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Community Resources

Wellness goes beyond the appointment

Our Values

We value service, accessibility, community connection, and practical support. That means looking out for the first responders who care for our community, recognizing the people taking risks to build something of their own, protecting the water and outdoor spaces we all share, and helping connect our neighbors with resources that make it easier to live well.

We may be a healthcare company, but our role in the community does not begin or end with an appointment. We want Roam to be a good neighbor, too.

Find links below to connect with local resources to get help or get involved!

First Responder Support

Service is deeply woven into Roam’s story. Members of our team have backgrounds in emergency, prehospital, and critical-care settings, and many of us have first responders within our own families. We believe the people who spend their careers showing up for others deserve to feel supported, too.

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We are proud to offer an ongoing 20% discount on eligible services for active first responders. 

Find further community resources for first responder support below.
 

Find Support for First Responders & Their Families

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Firefighter Arno Memorial Foundation

Explore local programs and resources dedicated to supporting first responders and their families throughout Western New York.

Explore FAM Foundation →
 

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Connect With WNY First Responder Support

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100 Club of Buffalo

Learn about local assistance, scholarships, benefits, and community programs supporting law enforcement, fire, EMS professionals, and their families.

Visit the 100 Club of Buffalo →

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Explore First Responder Wellness Resources

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WNY Stress Reduction Program

Access education, training, peer-support information, and mental-health resources created specifically for emergency responders.

Explore WNY Stress Reduction Resources →

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Water Protection 

Clean water is fundamental to health, strong communities, and the outdoor spaces that make Western New York home. We believe caring for our health also means caring for the resources we all depend on.
 

Here are a few ways to learn more about our local waterways, understand water quality, and get involved in protecting them.

Learn About Local Water Quality

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Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper

Explore local water-quality information, pollution-reporting resources, drinking-water education, and information about the health of Western New York’s waterways.

Explore Local Water Quality Resources →

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Join a Local Cleanup

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Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper

Find organized cleanup events or learn how to complete a Solo Sweep in your own neighborhood or favorite outdoor space.

Find a WNY Cleanup →

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Get Involved in Water Stewardship

Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper

Explore volunteer opportunities, educational programs, and ways to participate more directly in protecting our region’s waterways.

Explore Volunteer Opportunities →

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Get Outside WNY

Some of the best things we can do for ourselves are surprisingly simple: move, get outside, explore, and connect with other people.
 

Western New York gives us plenty of opportunities to do all four. Whether you are looking for a quiet walk, a new trail, a group ride, or simply somewhere new to spend an afternoon, these resources can help you get started.

Find Your Next Outdoor Destination

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New York State Parks — Niagara Region

Explore parks, trails, waterfront destinations, hiking, biking, paddling, and outdoor recreation throughout Western New York.

Explore WNY State Parks →

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Explore Local Trails

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Western New York Mountain Bicycling Association

Browse local trail systems, maps, trail conditions, and more than 100 miles of public trails throughout the region.

Find Local Trails →

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Find a Group Ride or Trail Event

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Western New York Mountain Bicycling Association

Connect with local group rides, trail-work days, outdoor events, and opportunities to experience WNY trails with others.

Explore Outdoor Events →

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Community Health & Access

Health is shaped by far more than what happens inside a clinic. Access to nutritious food, reliable information, preventive education, and practical community resources all play a role in helping people and families stay well.

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We have gathered a few trusted local resources that can make that information easier to find.

Find Food & Nutrition Resources
 

Erie County Department of Health

Find information about food pantries, community fridges, nutrition programs, gardening resources, senior services, and other local food-access programs.

Find Food & Nutrition Resources →

 

Be Better Prepared
 

Erie County Department of Health

Explore resources covering CPR, Stop the Bleed, first aid, emergency food and water, extreme-weather safety, medication preparedness, and more.

Explore Emergency Preparedness Resources →

 

Stay Ready With ReadyErie
 

Erie County Department of Homeland Security & Emergency Services

Access local emergency alerts and preparedness tools designed to help individuals and families build practical emergency plans.

Explore ReadyErie →
 

Suggestions?

We are always looking to collaborate with organizations and local community members who share our passion for wellness and recovery. Let's work together to bring health and hydration to the wild.

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