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Collaboration & Partnerships

At United Health Services Hospitals (UHSH), we believe that meaningful collaboration drives impactful research. We actively seek partnerships that accelerate discovery, improve patient outcomes, and support the development of innovative healthcare solutions.

Our Collaborative Approach

We partner with academic institutions, private industry, and public organizations to support a wide range of research activities — from clinical trials to data analysis and biospecimen studies. These collaborations enhance our scientific reach and help deliver cutting-edge treatments and technologies to our patients and community.

Examples of Research Partners

We are proud to collaborate with organizations such as:

  • Brain and Body Imaging Research Center (BBIRC), Binghamton University
  • Upstate Medical University
  • Motion Analysis Research Laboratory (MARL), Binghamton University
  • Human Cognitive and Visual Behavioral Lab (HCVB), Binghamton University
  • Cognition, Aging, and Memory Performance Lab (CAMP), Binghamton University
  • Laboratory Alliance of Central New York, LLC
  • QuidelOrtho Corporation
  • Janssen Pharmacueticals
  • DalCor Pharmaceuticals
  • Roche Pharmaceuticals

These partnerships support research in areas including motion science, cognitive aging, brain imaging, clinical diagnostics, infectious disease testing, and translational medicine.

Partnering with UHSH

If your organization is interested in:

Collaborating on clinical or translational research

  • Accessing de-identified data or biospecimens
  • Partnering with UHS investigators on grant-funded projects
  • Conducting sponsored clinical trials at UHS

We welcome your inquiry. Our team offers support in study planning, regulatory navigation, and legal contracting to ensure timely and effective collaboration.

Contact: research@nyuhs.org

We look forward to building partnerships that drive innovation and improve health outcomes.