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Exciting news! We have expanded online scheduling options, enabling patients to view and book appointments online with available providers, including those they haven't visited before. Currently, open scheduling is offered for Gastroenterology and select Primary Care offices. We're continually expanding our availability, so please revisit this page for updates on additional sites. To begin, please click on the appropriate link below based on whether you are an active MyChart user or prefer to schedule as a guest.
UHS News
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Celebrating physical therapy month in OctoberOctober 14, 2024October is Physical Therapy Month — the optimal time to learn about rehabilitative services before you need them. Physical therapy is wide-ranging, making it more a case of when you’ll interact with the service versus “if.”
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Team UHS steps out in force for 2024 'Making Strides'October 14, 2024A large contingent of UHS staff members turned out Oct. 13 for the 2024 edition of the “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer” walk at Otsiningo Park in Binghamton.
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Becoming a survivor: breast cancer knows no boundariesOctober 11, 2024Every year in October, people nationwide honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The annual campaign educates people on the prevalence of breast cancer, the importance of scheduling mammograms, early detection and the lasting impact of a diagnosis. This October, Sue Roma, an Endicott native, sister, wife, mother, grandmother and breast cancer survivor is now living life cancer-free.
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Important information regarding IV solutions shortageOctober 09, 2024Due to a national shortage, UHS is currently experiencing difficulty in obtaining IV solutions. This shortage is a direct effect of Hurricane Helene, which knocked out IV production facilities in North Carolina, where many of these products are made.