Western New York BloodCare, formerly the Hemophilia Center of Western New York (HCWNY) is a separate, not-for-profit, New York State licensed diagnostic and treatment center offering a variety of specialized diagnostic and health maintenance services for persons with bleeding and clotting disorders as well as Gaucher Disease that require lifelong medical management. Through its clinical services, advocacy, education, and research initiatives, HCWNY strives to improve the quality of life for people affected by these conditions. We were founded in 1969 and originally located in the E.J. Meyer Memorial Hospital, now ECMC. In 1984, a pediatric satellite was established at Children’s Hospital of Buffalo. In 2009, both the adult and pediatric sites re-located to 936 Delaware Avenue, our current location, enabling all patients to be treated at one site. The comprehensive care model for hemophilia has been used since the Center’s inception. The Center has provided services to the eight counties of Western New York for 50 years.