Urgent Care in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania's urgent care directory covers two major metros with 113 verified walk-in clinics. Philadelphia (58 clinics), the sixth-largest US city, has providers including Jefferson Urgent Care, Penn Medicine Express Care, Temple Health, Concentra, and AFC Urgent Care — serving Center City, South Philly, Northeast Philadelphia, West Philadelphia, and suburban communities in Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, and Chester counties plus South Jersey. Pittsburgh (55 clinics), Western Pennsylvania's largest metro, is defined by the UPMC/AHN rivalry: UPMC (University of Pittsburgh Medical Center — the largest non-governmental employer in PA with 92k employees and UPMC Health Plan) vs. Allegheny Health Network (AHN, owned by Highmark Health, operator of Allegheny General, West Penn, Forbes, and Jefferson Hospitals). Other providers: MedExpress (founded in Morgantown WV, dense Pittsburgh presence), Excela Health (Westmoreland County), Heritage Valley (Beaver County), Saint Clair Health (South Hills), Concentra, AFC, and MinuteClinic. Most Philadelphia-area clinics accept Independence Blue Cross; most Pittsburgh clinics accept Highmark BlueCross BlueShield or UPMC Health Plan. Statewide: Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, AmeriHealth, Medicare, and Pennsylvania Medical Assistance (Medicaid).