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UHS Hospitals Specialty Pharmacy
The Specialty Pharmacy Program at UHS closely connects your clinic care with your pharmacy care. Pharmacy liaisons and clinical pharmacists specializing in your condition will address all of your prescription needs and ensure that your treatment is working between your clinic visits.
Services
Coordinated care between your physicians and our pharmacy includes:
- On-call pharmacist support
- Financial assistance support
- Insurance prior authorizations
- Free home delivery
- Refill coordination
Where we are located
United Health Services Hospitals, Inc
Specialty Pharmacy
345 Main St.
Johnson City, NY 13790
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Contact Us
Phone: (607) 352-5948
Fax: (607) 352-5949
Email: Rxadmin@nyuhs.org
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Think BE-FAST to respond to strokeMay 02, 2024
May marks National Stroke Awareness Month, and UHS is joining with the National Stroke Association to spotlight the modifiable risk factors that account for 90 percent of all strokes.
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Community turns out for stroke awareness eventMay 02, 2024
UHS kicked off May as Stroke Awareness Month with a free interactive and educational stroke awareness event for the public. The event gave community members the opportunity to connect with UHS stroke experts to learn more about what a stroke is, including warning signs and risk factors.
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UHS performs 250th Watchman implant procedureMay 01, 2024
The UHS Structural Heart Disease & Valve Clinic team has performed the 250th Watchman procedure using an advanced mesh-like implant that can reduce the risk of stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation, marking 250 lives changed for the better!
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UHS plays key role in medication take-back eventApril 30, 2024
The UHS Pharmacy Vestal, in conjunction with the Broome County Sheriff’s Office and Broome County Health Department, hosted a drive-through unused-prescription-drug collection on April 27.