Scarlet Clement-Buffoline Named VP of Operations at Saratoga Hospital

SARATOGA SPRINGS —

Saratoga Hospital has appointed Scarlet Clement-Buffoline as the Vice President of Operations for Ambulatory and Physician Services.

Clement-Buffoline has more than two decades of administrative experience in positions of increasing responsibility at Capital Region hospitals. Most recently, she served as the executive director of Saratoga Hospital Medical Group, the hospital’s multidisciplinary practice.

In her new role, ClementBuffoline will have oversight of the entire Saratoga Hospital Medical Group, as well as all outpatient services, including imaging, radiation oncology, regional therapy centers, and urgent care locations. them the most relaxing experience possible.

The hotel seeks to provide people “with an experience,” rather than simply a room, Smith said. This includes a calendar of weekend experiences, which Boggan explained as fully-planned agendas centering around popular local themes, such as Saratoga Beer Week.

“All the guests need to do is make their reservation, and they are brought through the entire agenda that we have pre-planned in advance for the guest,” said Boggan. “So anywhere from ten to 15 rooms will all be kind of going through this experience together.”

Part of the Saratoga experience that the hotel offers is contained in the building itself. Saratoga Arms’ property was constructed in 1870, Smith said, and still contains many historical elements as well as modern amenities.

Both Smith and Boggan expressed their love for the Saratoga community, saying their goal is to help their guests have positive experiences in the city.

“When you love a community so much, you want to show it off,” said Smith. “I have a wonderful backdrop of a place where people can stay, and then experience all those wonderful things that this community has to offer. I take that very seriously, and I’m also very honored to do that for people.”

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