Urology
At UHS Urology, our mission is to provide high-quality, comprehensive urologic care to patients and exceptional service to referring providers. The members of our care team stay current on the latest advances in urologic care and are leaders in bringing new technologies and treatment options to Greater Binghamton and the Southern Tier region.
Based on the UHS Wilson Medical Center campus, our team is composed of four board-certified urologists and two licensed advanced practice practitioners who see patients at several offices in the Southern Tier. We also offer the services of fellowship-trained specialists in several urologic disciplines. Our team provides care to men and women in general urology and in a wide range of subspecialties, including male and female incontinence, infertility, kidney stones, reconstructive surgery, robotic and laparoscopic surgery, and numerous cancer treatments.
Why See Our Urologists?
- Blood in the urine, otherwise known as hematuria
- Difficulty or pain when urinating
- Frequent Urination
- Leaking urine
- Any abnormality of the kidney
- Elevated Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test – this measures the level of PSA in a man’s blood
- An abnormal prostate exam
- Testicular pain
- Male Infertility
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Our newest DAISY Award winner is Kimberly LepcioJuly 28, 2026A program to recognize the care and compassion of extraordinary nurses continues at UHS with Kimberly Lepcio, RN, Emergency Department, UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital, being named the most recent winner of the DAISY Award!
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Team spirit shines at UHS Night with the Rumble PoniesJuly 27, 2026Employees enjoyed a special evening at the Binghamton Rumble Ponies game on Friday, July 24, as the hometown team took on the Portland Sea Dogs.
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How UHS is helping our community stay safe this summerJuly 27, 2026When the weather warms up, people across the Greater Binghamton region head outside. They drive, bike, swim, ride ATVs and spend more time enjoying the season. But with that increase in activity also comes a greater risk of injury.
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VIDEO: UHS Community Paramedicine program delivers in-home care to patientsJuly 23, 2026Patients often face challenges that extend well beyond a single hospitalization, making it difficult to access the care and services necessary to stay healthy at home. The Community Paramedicine program at UHS closes those gaps.