
Behavioral Health
UHS provides Behavioral Health programs to Binghamton and surrounding New York communities. Behavioral Health includes programs to address Chemical Dependency (addiction) and Mental Health concerns, group therapy (including life skills, anxiety, depression and anger management groups) medication management for psychiatric disorders, individual psychotherapy, and our 24-hour crisis service for confidential psychiatric advice (CPEP).
All of the programs at our New York behavioral health center offer prompt access to services within our continuum of care, staffed by individuals that are committed to providing any assistance needed in a timely fashion.
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UHS News
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The 1,000th TAVR procedure: A milestone of expertise and trustFebruary 24, 2025
The UHS Heart & Vascular Institute recently celebrated a significant milestone with the completion of their 1,000th TAVR (Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement) procedure. This achievement is more than a number – it represents improved quality of life for patients who have aortic valve stenosis.
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The next phase: From pediatrician to primary careFebruary 17, 2025
As your teen navigates their transition into adulthood, there is one important task the family should not forget — helping your teen transfer their care from their pediatrician to an adult primary care provider.
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Comprehensive cardiac care close to homeFebruary 10, 2025
Your heart works hard for you every day and taking care of it is one of the most important things you can do for your health. UHS is proud to offer exceptional cardiac care close to home, with experienced specialists and innovative technology to keep your heart healthy and strong.
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Employees wear red to support Women's Heart HealthFebruary 07, 2025
UHS employees across the system wore red Friday, February 7 to support women's heart health and National Wear Red Day! National Wear Red Day raises awareness of heart disease in women, and encourages action to save more lives.