Parking

NEW! PLEASE NOTE:

Metered Parking to Be Enforced Effective Immediately

The City of Buffalo is enforcing the metered on-street parking along Virginia Street as well as other streets in the Buffalo Niagara Medical campus. Parking will be allowed for up to four hours per paid session. Pay and display units accept payment using major credit cards and coins. Your ticket/receipt should be placed on your dashboard or in the driver-side windshield. If you approach any street near the Institute without parking meters, please look to see if it is a street with this new metered option.

Valet parking is available for patients and visitors, Monday - Friday, 7 am - 6 pm. There is no additional charge for this service, simply pull up to the Hospital entrance, stay with your loved one, and leave the parking to us. You will be charged the same daily/hourly rate as if you parked your car yourself.

If you wish to coordinate your own parking arrangements, parking is available in the Parking Ramp on the south side of Carlton Street between Michigan Avenue and Elm Street. Visitors and patients should use the Carlton Street entrance. Rates are charged by the hour, day or month. See the parking ramp attendant for various rates. On-street parking is strongly discouraged. RPCI cannot assume responsibility for parking tickets or damage to vehicles parked on city streets.

Attention Chemo-Infusion Patients

There is now FREE PARKING for any patient who has an appointment in the Chemo-Infusion Center at Roswell Park scheduled for 4 pm or later.

Upon checking into the Center, the Clinical Support Assistant will give you a yellow coupon that they will initial and date it for you. This yellow coupon should be presented to the parking ramp attendant along with your parking ticket.

If you should have any additional questions, please contact any member of the Chemo-Infusion Center.

Patient Assistance

The Social Work Department at Roswell Park Cancer Institute (RPCI) will assess those determined to have financial difficulty. We link those with needs to community services which provide assistance such as the Mayor’s Van, American Cancer Society’s Road to Recovery Program, Senior Van services, Maria Love Foundation, and other charities.