Binghamton area nonprofits

Care Compass Network is a not-for-profit, community organization that was created to champion new models of providing Medicaid members and the community at large, with higher quality care, while reducing expenses.

United Health Services (UHS) is a locally owned, not-for-profit, 916-bed hospital and health care system serving the Greater Binghamton region.

A continuing care retirement community that provides independent living, assisted living and skilled nursing for the elderly. Independent living.

The organization's mission is to provide a wide range of senior living services with exceptional care and compassion. Our vision is to be the provider of choice in lifestyle options for seniors. Core values include concern and understanding for the whol...

The Binghamton University Foundation is corporation established to raise funds that further the purpose and mission of Binghamton University.

Stap provides effective and innovative case management, education, and outreach services to individuals and communities, including comprehensive and caring services to people living with hiv/aids and hepatitis c. Client services - provides care coordina...

United Methodist Homes' communities provide a wide range of senior living services with exceptional care and compassion.

The mission of Tioga Opportunities is to advance the self-sufficiency, well-being and growth of individuals, families and communities through human services, education, advocacy and resources.

The mission of Healthlinkny, Inc. is to advance health care quality and coordination of care among health care organizations in the southern tier and hudson valley regions of new york state. Healthlinkny, Inc. seeks to achieve its mission through sponso...

Provide home-based healthcare consisting of skilled nursing, Home Health aides and therapy services, total visits for 2015 were 57,953, an average of 4,829 per month. Nursing staff provide infusion therapy, wound care, patient education and disease management services in the Home. The therapy staff teach transfer skills, provide ambulation training, activities of daily living training, equipment training and restorative exercises. The speech pathologists provide assessment and treatment of swallowing disorders and training in communication skills. The nutritionist provides nutrition counseling and special diet instruction. Medical social workers provide counseling related to medical limitations and education about community resources. Twin Tier Home Health provided 36 visits at no charge to patients who have income below 200% of the national poverty level and have no insurance. Individuals who had insurance with co-pays but met the above income guidelines had their co-pays forgiven. Twin Tier Home Health gave 4 hours of paid time to each employee who volunteered to perform various community benefit activities for the day of caring.