We know how important it is to get quick, convenient care when your child isn't feeling their best. That's why we are now offering Express Care appointments, which you can schedule online through our website simply by clicking on the "Make an Appointment" button. There is no need to log in to your portal account. Appointments are available on weekdays at both our Enola and Camp Hill locations. Weekend appointments are available at our Enola location only.
Express Care appointments are available for only the following concerns:
- Ear pain
- Insect bites
- Pink eye
- Upper respiratory concerns including ear, throat, or sinus infection (without signs of respiratory distress)
- Sore throat
- Fever (3 months of age and older)
- GI upset that started in the past 2-3 days
Here’s how it works:
- Scheduling appointments online are limited — first come, first served, and are available at either of our locations (except for weekends, during which appointments are only available at Enola)..
- Click on the "
Make an Appointment " button in the upper right hand corner of this page. When scheduling, please select "All Providers".
- If a different type of visit would better suit your child’s needs, please call our team to assist in scheduling.
We’re here to provide the care your family needs—quickly and compassionately!
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