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At UHS, we understand that, for many older patients and their families, hospital care can be a source of stress. Older adult patients have unique health needs that call for unique forms of care.

People around the country and in the Southern Tier will don something red on Friday, Feb. 3, to call attention to heart disease among women, as the nation observes “Wear Red Day,” part of the “Go Red for Women” awareness campaign.

February is American Heart Month and the perfect time to take advantage of these heart-healthy tips and recipes from UHS Nutrition Services.

UHS employees across the system are wearing red Friday, February 3 to support women's heart health and National Wear Red Day!

While some pharmacies around the country are cutting hours, UHS has expanded to accommodate patients’ needs, whenever and wherever those needs arise.

In 2000, when Gary Devaul was experiencing pain in his cheek and became pale, he went to the Emergency Department at UHS. He thought it was anything but a heart attack.

The best way to reduce your risk of seasonal flu and its potentially serious complications is to get vaccinated every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), everyone 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine every season with

Chenango County’s only hospital will have more than $20 million at its disposal to redesign primary and specialty care services over the next five years, thanks to a state funding initiative fueling healthcare transformation across New York.