Icare is one of the reasons Emergency rooms are overcrowded I had cut my hand and was bleeding bad…read moresoaking 3 clothes just to get to this place for them to turn me away because I did not have my ID, but they were able to pull my ID up on the computer, so they said, sorry it has to be a ID within a year or we can't see you. The ID that was on the screen I saw and there was no change in my looks on the ID, so I had to leave and bleed all over my friend's car because those who say Icare really don't care. They defiantly need to change this policy or the name to ID care only even if they have your ID on file because if they cared since it was emergency they could have stitched me up unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend this place if you have an emergency if you're bleeding and don't have your identification on you. Do yourself a favor and go to the ER you wait a little longer and use the ID they have on file. Thank you, Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center my trip from the Icare to the ER was longer than my wait.

Took my mom to Icare in Ebensburg for a sore throat. We we're greeted and treated very well from…read morethe minute we walked in to the minute we left. I was again very pleased with the service we received!! Thank you so much Icare Ebensburg, always outstanding service!! Mom felt so much better the next day!!

I came here because I didn't want to go to a traditional ER, in the long run, I should have just…read moregone to one. I signed in and filled out the forms as soon as I got here. After the forms, I paid what I thought was my copay, ended up being short actually. I went back and waited to see the doctor on call and then headed to the X-ray area. Returned to the room and waited again. What really would have cost me about $2.50 in OTC medicine ended up being $65 total. I knew I busted up my knee, but because of work demanding an excuse, I wasted more money than I should have. Remember that copay I mentioned earlier, well I get a bill in the mail for $5 because they didn't charge me the full amount. I then ended up getting another bill in the mail for $40. You know what I found out after all this and what will probably cause me to go elsewhere in the future? Conemaugh Memorial is now a for profit medical center. They were bought out by Duke LifePoint. So no wonder I paid more than I should have.

I also had poor experiences with the doctors and staff. The doctors never believed what I told…read morethem. Once I came in with a severe sore throat (so bad I felt like I couldn't swallow). They said it was a cold. I instructed them to do a strep test and refused to leave until they did. They came back quickly to say it was very positive (no need to wait for the cell culture). Another time I came in with a cough which I'd had for 2 weeks. They did a flu test said it was a cold so they couldn't do anything for me. I had to schedule a visit with my GP which took another week and by that time I had pneumonia.

I injured my foot/ankle just over 2 weeks ago. I went to different urgent care to be checked. They…read moredid pray and wrapped it. I went back to them this past Thursday due to pain. PA said I needed ultrasound to check for DVT. Put a request in for one. Called today and couldn't get an appointment for a week. My wife suggested I care. Got there at 2:15 today, by 3:30 , I had ultrasound done and Dr. Reviewed results with me! Great service and people. .

I got hit hard by some illness recently and was feeling all sorts of blah. I came here, because…read moretechnically it is the closest to where I currently live and I wasn't going to the hospital Basically I wanted them to screen me to make sure it wasn't COVID. I went in here and signed in to be seen. That part was fairly quick. The being seen part took well over an hour for me to get to the back and actually be seen by someone. I waited in the waiting room and watch as everyone before me got back there at a snail's pace. Some people really were only in the back for like five minutes and it still took an hour for me to get back there. When I was back there they did the normal things like taking my vitals, getting any allergies written down, and what medications I was taking already. I just wanted confirmation of what I had. And I had to still wait. They tested me for both the flu and COVID. They both came back negative in office, but told me the COVID test would also need to be sent out to be certain. I was basically told that I had a virus, but they do not know which virus. A few days later I received a call telling that the test came back negative. But they waited until after they sent me an email with the same information. I didn't get a bill, yet. But after reading some of these reviews, I'm just waiting to see what they are going to hit me with. They didn't take a copay or anything, even though I know I have a copay. So, yeah, I am just waiting.

I was in a super bad car accident and I've never been in a hospital with staff that nice. Everyone…read morewas so caring

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Took me right in at my appointment time. Thoroughly checked me out. Very professional.read more

If only all CVS stores were as great as this one (in fact, if only all *non*-CVS stores were as…read moregreat as this)! We went there yesterday with my mother, after eating lunch at a nice little place in the same strip mall (see my next review). Not only is this store large and clean, very well-stocked and with wide aisles - but the two cashiers (Troy & Brendan) and the manager (David) were a superb example of TERRIFIC customer service. Seriously, every store should use this place as an example.

I used the Urgent Care Center late on a Saturday afternoon. The PA who was on duty was absolutely…read moreprofessional in every way. He was alone but handled all aspects of my visit seamlessly. I was impressed with his attention to my issues and his gentle and competent manner. He urged that I follow up my visit with a specialist and explained the reasons that it was important for me to do this in a manner that I could understand. I highly recommend this facility for any emergency or when a family physician is not available. My husband had to go in this past weekend for a sinus infection. He was so impressed with the medical personnel who cared for him. She was professional and personable. He said, "She was just great! You can't do a better job that she did. That place is the best!"

went in and was taken care of very promptly. Kept up to date on everything they were doing/…read moreplanning to do. Staff was very pleasant and attentive. They set up all of my needed specialists' appointments and called the next morning to give me updates on test results.

They close @ 12 I got there @ 1135 was told not seeing any one else not a person in the waiting…read moreroom. Do better blair medical walk in .

5 stars for accommodating our son, a student at UP campus who overdid it a bit at the gym and…read moreneeded some reassurance. We were able to get an appointment quickly, he enjoyed the practitioner that he saw and billing worked out as if we were closer to home, where I am sure that we would have needed to wait a month to be seen.

I have Type II Diabetes, and my PCP told me that I could get Podiatry services every 3 months…read morethrough Medicare. I had thought that Penn State Health accepted Medicare for full payment for services at this clinic. Wrong. I went to a Podiatrist to have my toe nails cut and requested Topical medication to cure toe nail fungus. The Doctor was great and addressed my medical needs. She spent about 20 minutes with me and had a prescription called in to my Pharmacy. Several Weeks later I get a bill for $359 for her services. Medicare covered $244 and I got a bill for $114.00. I went to their office and asked if I could get installment payments. I am living on Social Security. They told me to contact their Hershey office about payments. The woman that took my call at Hershey said that if the amount is under $200 they don't ACCEPT installment payments. She sent me some forms to fill out requesting to have my balance written off by Penn State. The forms they sent me were ridiculous. They wanted me to mail them copies of my last 4 bank statements in addition to another bunch of BS. NO way i would do that instead of just sending them installment payments. My account numbers is none of their business. As far as I know, they MUST accept installment payments by law. So guess how much they are getting? Anything Penn State is a RIP OFF. From their tuition to parking, to anything Penn State, RIP OFF. Find a different Podiatrist and save yourself a headache. Penn State Health is for rich people.

While visiting family from out of town, I became ill. The people at MedExpress could not have been…read morebetter. Even though busy, they worked me in for a visit. The receptionist was friendly and helpful. The nurse was nice and informative. The doctor was very kind, diagnosed me, gave me a prescription and sent me on my way. Most of the poor reviews I read are from years ago. The group of folks they have there now are wonderful. I'll use them again if needed.

Amy at the front desk is so unbelievably rude. I'm a nurse and work in healthcare so I try to be as…read moreunderstanding as possible but Amy's attitude was beyond something I can excuse. She was sarcastic with every comment and obviously got enjoyment out of being practically useless. I was disrespected by Amy and will never ever be returning. I came into town unexpectedly, all I needed was a TB test read, pretty simple.. but like Amy said, "I'm free to go somewhere else" with a grin on her face. After wasting over an hour there, getting all my info faxed over, I did not want to have to go somewhere else. Nonetheless was forced to... she said she couldn't bill my employer (even with all the documents from my employer giving her consent to) and I needed to pay upfront. Amy is awful, she needs a performance review and LOADS of education. Coming from nurse administrator here, you should not have someone like Amy at the front desk. I went somewhere else and they read it within one minute standing at the front desk. For free!! They were extremely polite and went out of their way to help. Do not waste your time here at this Med Express, Amy is useless and MEAN.