Provider Benefits
- Faster care for your patients, the frustrating delays and barriers for approvals that exist in “traditional” WC System are removed
- Provider requests for authorization of diagnostics, services, surgery will be granted usually on the same day or within one business day of request
- Nurse Case Managers will manage the “Company” communication and lessen the expectation on providers to complete yet another form or make another call
- Fewer Controverted Claims, less than 0.5% of our claims are controverted because of “Point of Entry” care management and redirection
- No discounted Fee Schedules, all claims are paid at 100% of the NYS WC Fee Schedule and paid by the UHS WC PPO in a 30 to 45 day period
UHS News
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UHS Delaware Valley Hospital's 2026 Cutest Baby Contest resultsAugust 26, 2026Thank you to everyone who participated in and supported this year's Cutest Baby Contest at the Delaware County Fair! We loved seeing all of the adorable entries and appreciate everyone who stopped by to cast their votes. Your support will benefit the Enhance Delaware Valley Hospital Fund in support of the hospital's Medical Neighborhood expansion project.
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The next phase: From pediatrician to primary careAugust 26, 2026As your teen navigates their transition into adulthood, there is one important task the family should not forget — helping your teen transfer their care from their pediatrician to an adult primary care provider.
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UHS helps make the third annual Backpack Giveaway a huge successAugust 21, 2026UHS was proud to partner with the Broome County Sheriff's Office and Blue Sisters National for the 3rd Annual Backpack Giveaway, held last evening at the Big Dipper BBQ 2 in Conklin, NY. The event brought together community organizations, volunteers, and donors with a shared goal: helping local students begin the new school year with confidence and the supplies they need to succeed.
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7th Annual 'Chalk the Walk' event to raise awareness for suicide preventionAugust 21, 2026Members of the Mobile Crisis Outreach Team are leading an effort to promote suicide prevention through heartfelt, creative chalk messages on the sidewalks around UHS Binghamton General Hospital and UHS Wilson Medical Center.
