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Performance Flex Blue In-Network Facilities Enhanced County Name Adams Gettysburg Hospital Allegheny AHN Brentwood Neighborhood Hospital AHN McCandless Neighborhood Hospital Allegheny General Hospital Allegheny Valley Hospital Childrens Home of Pittsburgh Childrens Hospital Community Campus - South Childrens Hospital Community Campus North Childrens Hospital of Pittsburgh SDS Forbes Regional Hospital Heritage Valley Kennedy Heritage Valley Sewickley Jefferson Regional Medical Center St Clair Memorial Hospital The Western Pennsylvania Hospital UPMC Childrens Hospital of Pittsburgh UPMC Western Psych Hosp Armstrong Armstrong County Memorial Hospital Beaver Heritage Valley, Beaver Bedford UPMC Bedford Memorial Berks Penn State Health St Joseph Blair Nason Hospital UPMC Altoona Tyrone Hospital Bradford Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital Robert Packer Hospital Troy Community Hospital Butler Butler Memorial Hospital Cambria DLP Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, LLC DLP Conemaugh Miners Medical Center, LLC Centre Mount Nittany Medical Center Penn Highlands Huntingdon Clarion Clarion Hospital Clearfield Penn Highlands Clearfield Penn Highlands DuBois Clinton Bucktail Medical Center UPMC Lock Haven Columbia Berwick Hospital Center Crawford Meadville Medical Center Titusville Area Hospital Vernon Place Yolanda G. Barco Oncology Institute Cumberland Geisinger Holy Spirit Hospital Dauphin Milton S Hershey Medical Center Elk Penn Highlands Elk Erie Corry Memorial Hospital Millcreek Community Hospital Saint Vincent Health Center Fayette Highlands Hospital Uniontown Hospital Franklin Wellspan Chambersburg Hospital Wellspan Waynesboro Hospital Fulton Fulton County Medical Center Greene Washington Health System Greene Huntingdon Penn Highlands Huntingdon Indiana Indiana at Chestnut Ridge Indiana Regional Medical Center Jefferson Penn Highlands Brookville Punxsutawney Area Hospital Lackawanna Moses Taylor Hospital Regional Hospital of Scranton Lancaster Lancaster General Hospital WELLSPAN EPHRATA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Lawrence Ellwood City Medical Center UPMC Jameson Lebanon The Good Samaritan Hospital Lehigh Lehigh Valley Hospital Cedar Crest Lehigh Valley Hospital 17th Street Lehigh Valley Hospital Coordinated Health Allentown Luzerne Lehigh Valley Hospital-Hazleton Wilkes Barre General Hospital Lycoming Divine Providence Hospital Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital UPMC Muncy UPMC Williamsport Mckean Bradford Regional Medical Center UPMC Kane Mercer AHN Grove City Edgewood Surgical Hospital Sharon Regional Medical Center UPMC Horizon Mifflin Geisinger - Lewistown Hospital Monroe Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono Northampton Lehigh Valley Hospital Coordinated Health Bethlehem Lehigh Valley Hospital Muhlenberg Potter UPMC Cole Schuylkill Lehigh Valley Hospital - Schuylkill Somerset DLP Conemaugh Meyersdale Medical Center, LLC UPMC Somerset Chan Soon-Shiong Medical Center at Windber Susquehanna Barnes Kasson County Hospital Endless Mountain Health System Tioga UPMC Wellsboro Union Evangelical Community Hospital Venango UPMC Northwest Warren Warren General Hospital Washington Advanced Surgical Hospital, LLC Canonsburg General Hospital Monongahela Valley Hospital, Inc. The Washington Hospital The Washington Hospital Childrens Therapy Wayne Wayne Memorial Hospital Westmoreland AHN Hempfield Neighborhood Hospital Excela Health Frick Hospital Excela Health Latrobe Hospital Excela Health Westmoreland Hospital Wyoming Tyler Memorial Hospital York WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilitation Hospital York Hospital Standard Name Berks Reading Hospital Carbon Blue Mountain Hospital (older Adult Behavioral Health Unit) St Luke's Hospital - Palmerton Campus Columbia Bloomsburg Hospital Cumberland UPMC Carlisle UPMC Pinnacle West Shore Dauphin UPMC Pinnacle Community Osteopathic UPMC Pinnacle Harrisburg Lackawanna Geisinger Community Med Ctr Lancaster UPMC Lititz Lehigh St Lukes Hospital Allentown Campus St. Lukes Hospital - Sacred Heart Campus Luzerne Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center Monroe St Luke's Hospital - Monroe Campus Montour Geisinger Medical Center Northampton Easton Hospital St Lukes Hospital St Lukes Hospital Anderson Campus Northumberland Shamokin Area Community Hospital Schuylkill St Lukes Miners Memorial Hospital York UPMC Hanover UPMC Memorial.
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