Walk-In Care That's Quick, Convenient and Close to Home
Primary Care Weekends Hours
The Square at Frick Hospital - Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Square at Latrobe - Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Square at Norwin - Saturdays and Sundays, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Primary Care Weekends is your stop for convenient medical care when your
doctor isn't available. You'll find the same high-quality care you've
come to expect from our Excela Health Medical Group doctors along with
easy access to x-rays, bloodwork and more, if needed.
What We Treat at Primary Care Weekends
Coughs, Colds, Flu
Sinus and Ear Infections
Urinary Tract Infections
Minor Cuts, Burns and Lacerations
Seasonal Allergies, Mild Asthma
Sprains, Strains and Broken Bones
Fever and Sore Throat
Skin Infections, Rashes, Bug Bites
Pink Eye and Other, Mild Eye Complaints
Nebulizer Treatments
We also provide camp, sports and school physicals for children and driver's
license physicals. COVID-19 testing will be performed on symptomatic patients,
when deemed necessary after an evaluation by the provider
Click hereto learn more about what insurance we accept.
The Benefits of Weekend Primary Care
Choosing to see weekend primary care doctors offers several advantages:
Convenience: Enjoy the flexibility of weekend appointments, eliminating the need to
take time off work or school.
Accessibility: Access high-quality medical care when your
primary care provider is unavailable or when traditional clinics are closed.
Peace of mind: Know that you have a reliable option for non-emergency medical needs on weekends.
By choosing Primary Care Weekends, you're investing in your health and
well-being while enjoying the convenience of flexible healthcare options.
When You Shouldn't Use Primary Care Weekends
Primary Care Weekends is an extension of your primary care, not for life-threatening
illness/injuries or chronic care. Primary Care Weekends is not a walk-in
COVID testing center. Only patients experiencing symptoms of COVID will
be tested, when deemed necessary after an evaluation by the provider
If you believe you, or a loved one, is experiencing chest pain, coughing
or vomiting blood, difficulty breathing, severe headache or any other
serious health issue...
Go to the nearest hospital emergency room or call
9-1-1.
