UHS Virtual Walk-In
Get convenient care online
During your online provider appointment with a professional out of the Binghamton area, receive a diagnosis and prescription (if needed) for your illness from the convenience of your home or work. Answer a few simple questions about your symptoms to begin your online provider visit, and receive a virtual care response between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
UHS Virtual Walk-In patients are treated by the trusted United Health Services providers they would see in a walk-in clinic. For current United Health Services patients, the provider already has access to your United Health Services health record.
Your insurance company will be billed when your virtual healthcare visit is complete.
UHS Virtual Walk-In receives URAC Telehealth Accreditation
URAC’s telehealth accreditation standards were developed in consultation with leading experts in the telehealth industry, including representatives from healthcare providers, technology firms, consumer organizations, insurers, and academics. Industry best practices were identified in areas such as quality and coordination of care, access, safety, systems integrity and reliability, consumer protection and empowerment, and regulatory compliance. Achievement of the URAC Telehealth Accreditation seal is a mark of high-performing telehealth providers who believe in and practice excellence. Click here to learn more.
Conditions We Treat
Respiratory Infections and Allergies
- Cold or sinus infection
- COVID-19
- Hay fever/allergies
- Influenza (flu)*
Women's Health
- Female bladder infection (UTI)
- Vaginal yeast infection
- Start a new oral birth control medication
- Refill current oral birth control medication
- Morning-after pill (Emergency contraception)
Anxiety and Depression
- To offer people in the community another option for mental health screening and services, UHS now offers Virtual Walk-In visits for concerns related to anxiety and depression.
Skin and Nail Problems
- Acne
- Athlete’s foot
- Diaper rash
- Eczema
- Fungal skin infection (tinea)
- Jock itch
- Ringworm
- Shingles
- Skin irritation (contact dermatitis)
- Unwanted or other skin conditions
Stomach Pains
- Constipation and/or diarrhea (gastrointestinal conditions)
- Heartburn or acid reflux (GERD)
Injuries and Pain
- Minor burns
- Lower back pain
Medication to Prevent Illness or Infection
- Influenza prevention
- Pertussis (whooping cough) exposure
- Quit tobacco
Travel Medication
- Malaria prevention
- Motion sickness prevention
Eye and Mouth Problems
- Canker or cold sore
- Pink eye (conjunctivitis)
- Sty (bump or bumps on the eyelid
Insects
- Head lice
- Tick bite
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Ideal resident offers wise advice as she turns 100April 18, 2024Senior Living at Ideal resident Hazel Dentico is celebrating 100 years! Many friends and family members will be joining her on April 19 and 20 for special birthday celebrations in her honor. UHS has proclaimed April 20 as Hazel Dentico Day across the UHS healthcare system.
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Our most recent DAISY Award winner is Michelle Cerutti!April 18, 2024A program to recognize the care and compassion of extraordinary nurses continues at UHS with Michelle Cerutti, RN, UHS Outpatient Mental Health Clinic, being named the February winner of the DAISY Award! Michelle was recognized and presented with the award for the achievement and enjoyed cinnamon rolls, a symbolic treat in honor of Patrick Barnes, whose experience inspired the award.
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Performance program helps young athletes realize college dreamsApril 18, 2024Aubrey Marroquin and Nadia Wojcik were star soccer players at Chenango Valley High School with top-tier dreams when they experienced injuries that young female athletes are particularly at risk for—repeated-torn ACLs. Read about their journey of recover and getting back on the field.
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UHS Foundation awarded $15,000 for “Reach Out and Read” ProgramApril 16, 2024A UHS program encouraging the habit of reading at an early age received $15,000 in support from the Upstate Foundation. With the "Reach out and Read" Program, patients are given a book at each well visit with their UHS pediatrician, starting at six months of age, in an effort to promote literacy and enhance their development.