When it comes to breast care and breast cancer screening, you want
quality care you can trust. Our Breast Center brings you the most
up-to-date technology and medical information on breast health.
We offer a complete range of screening, diagnostic, treatment and
follow-up services, including mammography, ultrasonography,
galactograms, stereotactic biopsy with mammotome, cytopathology,
lymphedema services and lab services. Our staff includes on-site
radiologists, cytopathologists, nurse practitioners, technologists and
other providers who are experts in the early detection of breast cancer.
The UHS Breast Center has become the first facility in Greater Binghamton to receive full, three-year accreditation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers. The accreditation places UHS among an elite group of medical centers where the full spectrum of breast care is available and meets the highest clinical standards.
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The UHS Breast Center at Vestal is now open! If you have an appointment with the UHS Breast Center at Vestal we are now open on the Vestal Parkway at 4417 Vestal Parkway East.
Click here for a map of the new UHS Vestal building. The Breast Center is located on the third floor. If you have questions about your next appointment or any of the care and service we offer, please call 763-5523.
UHS Chenango Memorial Hospital offers digital mammograms and a breast surgeon.
For more information on services offered in Norwich and the surrounding areas, please call (607) 337-4111.
UHS Delaware Valley Hospital offers digital mammograms as well.
For more information on services offered in Walton and the surrounding areas, please call (607) 865-2126.

The UHS Breast Center at Vestal offers private waiting rooms for each patient. And through our unique
“Pearls of Wisdom” program patients receive a free, sterling, freshwater pearl necklace at
their first mammogram at the center. At each annual mammogram
thereafter they receive another pearl to add to their necklace.
Should you need it, you can be assured that UHS has a complete cancer
program, including medical and surgical oncology and radiation.
Nutrition counseling, social services and emotional support are
available to you and your loved ones.
But most important, Breast Center patients get personal service. If a
patient’s mammogram shows an abnormality, Breast Center program manager
Susan Kost, RN, contacts the patient to explain the findings, options
and next steps. From this point forward Kost remains in contact with the
patient and her physician, assisting with specialist appointments,
arranging additional testing, and providing counseling and education.
Patients diagnosed with cancer will find that UHS is a leading provider of oncology care, offering a
comprehensive cancer program that was recently given an Outstanding Achievement Award from the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons.
If you are unsure of how to perform a self breast exam, you may want to consult our
breast cancer information,
breast health videos and
breast health library, in addition to asking your health care provider to explain the procedure to you.
Contact Us
Susan Kost, R.N.
Program Manager
(607) 763-6118
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