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Southern Tier Dermatology expands to Elmira area

Opens new office in Big Flats that employs 8 people BIG FLATS — Vestal–based Southern Tier Dermatology & Aesthetics has opened a new medical-practice location at 950 County Road 64 in Big Flats. “Our move to Big Flats gives us the chance to bring our brand of care, expertise, and individual attention to the residents […]

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Guthrie Health adds mobile doctor search tool

SAYRE, Pa. — Guthrie Health recently launched a mobile-search tool that allows patients to find information on Guthrie physicians from their mobile devices. To access the search, patients and others need to use the browser in their smart phone to visit www.guthrieproviders.org, where they can launch a mobile-friendly search of Guthrie physicians by name, specialty,

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Binghamton kicks off annual business-plan competition

BINGHAMTON — Entrepreneurs have a chance to win a $5,000 prize as the fourth-annual BLDC-EAP Business Plan Competition is under way. The city of Binghamton, Binghamton Local Development Corporation (BLDC), and Broome Community College’s Broome Triad Entrepreneurial Assistance Program (EAP) sponsor the program, which awards the prize to the best plan for developing a business

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Tech Garden startup, iMuzik, targets launch this year

SYRACUSE — A startup company based in the Syracuse Tech Garden is developing a digital music stand with a 20-inch touch screen. The product will allow musicians access to a library of scores and sheet music. The stand will also be WiFi capable and allow collaborative networking with others. The company will start by offering

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Syracuse Technologies seeks to break out of typical IT mold

SYRACUSE — A two-year-old information-technology firm in Syracuse is striving to move beyond the connotations that usually accompany working in the IT space. “We don’t want to be a break-fix company,” Syracuse Technologies, LLC President Jeff Brinson says. “We try to be more proactive.” That’s something that most IT companies would say, of course, Brinson

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Synairco seeks to make air conditioning more green

ITHACA — Synairco, Inc. of Ithaca is trying to make air conditioning more efficient and more environmentally friendly. The company is commercializing a new type of air conditioning that eliminates the use of harsh chemical refrigerants and uses less electricity than traditional systems, President Crista Shopis says. The company recently won a $50,000 grant through

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University Hospital provides patients access to EMRs

SYRACUSE  —  Electronic medical records (EMR) are leaving the confines of the hospital and heading home with patients, Upstate University Hospital said Jan. 25. The hospital unveiled Upstate MyChart, a system that gives patients access to their EMRs on home computers, smartphones, and tablet computers. Data available to patients ranges from information on their medical

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Cornell brings new incubator online

ITHACA — A new life sciences incubator at Cornell University plans to help young companies get closer to market. Plenty of early-stage companies in life sciences are swallowed in the so-called “valley of death,” says Lou Walcer, director of the new Kevin M. McGovern Family Center for Venture Development in the Life Sciences. They might

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UVC CEO hopes to see seed funds spread across NY

SYRACUSE — Representatives from Upstate Venture Connect have been meeting with groups from around New York State in an effort to spark the formation of more seed funds. Both the Seed Capital Fund of CNY (SCF), which formed in Syracuse in 2007, and the Cayuga Venture Fund of Ithaca, which served as the model for

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Immediate Mailing Services is posting strong growth

SALINA  —  Immediate Mailing Services, Inc. (IMS) is expanding and addressing a range of clients’ needs. The company, based in Salina, offers a range of mail-sorting, printing, and direct-marketing services — it can print mailings like bank statements or advertisements, insert letters into envelopes, and presort mail so that the U.S. Postal Service delivers it

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