Arnot Health, A Member of Centralus Health

11/21/2025

Give the perfect gift this holiday season - the gift of life! New donors are needed. It's easy to sign up, it's comfy to lay in the chair during the draw, and there's cookies afterward!

11/20/2025

Arnot Health, a member of Centralus Health is being recognized as one of America’s Greatest Workplaces 2025 by Newsweek Magazine and Plant-A Insights Group. Arnot Health was measured on its career progression, company culture, compensation and benefits, and community and belonging. On the accomplishment, President & COO of Arnot Health, Ronette Wiley said, “This recognition reflects the unwavering commitment of our team to creating a supportive, inclusive, and high-performing environment."

11/19/2025

Surgery is no easy decision, but where to have it can be. Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital offers general surgery options that include:
-Excision of lesions
-Cholecystectomy
-Colonoscopy
-Pilonidal Cyst
-EGD

To see if your procedure can be done close and convenient to home, call the office today at (607) 734-2695

11/18/2025

When the residents of the Taylor Health Center feel like Mexican food, there's only one thing to do - ROAD TRIP! Residents took over a local establishment and spent the afternoon with raucous laughter and great food. (And they would neither confirm nor deny the whole Tequila issue.)

11/18/2025

Remember to update your medication list every time you start, stop, or change a medicine. Is your list up to date? Update it on MyChart or print out a paper Medication List at centralushealth.org/medlist

11/18/2025

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Early detection is key, and Arnot offers low-dose screening for folks with a history of smoking. Give yourself the best chance to beat one of the most prevalent cancers - call your doctor about a screening.

ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM)— This month is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and health officials across the area are highlighting the importance of early detection. Lung cancer is one of the leading caus…

11/14/2025

It's cold and flu season again! No one has time to be sick, so take these common sense precautions.

ELMIRA, N.Y. (WETM)— As flu season begins this year, health officials are reminding people to take proper precautions to prevent getting sick. While over-the-counter medications like NyQuil a…

11/14/2025

November 14 is World Diabetes Day, honoring the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin and a pioneer in saving lives.

This year’s theme, Diabetes at Work, shines a light on the unique challenges people with diabetes face in the workplace, from managing blood sugar swings to navigating stigma and misunderstanding.

Knowing how to respond in a crisis is important. But so is creating a culture of empathy, awareness, and support. Let’s build workplaces where everyone feels safe physically and emotionally.

11/13/2025

The sacrifice and courage of our Veterans should never be forgotten. And at St. Joseph's Hospital Nursing Home and Taylor Health Center, it never will be. The special day was celebrated with tasty treats, flowers, certificates, music and extra love from the staff. It is our honor to care for these heroes.

11/13/2025

Turkey may be on the brain for many of us this month, but there are a lot of meals to be had before Thanksgiving! Check out our recipe for this month's featured vegetable, Sweet Potatoes, where they are the star of the show instead of just a side dish! To see that and more, visit centralushealth.org/veggie-of-the-month-sweet-potatoes

11/13/2025

Dr. Rich is welcoming patients! After extensive training in plastic, hand, and upper extremity surgery, he is here to create positive experiences in a pressure free-environment so that patients can choose the best option for themselves.

11/12/2025

There has been a national recall on a specific brand of baby formula after babies became ill with botulism.

Please check your supplies and discard any of the impacted lots.

Here is a photo of the product and the full details from the FDA:

https://www.fda.gov/food/outbreaks-foodborne-illness/outbreak-investigation-infant-botulism-infant-formula-november-2025