Geisinger St. Luke’s Visitation Policy
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Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Geisinger St. Luke’s is taking every measure we can to keep you safe.
Safety Measures
Vaccine
Geisinger St. Luke’s is prepared to meet the needs of our community. Learn more about the vaccine and its availability.
Screening
We screen all patients for COVID-19 symptoms prior to appointments.
Visitation Policy
Visitors are permitted 24 hours-a-day. However, we do encourage visitation during daytime hours to ensure you have adequate time to rest in the evening and night. Learn more.
Worry-Free Arrivals
Social distancing will be maintained within our waiting areas by appropriately spacing seating and asking you/your accompanying guests to wait in your vehicles until an exam room is available.
Masking for You
We are all masking for you and we ask that you mask for us. If you do not have a mask, one will be provided for you.
Convenient Options
You will have a virtual registration/check-in option through MyChart and the ability to make payments online or over the phone via a debit/credit card transaction. Curbside check in may also be used when applicable.
Sanitized Facilities
We maintain high levels of infection prevention and control by cleaning and disinfecting all waiting rooms and exam rooms frequently and after each use, including high touch surfaces.
A Message for Our Patients About Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Geisinger St. Lukeʼs is taking exceptional measures to promote the safety and health of the communities we serve, but we can’t do it alone. You play a major role during this unprecedented crisis. There are steps you can take to stay safe and healthy:
- Wash your hands
- Know the symptoms and wear a mask
- Avoid large crowds
- Keep your scheduled doctors’ appointments
If you are ill:
- Stay home and call your doctor
- Call the St. Luke’s coronavirus hotline at 1-866-STLUKES (785-8537), option 7
COVID-19: What You Need to Know
Dr. McGorry, a St. Luke’s physician, provides you with the precautions you can take and what you need to know to help prevent getting coronavirus (COVID-19).