UPMC-GoHealth Urgent Care - Parkersburg - Vienna, WV

Urgent Care • Parkersburg, WV

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UPMC-GoHealth Urgent Care in Vienna, WV provides same-day care for adults and children at 1500 Grand Central Ave, Suite 115. The clinic offers basic lab and imaging services, treatment for common illnesses like coughs and flu, minor injuries including cuts and burns, X-rays, eye and ear infection care, orthopedic evaluation, and physicals. Open daily 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., walk-ins are welcome with no appointment needed, and the clinic is in-network with most major health insurances.

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Clinic Type

Urgent Care

Address

1500 Grand Central Ave, Suite 115, Vienna, WV 26105

Phone

+18005338762

Email

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Opening Hours

Monday - Sunday: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Website

https://providers.upmc.com/provider/upmc-go-health-urgent-care-parkersburg/4311441

Emergency Care

Yes

Services Offered

Urgent Care
Walk-in care
Basic lab and imaging services
Coughs, colds, and flu
COVID-19 testing
Cuts, scrapes, and rashes
X-rays
Eye or ear infections
Minor burns
Orthopaedic evaluation
Physicals
Pulled or strained muscles
Chest pain
Heart attack (emergency)
Severe abdominal pain (emergency)
Severe headache (emergency)
Severe trauma or injury (emergency)
Shortness of breath (emergency)
Stroke (emergency)
In-network with most major health insurances
Walk-ins welcome
No appointment necessary
Free on-site parking

Insurance & Payment

in-network with most major health insurances

Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What are the hours of operation?

The Parkersburg location is open daily from 8a to 8p.

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?

Walk-ins welcome; no appointment necessary.

Is this location in-network with most major health insurances?

Yes, in-network with most major health insurances.

What services are offered?

Basic lab and imaging services; treatment for coughs, colds, flu, cuts, scrapes, rashes, X-rays, eye or ear infections, minor burns, orthopaedic evaluation, physicals, pulled or strained muscles.

What should I do for severe symptoms or emergencies?

Please go to the emergency department for chest pain, heart attack, severe abdominal pain, severe headache, severe trauma or injury, shortness of breath, stroke.