
Dermatology
UHS Dermatology provides expert care of diseases of the skin and skin cancers. Whether it is a common condition such as eczema or psoriasis, a mysterious rash, or a rare disease, our provider team will completely evaluate your condition and give you the best up-to-date care available. If you have an unusual mole or skin lesion we can evaluate it using dermoscopy and biopsy techniques to choose the best treatment.
Our provider panel consists of two Physician’s Assistant who together have a total of over 22 years of experience in Dermatology. We also have a Board Certified Internal Medicine M.D. with a special interest in diseases of the skin. Our lead physician and consultant is Dr Sienkiewicz, a Board Certified Dermatologist who has been in practice in our community for 39 years.
The UHS multispecialty physician group gives us the ability to render interdisciplinary expert care in collaboration with Rheumatology, Plastic and General Surgery, Oncology, Dermatopathology and other specialties.
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Team UHS participates in 2025 Day of CaringSeptember 15, 2025
Groups of UHS employees volunteered for the 2025 Day of Caring on Friday, September 12 at charity venues across the Southern Tier, rolling up their sleeves to support the a
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From Surgery to Strength: Tim’s Road to Recovery with UHS Cardiac RehabilitationSeptember 15, 2025
For those who have experienced a cardiac emergency or struggle with a heart condition, the road to recovery and good health can be challenging. That’s where UHS Cardiac Rehabilitation can help.
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UHS Delaware Valley Hospital Leaders to be Honored at 2025 Rural Health AwardsSeptember 11, 2025
UHS Delaware Valley Hospital (DVH) is proud to announce DVH President and CEO Rolland “Boomer” Bojo and Dr. Michael Freeman, President of UHS Delaware Valley Medical Staff, earned awards from the Rural Health Network of South Central New York (RHN SCNY).
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UHS employees "Chalk the Walk" for suicide preventionSeptember 11, 2025
Messages of suicide prevention were left in the form of heartfelt, creative chalk messages on the sidewalks around UHS Binghamton General Hospital, thanks to an effort head