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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UHS is proud to honor our Certified Nurses on March 19, National Certified Nurses DayMarch 19, 2026Certified Nurses Day honors nurses who become certified and help contribute to better patient outcomes through national board-certification in their specialty. Certification affirms advanced knowledge, skills and excellence as you meet the challenges of modern nursing.
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You’re invited to the 2026 UHS Foundation Special Event!March 18, 2026There’s no place like UHS! The UHS Foundation will be hosting our annual special event on Friday, May 1, 2026 at the Binghamton Club from 6pm to 9pm.
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UHS Nephrology patients share their stories for National Kidney MonthMarch 12, 2026March is National Kidney Month, observed annually to raise awareness about kidney disease. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a condition that affects around 35.5 million Americans, though many are unaware they even have it.
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The next phase: From pediatrician to primary careMarch 10, 2026As 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.

