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Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center

Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center

Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center is where world-class cancer care, research, education and innovation come together. As the only NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center in Upstate New York, Roswell Park is leading breakthroughs in oncology while delivering compassionate, patient-centered care. Follow for expert insights, research advances, patient impact stories and career opportunities shaping the future of cancer care. We understand how frightening it is to hear “it’s cancer.” Before you make any surgery or treatment decisions, spend just one day with us to explore your options and meet the experts dedicated to your care. For more information about Roswell Park and cancer in general, contact us at 1-800-ROSWELL.www.roswellpark.org

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Nov 4, 2026

Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
20:08
Close quote.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
20:09
Okay, the company has since been called on to help with major projects such as the Bird Island Wastewater Treatment Facility, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, and the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
20:23
And by the way, I neglected to tell you You're listening to a reading of articles and features from Buffalo Business First right here on the Niagara Frontier Radio Reading Service.
Fran McNamaraNARRATOR
20:43
Bingo.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
0:58
Hello, thank you so much for tuning in to the Becker's Oncology Leadership Podcast.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
1:03
I'm Elizabeth Regerson, an assistant editor here at Becker's, and today I'm talking to Dr. Krishid Guru from Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
1:14
Dr. Guru is chair of urology and director of robotic surgery at Roswell Park.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
1:20
Dr. Guru, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me today.
Ned PatzGUEST
51:06
So we may go back and do some more investigator sponsored trial where they said they'd be able to keep us going.
Ned PatzGUEST
51:12
We do have one trial in SDK 11, which is open right now at Roswell Park.
Ned PatzGUEST
51:16
And they're they're funding it.
Ned PatzGUEST
51:18
We're providing drug.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
0:58
Hello, thank you so much for tuning in to the Becker's Oncology Leadership Podcast.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
1:03
I'm Elizabeth Regerson, an assistant editor here at Becker's, and today I'm talking to Dr. Krishid Guru from Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
1:14
Dr. Guru is chair of urology and director of robotic surgery at Roswell Park.
Elizabeth GregersonHOST
1:20
Dr. Guru, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with me today.
Shelly McLaughlinHOST
55:42
1990.
Shelly McLaughlinHOST
55:44
The NIH launched their project in Buffalo, New York, at a site called Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Shelly McLaughlinHOST
55:52
I'd like to say that I made that up, that it was called Roswell.
Shelly McLaughlinHOST
55:57
And we're not going to get into Project Looking Glass, which is different than Operation Looking Glass on this particular episode.
Chris ParkerHOST
32:08
Geno Stone got both hands on that play, on that ball, on that play, but it went through them and right to Igbenosyn for the pick.
Chris ParkerHOST
32:16
Because we're tight on time, that is also our defensive play of the game, which is brought to you by Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Chris ParkerHOST
32:23
Spend just one day with us.
Mike SchoppHOST
32:26
Why does that have to be because we're tight on time? I don't know, but you're going to
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
24:52
There is a photograph.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
24:55
I'm sure many of you remember when it was a promotion Roswell Park did called Heard About Buffalo and there were buffalo statues all over the city of Buffalo and each one was decorated by an artist who had been Oh, I'm losing the word.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
25:24
They had been contracted, I guess is what's gonna work, to put their special design, their special style on each buffalo.
Joanne JanickiNARRATOR
25:38
They were colorful.
Don WilliamsHOST
10:37
Her team has added evening and weekend appointments to help seniors evaluate their options.
Don WilliamsHOST
10:42
McGovern described this year's market as a little bit less disruptive, but some plans have still changed and coverage for Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center continues to shift.
Don WilliamsHOST
10:54
Rising health care costs and lower government reimbursements have squeezed insurers' profits, prompting them to retire some plans, introduce new ones, and revise provider networks.
Don WilliamsHOST
11:04
In Medicare Advantage, the government pays private insurers to operate approved health insurance plans for those 65 and older as an alternative to traditional Medicare.
Don WilliamsHOST
11:16
In 2026, 55% of eligible beneficiaries nationwide enrolled in Medicare Advantage, compared with 78% in Erie County.
Don WilliamsHOST
11:24
According to health policy organization KFF, here's what seniors should know during open enrollment.
Don WilliamsHOST
11:31
Changes for Roswell Park.
Don WilliamsHOST
11:33
Effective January 1st, Roswell Park's main campus and its outpatient centers, College Parkway in Amherst, Park Club Lane in Amherst, and Williams Road in Wheatfield, those will be in network with one Univera Medicare Advantage individual plan, the Senior Choice Secure Plan.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:20
Be careful on Medicare Advantage signups.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:23
I am currently enrolled in a 2026 Medicare Advantage plan that includes Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center and its network.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:30
I don't have cancer, but my dermatologist is affiliated with Roswell Park.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:36
No one expects to get cancer, but one in three of us will have a cancer diagnosis in our lifetime.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:41
I received a 20-page annual notice of change document from my current plan provider, detailing benefit changes for vision, dental, pharmacy, and more.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:51
Nowhere in the document does it tell me that for 2027, Roswell Park is not in the network.
Linda RanellaHOST
27:57
If I do nothing by 12-7-2026, I am automatically enrolled in the same plan without Roswell Park coverage.
Linda RanellaHOST
28:05
Do not assume Roswell Park will be in your 2027 Medicare Advantage plan.
DonaldNARRATOR
9:08
There is a proposal to build a data center at the State University of New York at Buffalo that would be a 40 megawatt facility that would be used by planning students to figure out traffic patterns, things like that.
DonaldNARRATOR
9:26
Adding that these centers also can support the AI used for analyzing large data sets to help advance cancer research at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center to investigate new treatments for patients.
DonaldNARRATOR
9:43
One of the things I think we're going to land on as a state is when they do the studies that they figure it out is that we can probably put a cap on the size of data centers and still accomplish the things that people are envisioning while not creating absurd absurd environmental justice concerns with our communities.
DonaldNARRATOR
10:09
not relying on gas and coal and diesel for build-out.

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