In 1975, Unity Hospital (formerly Park Ridge Hospital) was built with expansion in mind. A 287-bed community hospital in the town of Greece, NY, the buildings foundations, steel framework and patient wings were all engineered for growth.

On the inside, all beds were in private rooms, an uncommon feature among major care providers in our area. This forward-thinking design has carried us into the 21st century. However, major changes in care technology, infection control, the collection and storage of patients health information is reshaping healthcare as we know it.

In 2006, with the community's help, we added a fourth floor, created state-of-the-art spaces for our neuro-rehabilitation and joint replacement programs, and made several other aesthetic and quality of care enhancements.

Its once again time for us to make improvements, and at a more fundamental level, embrace our forward-thinking heritage. And we need your help.