Pennsylvania Families!
Get On-Demand Virtual Pediatric Medical Care in PA. Available Now.
Virtual care from licensed pediatric clinicians—diagnosis, treatment, and prescriptions when appropriate, all from your phone. No appointment needed.
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Pennsylvania families can now experience comprehensive evidence-based pediatric guidance—delivered with the time, care, and clinical expertise your family deserves.
*Based on customer survey data as of 9/30/2025
Including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Harrisburg, Scranton, and everywhere in between.
If you haven’t met your deductible, you could be paying for urgent care and ER visits fully out-of-pocket.
Poppins predictable monthly membership helps you avoid surprise bills.
Instead of $180* for a single urgent care visit,
families could get 9 months of on-demand pediatric access with Poppins.
Whether you're navigating traffic outside Philadelphia, coordinating schedules in the Pittsburgh metro, or living farther from pediatric urgent care in rural Pennsylvania, getting quick care for a sick child can be stressful. Our Pennsylvania-licensed pediatric providers deliver 24/7 virtual care across the state — so you don’t have to rearrange your entire day for a fever or earache.
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Alyson brings 15 years of pediatric experience from Duke Children’s Hospital and Boston Children’s Hospital, combining deep clinical expertise with a commitment to building trust with families.
Mary Clare brings over a decade of experience across NICU care, general pediatrics, and developmental & behavioral health, including work at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. She holds degrees from Case Western Reserve University and The Ohio State University.
Dr. Jimenez delivers compassionate pediatric care, drawing on critical care experience at institutions New York-Presbyterian and advanced training from Pace University and Villanova University.
Lisa brings over 30 years of hospital experience, combining expertise as a family nurse practitioner and pediatric mental health specialist to care for children and families through complex challenges.
With a decade of pediatric emergency and urgent care experience, including time at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Jessica delivers thoughtful, high-quality pediatric care grounded in her training at Northeastern University.
When medically appropriate, yes. Our licensed clinicians can send prescriptions directly to your preferred Pennsylvania pharmacy. We prescribe antibiotics, inhalers, topical medications, anti-nausea medication, and other treatments when clinically indicated. If your child needs in-person testing or evaluation before medication, we will guide you on the next best step.
At this time, Poppins does not bill insurance directly. However, our pricing is designed to be more affordable than traditional out-of-pocket urgent care or emergency visits — particularly for families who have not yet met their deductible. We are actively expanding insurance partnerships in Pennsylvania.
Yes. Our pediatric nurse practitioners are fully licensed to provide medical care in Pennsylvania. They follow state-specific clinical guidelines and prescribing regulations to ensure safe, compliant care for your child.
Yes! Our pediatric nurse practitioners are fully licensed to provide medical care across Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading, and beyond. Whether you're in a major city or a smaller community, Poppins is here to support your family.
Poppins offers a simple monthly membership that’s often less than the cost of a single urgent care co-pay. Get full access to our medical offering for just $29/month — or save $99 with an annual membership at $249/year. If you haven’t met your deductible, urgent care and ER visits in Pennsylvania may be fully out-of-pocket. With Poppins, there are no co-pays and no surprise bills — just predictable monthly pricing for on-demand pediatric care.
Yes. Poppins provides on-demand virtual pediatric medical care to families across Pennsylvania — including Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading, Harrisburg, and surrounding communities. As long as you’re physically located in Pennsylvania at the time of the visit, our licensed pediatric clinicians can evaluate, diagnose, and treat your child remotely.
Virtual pediatric care is ideal for fevers, coughs, ear pain, rashes, vomiting, medication questions, and many common childhood illnesses — especially during evenings and weekends when pediatric offices are closed. Instead of paying for urgent care or an emergency room visit, many Pennsylvania families start with Poppins to determine whether home care is appropriate or in-person care is truly necessary.
Yes! Through our partnership with Remmie Health, Poppins families can now get virtual ear evaluations from home using the Remmie 4 device.
Here’s what you need to know:
• The Remmie 4 is an FDA-registered device you can use to share photos or videos of your child's ear with us
• Retail price is $149, but Poppins members can purchase it for $90 (40% off) if you use code Poppins40 at checkout
• You can also use HSA or FSA dollars to pay for it
If you're interested, here’s the link: https://remmiehealth.com/products/remmie4
Yes. One of the biggest benefits of virtual pediatric care is helping families decide when an in-person visit is truly necessary. Our clinicians provide clear guidance on warning signs, escalation criteria, and next steps — so you’re not guessing on a weekend or rushing to the ER unnecessarily.
We care for children from newborn through age 17. Whether you have a new baby, a toddler with frequent illnesses, or a teen with asthma or migraines, our Pennsylvania-licensed clinicians are available to support your family.
Poppins is often a faster and more affordable alternative to urgent care for many common pediatric concerns. Many Pennsylvania parents use Poppins as their first step when their child gets sick at night, on weekends, or when their pediatrician’s office is booked. If emergency care is needed, we will tell you immediately.
Virtual pediatric care uses detailed symptom history, parent observations, and secure photo, video, and audio sharing to help clinicians make accurate assessments. Many common pediatric conditions — including ear infections, rashes, pink eye, asthma flare guidance, and stomach viruses — can be safely evaluated through telehealth. If an in-person visit is necessary, we’ll clearly explain when and where to go.