Convenient Care, wherever you are
Trusted walk-in clinics in Pennsylvania
Immediate care when you need it most
From stitches to itches, our Convenient Care clinics have you covered.
When a sudden health issue pops up, we're here for you. Our Convenient Care clinics (which provide what's commonly referred to as "urgent care") are staffed with highly trained, compassionate medical staff, providing care to patients with a variety of medical issues.
Head to your closest Geisinger Convenient Care urgent care location when you aren’t in immediate danger but need help more quickly than you can get an appointment with your primary care physician.
Turn to Convenient Care urgent care for:
- Allergies
- Colds/flu/fever/sore throats
- Cuts that require stitches
- Insect bites or tick removal
- Sinus, ear, urinary, respiratory and other infections
- Skin rashes or infections
- Sprains and strains
While our Convenient Care centers treat a wide variety of conditions, they don’t replace your primary care provider. Learn more about primary care.
Convenient Care urgent care locations in Pennsylvania
We offer 24 walk-in clinics across northeast, central and south-central PA. Find the closest Convenient Care urgent care location near you:- Get urgent care in Berwick
- Get urgent care in Bloomsburg
- Get urgent care in Camp Hill
- Get urgent care in Carlisle
- Get urgent care in Clarks Summit
- Get urgent care in Dallas
- Get urgent care in Danville
- Get urgent care in Kingston
- Get urgent care in Lewistown
- Get urgent care in Lock Haven
- Get urgent care in Mountain Top
- Get urgent care in Pittston
- Get urgent care in Pottsville
- Get urgent care in Scranton
- Get urgent care in Shamokin Dam
- Get urgent care in State College
- Get urgent care in Tunkhannock
- Get urgent care in West Hazleton
- Get urgent care in Wilkes-Barre
- Get urgent care in downtown Wilkes-Barre (Community Care)
- Get urgent care in South Wilkes-Barre (adult urgent care)
- Get urgent care in South Wilkes-Barre (pediatric urgent care)
- Get urgent care in Williamsport
Frequently asked questions
Our Convenient Care walk-in clinics see patients 12 months and older*. We offer fast, convenient, after-hours care when you need to be seen sooner than you can get in with your primary care doctor.
If you have a life-threatening illness or injury, call 911 or head to the emergency room.
*Our pediatric urgent care clinic at Geisinger South Wilkes-Barre sees children of all ages, from infancy to age 18.
Choose one of our urgent care centers for medical conditions that aren’t life-threatening but should be treated within 24 hours. In other words, go to Convenient Care if you aren’t in immediate danger, but need help sooner than you can get an appointment with your regular doctor.
Turn to Convenient Care for:
- Allergies
- Bug bites or tick removal
- Colds/flu/fever
- Cuts that require stitches
- Eye irritation
- Minor broken bones
- Sinus, ear, urinary, respiratory and other infections
- Skin rashes or skin infections
- Sore throats
- Sprains and strains
- Vomiting and diarrhea
Remember: While our urgent care centers treat a wide variety of conditions, they don’t replace your primary care provider. Learn more about primary care.
Our Convenient Care clinics are unable to provide the following:
- Treatment for work-related injuries or illnesses
- Treatment for motor vehicle accidents
- Intensive care or emergency care
- Narcotic prescriptions
- Assistance with FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993) paperwork
If you’re experiencing a life-threatening condition and need immediate medical care, it’s time to go to the emergency room. Call 911 immediately if you experience:
- Shortness of breath
- Symptoms of a stroke
- Symptoms of a heart attack
- A life- or limb-threatening injury
These conditions are extremely time-sensitive and require immediate care. If you need immediate attention or aren’t able to drive, call 911.
Yes! Our providers at our walk-in care clinics are able to prescribe a variety of common medications, from antibiotics to pain medications. Additionally, many of our Convenient Care clinics are housed in the same location as our pharmacies — so you can fill your prescription before you leave the building.
Just bring yourself — no need for anything else. However, if you do have the following items, it may help get you in and out faster:
- A list of your current medications
- Personal identification
- Your copay
- Your health insurance cards
When you’re hurt or not feeling well, money should be your last concern. Our Convenient Care centers accept most insurance plans and have reasonable copays.
Get more information about insurance accepted.
