​Program Director Jeannine Palazza of GuildCare Buffalo, a program of Lighthouse Guild, welcomed New York State Senators Timothy Kennedy and Chris Jacobs along with City Comptroller Mark Schroeder as they celebrated the 25th Anniversary of the GuildCare Adult Day Health Care Program with staff and clients.

​GuildCare, a program of Lighthouse Guild, opened in 1992, at 1170 Main Street, where it still operates today. GuildCare is New York State’s only Adult Day Health Care provider specializing in services to persons with vision impairment and chronic medical conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure or a history of stroke, heart disease or eye disease. Our program has made a real and lasting impact on people, families and communities affected by vision loss. GuildCare is also offered at three other sites in New York State: Albany, Manhattan and Niagara Falls.
The theme for the celebratory event was “Through the Years” and the day was filled with entertainment, games, food and a staff photo board for everyone’s viewing pleasure. 

About Lighthouse Guild
Lighthouse Guild, based in New York, is the leading not-for-profit healthcare organization dedicated to addressing and preventing vision loss through coordinated vision and health services. With Lighthouse Guild, people who are at risk for, or affected by, vision loss have access to all the resources necessary to lead full, independent and productive lives. For more information, visit Lighthouseguild.org.

Jeannine Palazza, Program Director at Guildcare Buffalo, Lighthouse Guild and Comptroller Mark Schroeder

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Jeannine Palazza, Program Director at Guildcare Buffalo, Lighthouse Guild and NY State Senator Timothy M. Kennedy

Jeannine Palazza, Program Director at Guildcare Buffalo, Lighthouse Guild and NY State Senator Chris Jacobs

GuildCare Adult Day Health Care Program Celebrates 25th Anniversary