Finger Lakes Health

Finger Lakes Health is an acute care hospital with 132 beds sitting on the Geneva General Hospital campus, right near historic downtown Geneva at the north end of Seneca Lake, and the staff here focus on getting treatment started quickly for critical problems like sepsis, heart attack, and stroke, which is important because conditions like those can get worse very quickly if you don't act fast, and you'll find specialized staff in areas like the Olaf and Elaine Leiberg ICU, which has 14 beds for adults who need critical care, plus there's a telemetry unit, pediatric beds, and two medical-surgical units-one is 3 North with 20 beds, specializing in surgery, pediatric, and orthopedic cases, and the other is 2 West with 26 beds, keeping an eye on heart and stroke patients with special equipment, and Geneva General Hospital, part of Finger Lakes Health, provides both primary and secondary care with all sorts of specialty options since there are 24 different specialties, along with full diagnostic services, like spiral CT scans, nuclear medicine tests, MRI, and cardiovascular checks, and people who need joint replacements can use the Total Joint Replacement Program, plus gastroenterology and an outpatient dialysis center with 13 stations serving people from four counties, and if you or a loved one need long-term or skilled nursing care, the Living Center at Geneva - North has an 80-bed facility with semi-private rooms, lots of windows, hospice care rooms, dining rooms on each unit, and a regular activities program to give companionship and make life a little brighter, and for tracking your health, they use electronic records, check the quality of care with different measurements, have ways to see how patients feel about their stay, and watch how fast people get care in the emergency room or get discharged, using those numbers to look for ways to do even better, and the staff use special guidelines for severe infections like sepsis, following strict three-hour and six-hour treatment bundles to make sure they give effective care as quickly as possible, with services set up to lower the chances of unplanned readmissions, so people from the area can come for emergency care, general care, or special treatments and know the place is keeping track of both results and satisfaction, and people can use resources online like the bill pay option, appointment scheduling, and a patient portal for convenience, so whether the need is for urgent or longer-term care, the staff aim to be there when care matters most.