Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center

Contact the nurse liaison.

The are looking for people including doctors and nurses all the time. They are having a hard time filling the positions fast enough. Not only that but most of the time all the beds are full so patients they have to admit have to wait on a room. So that keeps a lot beds in the ER occupied. This is why some people are waiting in the waiting room after they are triaged. If it’s not life threatening then you’ll most likely be waiting, but they still run tests while your waiting. The same goes for specialist appointments. They can’t hire doctors or surgeons fast enough to accommodate the high patient volume.

There are several conference rooms scattered across GWV. If you are an employee, please speak to your direct line supervisor. If you are not, contact Guest Services for further information.

During normal business hours, you will use the West campus entrance. Someone from Guest Services can direct you from there. After hours, you will use the Emergency Entrance. (Currently during construction, the west entrance is located at the Valley Medical Building)

Use your MyGeisinger App to schedule or call the scheduling hotline and they can give you more information. Check out geisinger.org for updates and information.

Yes

Between 6-7am

Did you call the information, they should be able to help you

No

I'm not sure, I never been in the cafeteria before

I'm not really sure, the best thing to do is give them a call

It really depends on the building on the campus you are in. The 4th floor of the main hospital houses the Mother and Baby, Janet Weis Pediatric, and Medical-Surgical 4 units. In the Critical Care Building, the Medical-Surgical Intensive Care Unit is located on the 4th floor. I you need further assistance, call the operator.

I believe it is until 8 or 9 pm

2hrs

1000 E Mountain Blvd, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711

Heinz Wilkes-Barre Rehab Center and Commonwealth Health First Hospital. These are the ones I found that are good. Though a Doctor could refer you as which is best according to the needs of the person who needs the service.

You have to call your provider directly to do this... The Google Maps questions are sent out to people in the area who are familiar with a place and can (hopefully) answer general questions about it - like where to get a sandwich nearby, or how clean the shuttle is, etc. The questions posted here don't go directly to the business, and so you don't usually get "official" responses. But if you call the switchboard number on the listing, they'll get you to the right place to confirm your appointment. I hope all goes well!

Take the elevators in the critical care building to the 5th floor and go passed the waiting room and through the double doors and ask the nurses at the station to direct you

They're fully accessible, and they're a full hospital. It's hard to answer your question without knowing what physical or mental challenges you or your loved one faces, but they do provide medical care in as accessible a manner as possible.

Kathy is absolutely right. You may need a driver after having (for example) steroid injections in your back or a joint. You definitely will need a driver if you require general anesthesia for any reason. The only way to be sure in your specific case is to ask the office where you're getting the injection(s). It's also a good idea to get your aftercare instructions in advance, so that you can plan appropriately.

LCTA goes by there