Random Programs And Consortium Pools
UHS Occupational Medicine will provide “computerized randomization services” for drug and/or alcohol testing at the employer’s request. Testing is required at least quarterly to meet federal DOT regulations. Employers not regulated under DOT regulations may set their own frequency and numbers based on Company policy. It is the Company’s responsibility to provide UHS Occupational Medicine with an accurate employee list at the same frequency of the requested random draws.
UHS Occupational Medicine manages several Consortium Pools for both large and small employers. The Company will receive biannual and annual reports indicating the number of employees
tested and the number of positive tests.
UHS News
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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. At UHS Wilson Medical Center, the Trauma Services and Injury Prevention team sees that shift every year. UHS Wilson is a New York State-designated Level II trauma center and an American College of Surgeons-verified trauma program, caring for patients with a wide range of serious injuries.
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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 by extending healthcare beyond traditional clinical settings to bring patient-centered care directly into the community.
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UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital Earns National Recognition for CleanlinessJuly 23, 2026UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital has been recognized as one of the cleanest hospitals in the United States, earning a prestigious 5-star cleanliness rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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UHS champions care for HIV and Hepatitis C patientsJuly 20, 2026Despite advances, many people living with or at risk of contracting HIV and hepatitis C still face barriers to getting the care they need.