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When inclement weather hits our service area, important information about UHS locations and services will appear on this website. If you cannot safely travel to an appointment, please call your provider's office to reschedule, or ask if virtual healthcare is an option.
When snow and ice cover the sidewalks, driveways and parking lots and you need to venture outside, it's a good idea to take some basic winter precautions. Falls are unexpected, but there are a few ways to decrease your risk of falling.
Give back by making a gift to the UHS Foundation this holiday season. The UHS Foundation raises funds for state-of-the-art equipment, patient care facilities and community outreach programs. Your gift to UHS supports access to advanced services in the Greater Binghamton region and helps make an impact on the lives of all in our community.
Join us for a free educational seminar designed for patients considering total joint replacement of the hip or knee. Benjamin Villacres Mori, MD, will guide you through the latest advancements in joint replacement and answer your questions to help you make informed decisions about your health.
It can be tough to distinguish where to go for medical care when your symptoms feel unbearable, and your primary care provider is unavailable. Here are some key differences to help you decide whether a visit to a Walk-In Center, an Emergency Department or Virtual Walk-In visit is right for you.
UHS is now hiring Patient Care Pharmacists for our dedicated Inpatient Pharmacy team. In this role, you will promote patient safety and optimize therapeutic outcomes. Find a culture of connection and patient-centered care with UHS.
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UHS Winter Weather UpdatesDecember 02, 2025When inclement weather hits our service area, important information about UHS locations and services will appear on this website. Please continue to check this page frequently for updates.
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Important reminders for shoveling snow safelyDecember 01, 2025The mix of cold temperatures and physical exertion increases the workload on the heart, which may increase the risk of a heart attack for some. According to the American Heart Association, even walking through heavy, wet snow can place strain on your heart.
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Avoid slips and falls when weather turns badDecember 01, 2025When snow and ice cover the sidewalks, driveways and parking lots and you need to venture outside, it's a good idea to take some basic winter precautions.
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Consider the life-saving gift of blood donation this holiday seasonDecember 01, 2025The American Red Cross is urging members of our community to give with meaning this December. Welcome winter by making a lifesaving difference and helping patients in need.
