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United Health Services (UHS) first babies News December 20, 2021You may be interested in covering the first baby born in our region at Christmas and at the start of the New Year. If either or both of these events should occur at a UHS hospital, here's how to get the information: -
UHS Delaware Valley Hospital Staff Gives Back to Community News December 23, 2021UHS Delaware Valley Hospital’s administrative staff are well aware of the wonderful, caring and generous people who are part of the DVH family. -
UHS Primary Care Endicott gives patient Wings News March 04, 2021When Bill Dalton’s UHS doctors told him the Cleveland Clinic would be the best place for him to receive highly specialized care for his very complicated lung condition, Mr. Dalton’s first thought was, “How can I ever get there?” -
UHS Delaware Valley Hospital's Cutest Baby Contest deadline extended News July 19, 2017 -
Vaccination clinics at SUNY Broome for county residents 65+ News March 05, 2021The Broome County Health Department is holding COVID-19 vaccination clinics at SUNY Broome on Friday, March 5, Monday, March 8 and Tuesday, March 9 for those 65 and older. -
Broome County Celtic Pipes and Drums perform as 'thank you' to healthcare workers News March 10, 2021The sunshine wasn't the only thing putting smiles on hospital employees' faces Wednesday, March 10. -
UHS Home Care patients can get J&J vaccine News March 11, 2021For the first time, eligible UHS Home Care patients are able to get a COVID-19 vaccination in their own homes. -
UHS' inpatients are offered J&J vaccine News March 11, 2021Supplies of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-fighting vaccine arrived at UHS this month, with hospital inpatients becoming the first to get the free shots. -
UHS Delware Valley Hospital Heart and Diabetes Awareness Event News March 16, 2017 -
Clear masks help Mom and Dad bond with intensive-care newborns News March 25, 2021When Sandra Coughlin, NNP, noticed that two babies in her Neonatal Intensive Care Unit weren’t smiling at their parents, she was pretty sure it was because the adults’ faces were half-covered with masks and not easy to recognize or mimic.