Susquehanna Health

UPMC Susquehanna is an affiliate of UPMC and a northcentral Pennsylvania based health system that includes Divine Providence Hospital, Muncy Valley Hospital, Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hospital and Williamsport Regional Medical Center. Serving patients from an 11-county region, UPMC Susquehanna has been recognized at the national and state levels for quality of care. This regional provider offers a wide array of services that include cancer care, heart and vascular care/heart surgery, neurosciences including neurosurgery, orthopedics, urology, OB/GYN, gastrointestinal services, behavioral health, physical rehabilitation, home care, long term care, assisted living and paramedic/ambulance services.

Progress in the last few years reflects patterns of growth and success through improving quality and safety, enhancing technology, advancing facilities and recruiting top specialists in the areas of cardiothoracic surgery, foot and ankle care, orthopedics and gastroenterology.

With a total of 317 licensed acute and 258 long-term care beds, along with two skilled nursing and rehabilitation centers, home care division, an employed medical group, and ambulance service, the health system provides compassionate, accessible and cost-effective healthcare to thousands of residents in the region and has received national recognition for its patient safety and clinical quality achievements

UPMC Susquehanna's three emergency departments see a total of some 79,000 visits each year and its maternity units welcome 1,500 babies annually. The hospitals that form the foundation of UPMC Susquehanna are very much a part of the area's rich history, and have a long-standing tradition of providing care to generations of families in Lycoming and Tioga counties..