Buffalo BreatheNow

03/09/2026

Spring is around the corner in Buffalo… which means allergy season is starting 🌼

But how do you know if you’re dealing with allergies or a cold?

Quick tip:
👀 Itchy or watery eyes → usually allergies
🤒 Fever or fatigue → usually a cold

Both can cause congestion and a runny nose, which is why many people confuse the two.

If your symptoms aren’t improving or your breathing feels off, our respiratory specialists can help evaluate what’s going on!

⏰ Open 7 days a week
🚶 Walk ins welcome

03/02/2026

Sneezing? 🤧
Itchy eyes? 😭
Cough worse at night? 😷

It might be seasonal allergies 🌿

Over 50 million Americans experience allergies each year, and here in Western New York, pollen, dust, mold, and pet dander are common triggers.

If symptoms are lingering or starting to affect your breathing, it’s worth getting checked.

We specialize in respiratory care, including allergy-related breathing concerns!

📍 6161 Transit Rd, East Amherst
🚶 Walk ins welcome
📞 (716) 320-0180
💬 (716) 320-0395

02/17/2026

If you’re dealing with a cough that won’t go away, shortness of breath, chest tightness, or just not feeling like yourself, we’re here to help 💙

At Buffalo BreatheNow, we offer:

✔️ Chest X-Rays
✔️ EKGs
✔️ On-site medications
✔️ Flu vaccines
✔️ Spirometry
✔️ Viral Testing

All in one convenient respiratory walk-in clinic.

📍 6161 Transit Road, Suite 5, East Amherst
⏰ Open 7 days a week
🔗 buffalobreathenow.com

02/04/2026

📱 Virtual appointments available
Meet with a medical provider online and get the care you need, no matter where you are!

💻 Check out our website to get started.

01/31/2026

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01/27/2026

🍽️ Tip of the Week: Eat for Your Lungs

Certain vitamins help support immune function and lung health—both important during the winter months. Including a variety of nutrient-rich foods can help your body better handle seasonal illnesses.

Try adding:
🍊 Vitamin C: citrus fruits, bell peppers
🥕 Vitamin A: carrots, sweet potatoes
🥚 Vitamin D: eggs and fortified foods

Eating well is one way to support easier breathing all season long. 🫁

If symptoms are lingering, we’re here to help! 💙

📞 (716) 320-0180
💬 (716) 320-0395
💻 buffalobreathenow.com

01/21/2026

😮‍💨 COPD can impact how you breathe every day.
It’s a chronic lung condition that includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis, and it can make everyday activities feel harder.

Our team focuses on personalized care to help improve breathing and overall quality of life, using treatment plans that may include medications, breathing techniques, and lifestyle changes.

💙 Walk in anytime
⏰ Open 7 days a week
💻 buffalobreathenow.com

If breathing hasn’t felt right lately, we’re here to help.

01/13/2026

🎉 We’re officially ONE! 🎉

One year of opening our doors, supporting our community, and helping patients breathe easier.

We’re so grateful for our incredible team, our patients, and everyone who’s supported Buffalo BreatheNow since day one 💙🫁

01/12/2026

💧 Tip of the Week

Staying hydrated helps support lung health by keeping mucus thinner and easier to clear, especially during cold and flu season.

💧 Water
🍵 Herbal teas
🍊 Water-rich fruits

Hydration matters more than you think 🫁
👉 Having trouble breathing? Our team is here for you.

📍 6161 Transit Road, East Amherst, NY
📞 (716) 320-0180

Call now to connect with business.

01/07/2026

Don’t wait to get your flu shot! Give us a call at (716) 320-0180 or visit us online to schedule your flu shot. Walk-ins welcome 🚶

📍 6161 Transit Road, East Amherst, NY
⏰ M-F: 9am-7pm | S-S: 9am-2pme

Doctors’ visits for flu-like symptoms — fevers, sore throat, extreme fatigue and body aches — have hit the highest level in nearly 30 years, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and are likely to continue to rise in the coming weeks.

At least 5,000 people have died this season, including nine children.

For the week ending Dec. 27, the CDC reported that nearly 1 in 10 outpatient visits nationwide — 8.2% — were for flu-like illnesses. That’s the highest logged since the CDC started tracking such visits in 1997.

Only Montana, South Dakota, Vermont and West Virginia are experiencing low to moderate flu spread. Data for Nevada was “insufficient,” the agency said.

Read more: nbcnews.app.link/LJZ75hnhIZb