Camp Wah-Nee and Hartford HealthCare-GoHealth Urgent Care have teamed up to provide urgent care services, virtual care and COVID-19 testing to campers and camp staff all summer long.
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Preferred access for campers to be seen in-center, same day at our Hartford HealthCare-GoHealth Urgent Care Torrington location, only 15 minutes from our campground.
We're open 7 days a week including holidays. You can save your spot online or walk-in to receive high-quality care, including onsite x-ray, rapid lab testing and referrals to specialists within the Hartford HealthCare network.
After receiving a pre-camp molecular COVID-19 test (24 hours prior to camp arrival) at one of our urgent care centers in Connecticut, all campers and staff will receive a Rapid COVID-19 test after arrival.
Test results can be found in the Patient Portal or on the GoHealth Urgent Care mobile app, now available on Apple and Android phones.
If your camper gets sick or injured during camp, they can receive urgent care without missing a beat (or any activities)! All campers and staff will have preferred access to Virtual Visits, where they can be seen via video using a phone, tablet or computer. Virtual Visits can be used to evaluate:
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