Women's Health
Women have unique health care needs at every stage of their lives— from their childbearing years through menopause and into their senior years. Our dedicated New York women's health team of physicians, nurses and other health care professionals is experienced in dealing with women’s issues and is committed to providing patients with high-quality care using the most advanced technology.
At UHS we offer a broad range of women's health services in Binghamton and across New York's Southern Tier including:
Breast Health
When it comes to breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment, UHS brings you the most up-to-date technology and medical information on breast health, combined with compassionate physicians and staff committed to providing you with the very best care possible.
Obstetrics/Gynecology
Beginning at age 18, all women should schedule regular check-ups with an OB/GYN provider. Our staff of New York women's health physicians and nurse practitioners are dedicated to the special health concerns of women across the Southern Tier.
Maternity/Childbirth
From our soothing home-like labor and delivery suites to our bright and comfortable maternity rooms, we’ve created a cozy, family-centered environment at both UHS Wilson Medical Center and UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital. See why more women choose to deliver at UHS than at any other hospital in the area.
Urogynecology
UHS has physicians who can help women suffering from a wide variety of pelvic support, bladder and urinary disorders.
UHS Rehabilitation Therapy Services
UHS Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation provides a number of therapies for conditions commonly experienced by women, such as:
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Make blood donation part of holiday plansDecember 02, 2022As we celebrate the holidays, the American Red Cross is encouraging those who are eligible to give something that can save a life – a blood donation!
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Maintain, Don’t Gain this holiday seasonDecember 01, 2022The average American gains between 1-5 pounds during the holidays. The extra weight can accumulate over time and make it more difficult to get back to a healthy weight.
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Take action to avoid getting and spreading the fluNovember 30, 2022This is flu season, and healthcare professionals are seeing a concerning uptick in cases of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).
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Huge crane to work at UHS Wilson site for 5 monthsNovember 29, 2022The Wilson Project construction site now includes a huge crane that will begin the steel work at the project construction site. The crane’s assembly will impact traffic patterns in the area for four days.