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Starting in December 2020, real estate attorney Kevin Yeager spent a number of weeks at UHS Wilson Medical Center and UHS Binghamton General Hospital in a life-or-death struggle against the novel coronavirus. 

Regrettably, due to the uptick in COVID cases in our county and surrounding counties, we, at UHS Delaware Valley Hospital, have made the difficult decision to not staff the fair booth this year.

Due to a rise in the COVID-19 positivity rate in Chenango County, UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital is returning to visitor restrictions that previously were in place.

Everyone has a different reason for getting vaccinated against COVID-19. No matter what your reason is, your vaccination is a key tool to ending the pandemic. #WhatsYourWhy for getting vaccinated?

Labor Day is a great reason to relax, have a barbecue and take some time for yourself. Spending those Sept. 6 leisure hours with family members can be a lot of fun, too.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s sometimes difficult to decide where to go and when to seek care for any of your healthcare concerns—during off hours, or over the weekend.  Sometimes sinus pain or other minor ailments can’t wait until your prima

COVID-19 cases are surging again across the Southern Tier.  A number of those suffering with the disease are hospitalized, emergency rooms are struggling to cope with high patient demand, and healthcare institutions are facing staffing issues.

During a COVID-19 briefing on November 9, Governor Kathy Hochul announced new efforts to support vaccinating 5 to 11 year olds, including the launch of a new vaccine incentive program - "Vaccinate, Educate, Graduate" - for young New Yorkers.<

The FDA and CDC have approved providing COVID-19 boosters to all adults who have already been fully vaccinated.  People who got the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines to start are now eligible for a booster at least six months after their second shot.