Oswego Health

02/13/2026

Winter is tough enough—don’t let illness slow you down.
Our Urgent Care teams are here to help with cold & flu symptoms, fevers, sprains, minor burns, infections, and more.

Skip the long ER wait and get the care you need, quickly.
❄ Feel better faster this season with Oswego Health.

👉 Find an Urgent Care near you: www.oswegohealth.org/urgent-care

02/12/2026

💙 Patient Story Spotlight: Teresa’s Journey to Compassionate Care
After facing a difficult season supporting her husband through illness, Teresa Cady knew she needed a different kind of healthcare experience for her own knee replacement — one that felt personal, calm, and close to home.

She found exactly that at Oswego Health.

From the warm welcome at admission to the attentive nursing care and Dr. Michael Diaz’s exceptional expertise, Teresa says her experience “felt almost like a boutique hospital where kindness mattered just as much as medical skill.”

Her story is a beautiful reminder of what hometown, human-centered care can mean for a patient’s healing journey.

👉 Read Teresa’s full story here: https://www.oswegohealth.org/everyday-care/posts/why-coming-home-to-oswego-health-was-the-best-choice-for-my-knee-replacement

02/10/2026

Your heart loves movement. Even 30 minutes of physical activity most days can improve circulation, lower blood pressure, and boost overall heart health.

Our Center for Cardiology care team sees firsthand how lifestyle changes make a lasting impact. This month, find ways to move more, manage stress, and support your heart every day.

02/09/2026

This week, we proudly recognize our exceptional Center for Cardiology team—the providers, nurses, and support staff who care for the heart of our community every single day.

From prevention and diagnostics to advanced treatment and ongoing management, this team delivers expert, compassionate care when patients need it most. Their dedication helps patients live healthier lives, supports families through critical moments, and strengthens the well-being of Central New York.

To our cardiovascular professionals: thank you for your expertise, your teamwork, and the heart you bring to heart care. Your impact reaches far beyond our walls—and we are grateful for all that you do.

02/07/2026

❄️ Heading Outside? Stay Warm & Stay Safe! ❄️
Before you step out into the cold, make sure you’re prepared:
🧣 Dress in layers
🧤 Cover all exposed skin
🥾 Wear waterproof boots and gloves
Staying warm helps protect you from frostbite and hypothermia — smart prep makes winter fun and safe!
If you or someone you know needs a warm place to go, find nearby warming shelters using this interactive map:
👉 https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/1b361e923a724c50a0d4a09f1e202be5/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPx0OxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF3Z0R5cnd4bVpnZmJ2M3pXc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHju6I6qUD1AKxybyHXXuaVuVdpLKQJmgiIPTR_kzjZGhi0vov7xxlh8AkhGV_aem_6wus_vE-tCwtTUwv6jqttw
Stay safe, stay warm, and look out for one another. 💙❄️

02/06/2026

Today, our Oswego Health team is wearing red in recognition of National Wear Red Day and to support the American Heart Association - New York State, a day dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease and the importance of heart health.

Heart disease impacts so many of the patients, families, and neighbors we care for every day. By wearing red, we’re showing our support for prevention, education, and early detection—and sharing a simple message with our community: we care.

From our clinical teams to our support staff, every red accessory, shirt, and smile represents our commitment to compassionate care and healthier hearts for Central New York. ❤️

02/06/2026

❓ Can heart disease really be silent?
❓ Is it true that women experience different symptoms?

Heart disease myths can delay life‑saving care. In his latest Everyday Care blog, Dr. David Bass, cardiologist, breaks down the facts and dispels four dangerous misconceptions you need to know.

👉 Read more and take control of your heart health

Think heart disease only affects older men or shows obvious symptoms? Think again. Learn the truth behind four dangerous heart disease myths and how proactive care can save lives.

02/05/2026

🎉 SouperBowl at The Manor! 🍲🏆

If you know The Manor, you know we take culture seriously… and we take fun just as seriously!

Our leadership team kicked off this year’s SouperBowl in style — from custom matching t‑shirts to their now‑famous jingle (yes, they practiced… and yes, it shows 😂).

It’s simple: when you love where you work, it shows.
And today was all about great food, great energy, and celebrating the amazing team that makes The Manor feel like home. ❤️

🎥 Check out the video for all the highlights!

02/05/2026

❤️ February is Heart Health Month!

Small daily choices can make a big difference for your heart:
💪 Stay active
🥗 Eat nutritious foods
🩺 Monitor your blood pressure
🧘 Manage stress

If you experience chest discomfort, shortness of breath, or dizziness, seek care right away. Your heart is worth it—this month and every month.

👉 Learn more: /www.oswegohealth.org/services/cardiology/

02/04/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Andrew Rogall — Our Newest We Care Award Recipient! 🎉

We’re proud to honor Dr. Andrew Rogall for his exceptional dedication to patient care and the meaningful relationships he builds every day.

His nominator shared a powerful testament to his impact:
💙 “I’ve been seeing Dr. Rogall for almost 8 years. In my experience, he is the best doctor I have ever had to deal with.”
💙 “He listens to everything I have to say, never talks down to me, and explains things in a way I can understand.”

This nomination also highlights the kindness of his care team — with special appreciation for Sam and Darlene, described as “absolute sweethearts” who help make each visit welcoming and supportive.

👏 Thank you, Dr. Rogall, for the respect, compassion, and understanding you show your patients. Your commitment truly embodies the heart of the We Care Award.

02/02/2026

💙 Big news for Central New York!

Oswego Health Medical Practice is expanding into Clay, bringing much-needed primary care to Onondaga County. This isn’t growth for growth’s sake—it’s a mission-driven investment in a community where access to primary care is limited and preventative health matters more than ever.

Our new Clay PrimeCare opens March 2, because we believe primary care is the foundation of healthier lives—helping patients stay well, catch concerns early, and build long-term relationships with providers who truly care. When communities thrive, it starts with access.

We’re proud to welcome Dr. Andrew Rogall, a trusted family medicine physician and Clay resident, who will lead the practice with the compassionate, patient-centered care he’s known for. He’ll be joined by Michelle Burns, FNP, whose decades of clinical experience will expand appointment availability and ensure more families can get the care they need, when they need it.

Our commitment doesn’t stop there. We continue to invest in the communities we already serve, including Fulton—where we’ve recently recruited two additional providers to expand access and strengthen care close to home - Christine Ma, DO and Casey O. Donovan, MSN, FNP, RN.

Because at Oswego Health, we care—about prevention, about access, and about our neighbors.

📍 Now accepting new patients in Clay (ages 5+)
🌐 OswegoHealth.org/clay
📞 315-409-4049

Primary care matters. Community matters. And we’re proud to be here. 💙

02/02/2026

This month, we honor the African American pioneers who helped shape modern medicine—leaders like Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams, Mary Eliza Mahoney, and Dr. Patricia Bath. Their innovation, resilience, and commitment to care changed healthcare forever and opened doors for generations to come.

At Oswego Health, we celebrate the pioneers of the past while also recognizing the strength, perseverance, and voices of those who continue to overcome adversity in healthcare today. We are proud to support a culture that values diversity, inclusion, and compassionate care—for our patients, our teams, and our community.

By honoring history, we reaffirm our commitment to equity, respect, and progress—today and always.