an updated resume and identification—we’d love to meet you!

We are also actively interviewing for a Full-time Admissions Coordinator and a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant.

Can’t make it? Visit us online at cubamemorialhospital.org to explore current opportunities or contact our Human Resources Department at (585) 968-6785.

Your next opportunity could start here.

04/23/2026

Cuba Memorial Hospital is calling on our community to help tell its story 💙

We’re collecting photos for a special “Cuba Memorial Hospital Through the Ages” project—and we’d love to see your memories. Whether it’s staff moments, special events, milestones or personal experiences at the hospital, your photos can help preserve the history and heart of our care.

📸 Have something to share? Send your photos to mburkett@cubamemorialhospital.org

Help us celebrate the people, moments, and memories that make Cuba Memorial Hospital so special.

04/23/2026

Every child develops at their own pace—but if you have concerns, support is available. 🌤
For further information on services available contact Allegany County Children’s Services at 585-268-9259 or visit our site: https://www.alleganyco.gov/departments/health/childrens-programs/

04/23/2026

04/20/2026

The Urgent Care Center (UCC) at Cuba Memorial Hospital is a 24-hour walk-in clinic where patients experiencing illness or injury can be evaluated quickly, with no appointment needed. If a patient's condition is serious, the patient will be stabilized and transferred by ambulance to a hospital where a higher level of care can be delivered.
The UCC is staffed by physician's assistants and registered nurses who specialize in treating and managing urgent conditions by providing the highest quality of care. Cuba Memorial is a critical part of the region's healthcare system and has several decades of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of urgent care patients.
Cuba Memorial Hospital's Urgent Care Center patients experience shorter wait times than a traditional emergency room visit. Also, many insurance plans offer lower co-pays as well. For more information about your individual insurance coverage, please contact your insurance provider.

The Urgent Care Center at Cuba Memorial Hospital has a variety of diagnostic tools such as x-rays, ultrasound, and a laboratory to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of a variety of illnesses and injuries such as:
-Colds -Cellulitis
-Flu -Fractures
-Sinus Infections -Sprains & Strains
-Earaches -Cuts/Abrasions
-Sore Throats -Eye Injuries
-Pneumonia -Bronchitis
-Urinary Tract Infections

-Any other Urgent Medical Needs

585-968-2000

Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays.

Financial assistance is available. Please call 716-375-7331

Send a message to learn more

04/20/2026

Please join us in celebrating National Occupational Therapy Month!

"Enriching Lives Through Meaningful Engagement"

OT is not just about rehab; it is enabling a life worth living.
(An adult returning to work after a stroke or a senior citizen aging in place safely.)

OT practitioners are creative problem-solvers who connect the heart with the hands.
(The cognitive, emotional, and physical skill that goes into creating a therapeutic activity.)

Thank you Kelly B. and Bill K. for all you do!!

04/19/2026

Lead poisoning is preventable—but awareness is key. Leaky wants to give you tips for prevention!

For more information on lead visit:
https://www.alleganyco.gov/departments/health/lead-poisoning-prevention/

04/19/2026

View our health guidelines to reduce exposure to chemicals found in fish caught in New York waters.
Our advice considers both the health risks and benefits of eating fish and is protective for even the most
sensitive populations, including pregnant people and children: health.ny.gov/fish

04/12/2026

04/12/2026

Traveling? Those who travel abroad should make sure they are vaccinated against measles. Children as young as 6 months can get a measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) shot before traveling abroad.

For more information, visit https://health.ny.gov/diseases/communicable/measles/

04/12/2026

Talk to your health care provider about your risk for cancer.

health.ny.gov/diseases/cancer