How to Get Started
- WC PPO Administrative Fees are determined by a comprehensive review and analysis of 2 to 3 years of preceding loss history as well as size and industry type.
- The review focus is on frequency and severity of claims to determine the resources necessary to service the claims.
- The WC PPO conducts on site orientations for all employees and their supervisors on the benefits of workers’ comp managed care
- Employees are educated on their rights and responsibilities, including: care access, provider choice, consequences of going out of network, obtaining 2nd opinions, and opting out.
- Employee handbook and instruction card will be provided for distribution as required by law to each employee.
- For more information, please contact Rick Boland at (607) 762-3357 or by email at Richard.Boland@nyuhs.org.
UHS News
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Know where to go for your medical concernMarch 04, 2026It 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.
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Colorectal Cancer: How Screenings Save LivesFebruary 27, 2026March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, an observance dedicated to encouraging patients, survivors and caregivers to share their stories, advocate for colorectal cancer prevention and raise awareness about the importance of early detection.
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UHS Child Care gets special visit for "Read for the Record" dayFebruary 26, 2026The children enrolled at UHS Child Care were excited to welcome guest readers for a special occasion on Thursday, February 26. John Carrigg, UHS President and CEO and Sam Lupo, Former UHS Foundation Board Chair, joined the UHS Foundation at the center to celebrate Jumpstart's 20th Annual "Read for the Record Day".
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UHS Teams and Local Responders Recognized After Lifesaving Cardiac Arrest ResponseFebruary 25, 2026The Hancock Fire Department honored a remarkable “chain of survival” that recently saved the life of 40-year-old Jennifer Wormuth during a sudden cardiac arrest. The recognition highlighted the coordinated efforts of local first responders and the advanced clinical care provided within the UHS system.