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Health Professions Scholarships Available

Now accepting applications for the Dr. Bert and Lucille Wiley Memorial Health Professions Scholarship and the Thomas E. Bailey Memorial Scholarship.

Learn more about the scholarships and how to apply. 

Multiphasic Blood Screenings

The screenings involve a series of 28 tests, including cholesterol and triglycerides. Patients must fast for 12 hours and consume no alcohol for 24 hours prior to screening.

Cost is $25 for blood screening and $3 for urinalysis. For an additional $3, test results can be sent to the patient.

For more information, contact the laboratory at 814-623-3506.

View a listing of screenings.

Service Spotlight

Gastrointestinal (GI) Procedures Center

The new Gastrointestinal (GI) Lab at UPMC Bedford Memorial offers Bedford County residents a safe, convenient, and comfortable setting
for a wide variety of GI procedures.

Learn more about the center.

Community Health Needs Assessment

UPMC Bedford Memorial has conducted a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). Read the report to learn how the hospital has connected with residents and experts and is improving community health.

» View the UPMC Bedford CHNA

Read the UPMC Bedford Memorial CHNA 

 

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