Urgent Care

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Urgent care at Main Line Health

With options for walk-in visits and scheduled appointments, you can choose the kind of care that's right for you. Our four neighborhood locations are open 365 days a year. Our board-certified providers treat patients of all ages for a wide range of health conditions that require immediate attention.

Walk-in and scheduled care includes:

  • X-rays
  • Physicals
  • Flu shots
  • Lab work
  • Strep throat, cough, cold, flu, or COVID-19 concerns
  • Treatment for injuries including sprains and broken bones
  • Skin conditions (minor burns, minor cuts, rashes, bugs/tick bites)
  • Pink eye/stye
  • Allergies or sinus pain/congestion
  • Urinary tract symptoms (those assigned female at birth only)
  • Vaginal discharge/irritation
  • Vomiting, diarrhea or constipation
  • Headaches or concussion

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Skip the wait. Reserve your spot online.

Use this tool to view current wait times. If you'd like to reserve your spot online, let us know when you'll be arriving and we'll check you in when you get to an urgent care center. Please note that all wait times are approximate, and this tool does not provide a guaranteed time slot.

Walk-in urgent care hours

Walk into any Main Line Health Urgent Care near you.

Main Line Health Broomall, Concordville and Exton Square

Monday–Friday 9 a.m.–9 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Sunday 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Holidays 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Main Line HealthCare Wynnewood

Monday–Sunday 9 a.m.–9 p.m.
365 days a year, including holidays

Where to go for care

It’s important to know where to go for care so you can get the right treatment when you need it. Urgent cares and emergency rooms are not the same, and understanding the difference will ensure you go to the location that is right for you.

Call 911

For emergency health needs for yourself or a loved one such as heart attack or stroke, call 911. If you aren’t sure if you need to go to the ER, you can also call 911 in emergencies to receive help from the person answering the phone about next steps. 

Emergency Room (ER)

For health problems that signal an emergency such as chest pain, trouble breathing, major injuries and illnesses such as concussions or serious burns, slurred speech and more, it’s best to be evaluated at the ER so you can get immediate treatment. Visiting the ER should be reserved for truly life-threatening health concerns. 

Primary Care

For checkups, vaccinations, minor illnesses and injuries, scheduling with your primary care physician (PCP) is the optimal choice. Your PCP can also refer you to specialists and help manage day-to-day health needs. 

Urgent Care

You should visit urgent care if you are not having a true emergency but need care for an injury or illness and can’t schedule with your primary care physician or it’s after office hours. These non-life-threatening conditions can include a fever, sprains, small cuts that may require stitches, dehydration, flu-like symptoms and more. 

Urgent care services

Extended outpatient care

For when you need care or services not readily available in an urgent care setting but don’t need to stay at the hospital, your doctor can refer you to extended outpatient care.   

Occupational Medicine

Keep your workplace healthy. Our providers offer prevention, diagnosis and treatment of work-related injuries and illnesses. We provide assistance with developing programs that comply with regulations to fit your organization's needs. 

Travel Medicine

Do you have an upcoming international trip? Our travel medicine physicians focus on keeping you healthy and offer comprehensive medical advice, vaccinations and preventative measures to make sure you have a safe and healthy journey.

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