A partnership between Evergreen Health and Community Access Services.

A partnership between Evergreen Health and Community Access Services.

One
impactful
intersection.

Where health
equity meets
access.

A new comprehensive healthcare center is coming to the historic intersection of Kensington and Bailey Avenues. Here, health equity will meet access. Change will meet action. Patients will meet hope. And a neighborhood that has been underserved for far too long will have more of its needs met. Because it’s the right thing to do. And it’s overdue. It’s time for friends, neighbors, and kindhearted strangers to come together, to come here, to

MAKE AN IMPACT. MAKE AN IMPACT.

Predominantly Black and Brown communities

like the Ken-Bailey neighborhood on Buffalo’s East Side have historically been held back by insufficient funding, development, and access to healthcare.

The Ken-Bailey neighborhood

is a federally designated medically underserved area due to a lack of appropriate healthcare resources needed to meet the needs of the population. These systemic factors continue to contribute to segregation, poverty, health disparities, and, ultimately, inequity.

As this community looks to the future, Evergreen Health and Community Access Services (CAS) are leading the Ken-Bailey Project to ensure the neighborhood has the resources and opportunities for improving health and well-being. They strive to support health equity efforts by adopting health equity best practices and strengthening their commitment to creating an inclusive, thriving community.

Eradicate Health Inequity through Unconditional Care.

This is our collective goal. This is bigger than healthcare and bigger than Buffalo. While the Ken-Bailey neighborhood will be most directly impacted by this new facility, we are hopeful that this model of accessible community care will become an example for addressing health inequity across the nation.

Contact us

For media inquiries, contact us at mcarrig@evergreenhs.org.

For general information, email us at info@kenbaileyproject.org.

Contractor Interest

Interested in working with us? Submit a contractor interest form to get involved.

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The Latest

In the News

03/24/2025

The Buffalo News published an article, "What will it take to ‘bring back Bailey'?" discussing the current redevelopment efforts transforming Bailey Avenue.

Project Update

02/19/2025

Evergreen Health and Community Access Services (CAS) announced today the first phase of site work for the Ken-Bailey Project was completed, celebrating yet another milestone.

In the News

02/07/2025

Each February 7 is CAS Day in Buffalo, a day to celebrate how CAS empowers communities of color through services and programs that are created for and by communities of color.