Choose a Provider
UHS works with a talented and dedicated group of well-trained and experienced physicians and allied health professionals.
The medical staffs of the systems' four hospitals in Broome, Chenango and Delaware counties include more than 500 doctors representing a wide range of medical specialties and primary care options.
We are proud that these providers have chosen to pursue their professional careers with us.
Click here to let us help you choose a provider.
-
Be a lifeline for someone struggling with suicidal thoughtsSeptember 02, 2026Suicide is a major public health concern, and prevention efforts are critical. However, lack of awareness and stigma surrounding mental health often prevent people from having conversations that could save lives. By raising awareness and breaking down barriers, we can help more people access the support and care they need.
-
.jpg?crop=yes&k=c&w=342&h=230&v=a23a5552-8b5b-4ec3-a869-50c3cbeb1533&itok=1hy15FZL)
September is Fall Prevention Awareness Month: Stay Safe, Independent, and Confident at HomeSeptember 01, 2026Falls are a major risk for older adults, but many falls can be prevented with the right equipment and support. At UHS Home Care, we are here to help you stay safe, maintain your independence, and remain comfortably in your home. We offer a variety of products designed to reduce fall risks and improve daily living.
-
Stay healthy this flu season: UHS offers flu shots by appointmentSeptember 01, 2026Fall brings many changes, including the start of flu season. The good news is that with a little preparation, you can reduce your risk of getting sick and help keep those around you stay healthy. Getting an annual flu shot is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself and those around you this time of year.
-
This September, be proactive about your prostate healthSeptember 01, 2026September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, making it the ideal time to get the latest information you need to know to make informed decisions about your prostate health. In 2026, the American Cancer Society estimates there will be about 333,830 new cases of prostate cancer, and about 36,320 deaths from prostate cancer.