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The Hancock Fire Department honored a remarkable “chain of survival” that recently saved the life of 40-year-old Jennifer Wormuth during a sudden cardiac arrest.

The children enrolled at UHS Child Care were excited to welcome guest readers for a special occasion on Thursday, February 26.

World Lymphedema Day, celebrated annually on March 6, raises awareness of lymphatic diseases and honors the strength and resilience of those living with the condition.

On March 6, communities across the United States remember and honor the lives lost to overdose, in what has become known as Black Balloon Day.

UHS is committed to expanding access to essential healthcare services in our community, always close to home. Several years ago, UHS identified an opportunity to strengthen local access by expanding its presence on Upper Front Street.

March is National Kidney Month, observed annually to raise awareness about kidney disease. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a condition that affects around 35.5 million Americans, though many are unaware they even have it.

There’s no place like UHS! The UHS Foundation will be hosting our annual special event on Friday, May 1, 2026 at the Binghamton Club from 6pm to 9pm.

Certified Nurses Day honors nurses who become certified and help contribute to better patient outcomes through national board-certification in their specialty.