Quick Access to UHS MyChart

Free and secure access to your UHS healthcare team and services.

UHS Bill Pay

Pay Your Way!

UHS now offers convenient payment options to fit your needs. Patients can make payments through MyChart using a credit card, debit card, or bank account. Apple Pay® and Google Pay™ are also available for in-person payments at participating UHS office locations.

Important: If you have an active Auto-Pay arrangement or payment plan, please update your credit card information as soon as possible. Due to UHS's recent transition to a new payment processing vendor, previously saved payment information could not be transferred to the new system. Updating your payment method will help prevent interruptions to your scheduled payments.

To update your information or for assistance, contact the UHS Self-Pay Team at (607) 338-1120.

More convenience. More flexibility. More choices. Thank you for choosing UHS.

Pay your UHS Bill

UHS Home Care

Choose this option to pay your UHS Home Care bill.

UHS Delaware Valley Hospital

Note: Translation services are available if you need help understanding your bill. Please call (607) 763-6127.


 

Pay Your Bill By Mail

Return the bottom portion of your bill with your payment to:

UHS 
PO Box 412683 
Boston, MA 02241


 

Credit Card Payments

By Paying for your Medical Services by credit card, you are foregoing State and Federal Protections related to medical debt. 

For more details or to explore other financial assistance options, please call our Self-Pay Collections/Concierge team at (607) 338-1120.


 

NYS Essential Plan changes

New York State residents enrolled in the state’s Essential Plan could be impacted by changes to their health insurance coverage. The Essential Plan is New York State’s free or low cost health insurance for adults who don’t qualify for Medicaid but can’t afford private coverage.

If your coverage is affected, UHS is here to assist you. Our Financial Assistance team is available to provide support and guidance as you navigate any changes to your coverage.

What you need to know:

  • We have reached out to patients via MyChart, phone, and mail to help minimize disruption and support continuity of care.
  • If you who have received a message from UHS but have not yet responded, it is important to get in touch with us as soon as possible, so that we can assist you with next steps.

If you have any questions, please contact (607) 770-0025.