Livability Score

78
/100
i The AreaVibes Livability Score evaluates 9 different categories and creates an overall score out of 100. The higher the score, the better the area.

amenities A

There are lots of amenities close to this location.
Coffee (4) F
Tim Hortons
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
The Source Hookah Lounge
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Starbucks
Coffee Shop
Entertainment (21) A+
ECTB Stadium at Earl F. Hunsicker Bicentennial Park
Stadium
PPL Center
Stadium
The Liberty Bell Museum
Museum
James Musselman Arts Development Center
Theatre Arts
WAVE Nightclub
Nightclub
Miller Symphony Hall
Theatre Arts
Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum
Museum
The Baum School of Art
Theatre Arts
Allentown Art Museum
Museum
DejaVu Night Club
Nightclub
Catch 22 Night Club
Nightclub
Civic Theatre of Allentown
Theatre Arts
Playdrome Rose Bowl
Bowling Alley
America On Wheels Museum
Museum
Trexler Pavillion for Theater and Dance
Theatre Arts
Greek Theater
Theatre Arts
Da Vinci Science Center
Museum
The NB Center
Museum
Coca-Cola Park
Stadium
Museum of Indian Culture
Museum
Speed Slides
Attraction
Seaside Splashworks
Attraction
Aqua Racer
Attraction
Wildwater River
Attraction
Wave Pool
Attraction
Food and Drink (68) C+
Melo Deli & Grocery
Deli
Stonewall Moose Lounge Bar & Grille
Bar
Subway
Fast Food
99 Bottles
Bar
Cork & Cage
Beverages
Kyle's Courthouse Deli
Deli
Nikita's
Bar
Subway
Fast Food
Xavier Deli & Variety
Deli
El Patron
Fast Food
Central City Market
Deli
Arby's
Fast Food
McDonald's
Fast Food
Liberty Lunch
Bar
Yocco's
Fast Food
Taqueria Los Amigos
Fast Food
Jordan Beer
Beverages
7th Street Rotisserie Chicken
Fast Food
McDonald's
Fast Food
McDonald's
Fast Food
Indian Cafe
Bar
Gordon Grill
Bar
Red Barn Bar & Grill
Bar
Yocco's Hot Dogs
Fast Food
Dunkin' Donuts
Fast Food
Fitness (10) F
Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center
Community Centre
Maxx Fitness
Gym
Dubbs Memorial Community Center
Community Centre
LA Fitness
Gym
Competitive Edge
Gym
East Side Youth Center
Community Centre
Planet Fitness
Gym
Back2Basics
Gym
Yoga Lab
Gym
Gold's Gym
Gym
Johnson Fitness & Wellness
Gym
Anytime Fitness
Gym
Winning Touch Tennis of Lehigh Valley
Gym
Turff Club
Gym
Lou Ramos Center
Gym
Planet Fitness
Gym
Powerhouse Gym
Gym
Groceries (22) C-
Jayden Grocery & Deli
Grocery Store
Luna's
Bakery
Grocery Outlet
Grocery Store
Supremo
Grocery Store
IGA Little Apple Market
Grocery Store
Ecua-Atlantic Seafood
Seafood
Price Rite
Grocery Store
B & T Wholesale Inc
Grocery Store
C-Town
Grocery Store
R & R Grocery & Deli
Grocery Store
Redner's
Grocery Store
Egypt Star Bakery
Bakery
Elias Fish Market
Grocery Store
Elias Market
Grocery Store
Alex Market
Grocery Store
Soumaya & Sons Bakery & Deli
Bakery
Weis
Grocery Store
Giant Food Store
Grocery Store
Giant
Grocery Store
Luna's Bakery
Bakery
L&K Asian Market
Grocery Store
Redner's
Grocery Store
Red Crab Juicy Seafood
Seafood
Egypt Star Bakery
Bakery
Weis
Grocery Store
Parks (65) A+
Patriots Athletic Association
Park
Fountain Park
Park
Jackson Street Park
Park
Bicentennial Park
Park
Howard Keck Juniata Playlot
Park
Valania Park
Park
West Park
Park
Wire Mill Arboretum
Park
Trout Creek Park
Park
Trout Creek Park
Park
Allentown Arts Park
Park
Allen Park
Park
Harry A. Roberts Plaza
Park
Mack Park
Park
Union Terrace
Park
Alliance Park
Park
Joseph S. Daddona Lake and Terrace
Park
Trout Creek Park
Park
Old Fairgrounds Playground
Park
Roosevelt Park
Park
Lehigh Parkway
Park
Allentown Fairgrounds
Park
Stevens Park
Park
Fellowship East
Park
Turner & 4th Playlot
Park
Shops (198) A+
A Dong Asian Grocery
Convenience Store
Cut Outs Salon & Spa
Hairdresser
C-J Apparel
Clothing
Top Of The Line Barbershop
Hairdresser
Speedway
Convenience Store
Milano Furniture
Furniture
Linden Barber Shop
Hairdresser
Linden Street Deli & Grocery
Convenience Store
Matthew Barber Shop
Hairdresser
Jaetee's
Furniture
Villa
Shoes
HY Jewelry
Fashion
Rainbow
Clothing
Turkey Hill
Convenience Store
Don's & Diva's
Hairdresser
Famous Cuts Barbershop
Hairdresser
Next Level Styles
Hairdresser
Rodriguez Grocery
Convenience Store
Family Dollar
Discount Store
Moravian Book Shop
Books
New York Connection Barber Shop
Hairdresser
7-Eleven
Convenience Store
assembly88
Clothing
Royal Lioness
Beauty
Michael Jewelers
Fashion
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commute A+

Of all people who commute, 4.1% take public transportation in Allentown.
Public Transit Stops (3)
Stops & Stations
B+
11th&Hamiltonw
Bus Stop
Hamilton&fountne
Bus Stop
Allentown Terminal
Bus Station
Cedar Creek Station
Transit Station
Snoopy's Rocket Express
Transit Station
Zephyr Station
Transit Station
Bieber Bus Terminal - Wescosville
Bus Stop
Workers Taking Public Transit
4.1%
D+
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cost of living A+

The cost of living in Allentown is 98/100 - which is equal to Pennsylvania.
Cost of Living
Goods & Services, Housing, etc.
B-
Tax Rates
Income & Sales Tax
A+
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crime D

Allentown crime rates are 2,673 per 100k, which is 52% higher than Pennsylvania
Property Crime
2,248 crimes per 100k
D
Violent Crime
425 crimes per 100k
D
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employment D

The median income in Allentown is $43,816 - which is 20% lower than Pennsylvania.
Med. Household Income
$43,816
F
Unemployment Rate
6.4%
F
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health A+

There are many hospitals, police and fire stations.
Health & Safety (29)
Dentist, Doctor, Hospital, etc.
A
Allentown Police Department
Police
St. Luke's Hospital Allentown
Hospital
Central Fire Station
Fire Station
Allentown Police Department
Police
Lehigh Valley Family Health Center
Clinic
Lehigh Valley Hospital - 17th Street Campus
Hospital
Star Wellness Family Practice - Sigal
Clinic
451 Medical PLaza
Doctor
St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus
Hospital
325 Medical Plaza
Clinic
Liberty Square Medical Center
Doctor
American Care Network Clinic
Clinic
Valley Discount Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Rite Aid
Pharmacy
CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy
John Scaffidi, MD
Doctor
Allentown Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Walgreens
Pharmacy
CVS Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Allentown Fire Department - Engine 6 & Truck 2
Fire Station
Fairmont Dental
Dentist
Advanced Oral Dynamics
Dentist
Narcotics Bereau Investigation
Police
St. Luke's Internal Medicine Hamilton Court
Doctor
LVPG Internal Medicine
Doctor
Air Quality
Median Air Quality
B
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housing A+

Allentown home prices are $135,800 - which is 19% lower than Pennsylvania
Home Price
$135,800
D-
Home Appreciation Rate
7%
B
Home Affordability
3.1x (home price to income ratio)
B+
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schools D+

The Allentown graduation rate is 72% - which is 16% lower than Pennsylvania
School Test Scores
39%
F
High School Grad. Rates
72%
D-
Elementary Schools (48) A+
Lincoln Early Chld Ctr
Jefferson El Sch
Mckinley El Sch
Grace Montessori School
Arts Academy Elementary Charter School
Bldg 21 Allentown
Central El Sch
Francis D Raub Ms
Roberto Clemente Charter
Roberto Clemente Cs
Union Terrace El Sch
Cleveland El Sch
St John Vianney Regional School
Jackson Early Childhood Center
Luis A. Ramos El Sch
Roosevelt El Sch
Sacred Heart School
Lehigh Parkway El Sch
Cai Learning Academy
Hiram W Dodd El Sch
Harrison-Morton Ms
Washington El Sch
Trexler Ms
South Mountain Ms
Roberto Clemente Elementary Charter Scho
High Schools (10) F
Building 21 Allentown
Roberto Clemente Cs
William Allen Hs
Allentow Central Catholic High School.
Salisbury Shs
Executive Education Academy Charter Scho
Louis E Dieruff Hs
Lehigh Valley Christian High School
Lincoln Leadership Academy Charter Schoo
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ratings D

Allentown has an overall rating of 56% from 19 reviews.
User Reviews (6)
From AreaVibes
D
User Surveys (13)
From AreaVibes
D+
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Allentown Area Facts

  • Allentown has a Livability Score of 78/100, which is considered exceptional
  • Allentown crime rates are 52% higher than the Pennsylvania average
  • Cost of living in Allentown is equal to the Pennsylvania average
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Decades of change 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Feb 07, 2021) In the last 45 years Allentown has undergone substantial changes. A primary change is in demographics. In the late 1960's to late 1970's at least 85% of the population was white middle class. Over those decades there became each year a large influx of spanish/latino resident ...Read More s that now represent over 50% of the population. The reason: cheaper housing various blue collar jobs and milder winters. In addition most of the large national corporate headquarters relocated out of the area. The culture has changed and while there has been an uptick in crime mostly all residents are industrious and polite.
Most of the movement towards more expensive housing moved to the suburbs of the area and left Allentown open to less expensive homes with drew lower income residents.
The city experienced a renaissance in the early 2000's with NIZ housing which allowed those interested in buying homes and businesses are lower tax rates. As a result Allentown center city became more of an attraction for growth.
Over the past 2 decades the city and its suburbs due to its strategic location on the east coast has become a major center for
warehousing. Big time warehouses throughout the area.
For decades Allentown and it suburbs was always considered to be a nice place to raise a family. To some degree that is still the case. One thing in particular that has changed over the past 15 years is traffic. This seems to have changed dramatically with a major interstate 78 running through the western part of the city. That has been a significant change.
All and all a good but not a great place to live and has tremendous access to the big cities such as Philadelphia, NY, NJ and Washington, DC. There are also a number of fine parks in the area and the Pocono's are less than an hour away. Read Less
Disgusted 1 rating By Anonymous ( Nov 05, 2018) Ever since spainish people moved into Allentown pa,,,,the crime rate increased.Im white.I have had these people insult me with profanity while I was walking alone.A spainish women gave me an extremely angry look and spat on the ground.Other Hispanics also spat on the ground as I ...Read More had walk near or passed them. Read Less
2005 In Allentown, PA 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jan 13, 2015) I lived in Allentown, PA for a short period of time in 2005 when I was younger. I moved to Allentown, PA from Pittsburgh, PA so it was a bit of a change for me. The town was not in very good shape, but it was going through major changes to improve job growth and opportunities. Si ...Read More nce there are nice places to live, people that are relocating should find suitable neighborhoods to set up a home. The people are very nice in the area, so the community thrives even though it isn't doing too well in the economy. For shopping needs, the area has several stores that are popular. Most of them are smaller and they change names often. These stores have a lot of great finds in them that other people will like.

In Allentown, PA there are great places to go like Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom. The America On Wheels Museum and the Allentown Art are great attractions that offer people a lot of culture.

When dining in Allentown, PA, people will find a nice variety of restaurants to choose from. One that I favored was the Tu Casa Nightclub and Restaurant because you could eat wonderful and stay for dancing. They will also find that there is nightlife opportunities too. Catch 22 Nightclub and Stooges are fun to go to at night. Many people like to go to movies in the area or shows at night. There are enough places to have some fun and make new friends. It is a fun place for those that want to get out. Read Less
in defense of allentown 4 rating By A-Treat ( Aug 02, 2013) I hear a lot of Allentown reviews criticizing Allentown as some sort of a dangerous slum. Frankly I think that is a bit ridiculous. Allentown for ever however small it seems compared to major urban centers, is the 3 largest city in Pa. Because of this its going to have 'large' c ...Read More ity problems, such as pockets of poverty and the sequel that often comes with that. HOWEVER, Allentown is also a walkable, affordable, relatively friendly, place. Its park systems are absolutely beautiful.

I am a woman and have been a walking and bike commuter most of my life. And I worked in center city area for >6 years. I never felt like I was in personal danger at anytime. If you look at most of the crime occurring in Allentown it is happening among people who are acquainted with one another and is either drug or domestic violence related. If you are not into drug trafficking and in a safe relationship, your chances of personal harm are relatively low.

If you want a lovely forested neighborhood, anything west of 19th is nice - like a suburb within a city. Allentown also has a hidden gem of a lovely downtown historic district. There are some houses that are so beautiful, old and well maintained in relatively poorer neighborhoods. I wouldn't discourage people from living in these either. These east coast cities have tightly bound walkable communities near lots of little whole in the wall restaurants with great food. There is a certain charm to it.

Allentown is also a very diverse community. The block I grew up on as a kid had families from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Viet nam, and old PA dutch lady living on a city block. I think its an advantage to be in a mulch-ethnic place. Its something I personally look for when relocating.

My biggest complaint about the city? - its school system. It is extremely underfunded and as of this date, has slashed and burned their arts and music programs. One of the biggest reasons families move out of the city is the get their kids into a better school district. And I don't blame them! If you make enough money there are some very good private schools, but most people just don't have the income for it.

You can get everywhere in the area in roughly half an hour or less. The suburbs are lovely too, I'm not knocking them. I understand completely understand there appeal. It just depends what you are looking for. if you are comfortable with being an urban dweller, Allentown is a pretty good hybrid of urban and small town wrapped into one. Read Less
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2005 In Allentown, PA 3.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jan 13, 2015) I lived in Allentown, PA for a short period of time in 2005 when I was younger. I moved to Allentown, PA from Pittsburgh, PA so it was a bit of a change for me. The town was not in very good shape, but it was going through major changes to improve job growth and opportunities. Si ...Read More nce there are nice places to live, people that are relocating should find suitable neighborhoods to set up a home. The people are very nice in the area, so the community thrives even though it isn't doing too well in the economy. For shopping needs, the area has several stores that are popular. Most of them are smaller and they change names often. These stores have a lot of great finds in them that other people will like.

In Allentown, PA there are great places to go like Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom. The America On Wheels Museum and the Allentown Art are great attractions that offer people a lot of culture.

When dining in Allentown, PA, people will find a nice variety of restaurants to choose from. One that I favored was the Tu Casa Nightclub and Restaurant because you could eat wonderful and stay for dancing. They will also find that there is nightlife opportunities too. Catch 22 Nightclub and Stooges are fun to go to at night. Many people like to go to movies in the area or shows at night. There are enough places to have some fun and make new friends. It is a fun place for those that want to get out. Read Less
in defense of allentown 4 rating By A-Treat ( Aug 02, 2013) I hear a lot of Allentown reviews criticizing Allentown as some sort of a dangerous slum. Frankly I think that is a bit ridiculous. Allentown for ever however small it seems compared to major urban centers, is the 3 largest city in Pa. Because of this its going to have 'large' c ...Read More ity problems, such as pockets of poverty and the sequel that often comes with that. HOWEVER, Allentown is also a walkable, affordable, relatively friendly, place. Its park systems are absolutely beautiful.

I am a woman and have been a walking and bike commuter most of my life. And I worked in center city area for >6 years. I never felt like I was in personal danger at anytime. If you look at most of the crime occurring in Allentown it is happening among people who are acquainted with one another and is either drug or domestic violence related. If you are not into drug trafficking and in a safe relationship, your chances of personal harm are relatively low.

If you want a lovely forested neighborhood, anything west of 19th is nice - like a suburb within a city. Allentown also has a hidden gem of a lovely downtown historic district. There are some houses that are so beautiful, old and well maintained in relatively poorer neighborhoods. I wouldn't discourage people from living in these either. These east coast cities have tightly bound walkable communities near lots of little whole in the wall restaurants with great food. There is a certain charm to it.

Allentown is also a very diverse community. The block I grew up on as a kid had families from the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Viet nam, and old PA dutch lady living on a city block. I think its an advantage to be in a mulch-ethnic place. Its something I personally look for when relocating.

My biggest complaint about the city? - its school system. It is extremely underfunded and as of this date, has slashed and burned their arts and music programs. One of the biggest reasons families move out of the city is the get their kids into a better school district. And I don't blame them! If you make enough money there are some very good private schools, but most people just don't have the income for it.

You can get everywhere in the area in roughly half an hour or less. The suburbs are lovely too, I'm not knocking them. I understand completely understand there appeal. It just depends what you are looking for. if you are comfortable with being an urban dweller, Allentown is a pretty good hybrid of urban and small town wrapped into one. Read Less
Unsafe city with no great local culture. 0.5 rating By Friendly ( Sep 06, 2012) My family settled here in 1753 and I have been a citizen and lived in the same neighborhood for 64 plus years.

About 25 years ago a former Mayor invited people from NY, NJ and PR to move here and settle here. He was going for more Federal Funding and housing.

What we have now i
...Read More s MORE crime and MORE criminals to a degree never known before and for sure not in my 64 years. We had to wait an hour and 20 minutes for a police officer. The police explained there is now a waiting list for calls. The new Police Sub Station is 5 minutes walk from our home and we had to wait an hour and 20 minutes for the police officer

I took a Police Academy Course provided by our Lehigh Co. D.A. We learned if you own a Honda it WILL BE STOLEN OR STRIPPED AT LEAST ONCE WHILE YOU OWN IT.

There is now a Dominican Gang using machetes on Allentown Streets to rob people in Allentown. Both Philadelphia and Reading have had attacks on citizens with machetes as well.

Allentown is a landfill of crime, gangs, drugs and criminals. If you can drive around it but do not drive here unless you keep your living will on your flash drive. Read Less
Allentown, PA - The Green Revolution 4 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 10, 2010) I have only visited the city of Allentown, once. Still, I have fond memories of this beautiful city which kept on impressing me, everyday that I stayed there. My visit to Allentown was part of a training session at the imposing Muhlenberg College. As the class ended at 5 o' clock ...Read More in the evening, I had plenty of time to drive around the city and explore the attractions.

Apart from a couple of shabby neighborhoods, Allentown is perhaps the cleanest large city in entire Pennsylvania. There are so many tree lined streets with either Victorian or Federal rowhomes that you cannot resist the temptation of permanently moving to Allentown. As fate would have it, I almost got a job at Allentown but rejected it on the basis of extensive travel.

Yet, I still remember the distinct taste of local favorites. Lebanon Bologna and Birch Beer, were some of the foods I tasted during an informal cooking session at a food show. For gourmet food lovers, there are few better places than Allentown. In fact, there are so many ethnic restaurants in Allentown which provide dishes that I am sure it would take an entire lifetime to learn how to pronounce their names. I also visited WildWater Kingdom, adjacent to Dorney Park and enjoyed every second of it. If you have kids, don't forget to stop at these parks because they are probably the most popular venue, after Six Flags in New Jersey. Read Less

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      Allentown, PA

      Allentown is the third-largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Located almost next to Allentown's eastern border, the city boasts a population of over 100,000 and has access to over 1/3 of the country's population within an eight-hour drive. It also contains a diverse and growing population, a thriving downtown, a growing restaurant scene, numerous stable neighborhoods, and an expanding job market.

      When you hear "Allentown," you may think of Billy Joel's song, but that was actually about its neighbor, Bethlehem - Allentown has no steel mills. However, Allentown was once home to numerous manufacturing industries and retail giants. Starting in the late 20th century, Allentown and its home region, the Lehigh Valley, began to transition away from its former manufacturing base. It has since become a city of "Meds and Eds," containing three colleges (Muhlenberg, Cedar Crest, and Lehigh Carbon Community College) and four hospitals. 

      Allentown has seen a massive resurgence of late thanks to its Neighborhood Improvement Zone (NIZ), a tax partnership with the government of Pennsylvania that massively reduced the costs of redevelopment. As a result, a slew of new international corporations has flocked to Allentown within the past dozen years, including ADP.

      Thanks in part to the NIZ, Allentown has become the center of a growing and diverse restaurant scene. Additionally, it is the home of two AAA sports teams: The Lehigh Valley Phantoms (hockey) and the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs (baseball). Both stadiums are located within the city's boundaries.

      Housing prices are low in the city when compared to the rest of the state, and its rental rates are also relatively reasonable for anyone with at least a middle-class income. Furthermore, the diversity within the city's housing stock provides for a rich array of options. People seeking history and authenticity can rent or buy a home in Old Allentown, where homes are legally preserved by a Historical Architectural Review Board. If you are looking for more modern living opportunities, you can rent an apartment in the new Strata Apartments. These apartments are barely a block from the PPL Center (home of the Phantoms) and contain dozens of new restaurants within walking distance, including the brand new Allentown Downtown Market. 

      Allentown boasts numerous positives. Its cost of living is low when compared to the rest of the country, and this is a primary driver of residents from New York and New Jersey choosing to relocate to the city. It also is the center of the thriving Lehigh Valley region, giving it access to a slew of benefits, including the main hub of the LANTA (Lehigh and Northampton Transit Authority) bus terminal. 

      Allentown has all of the benefits of city living, but at a scale that just about anyone can adapt to. As such, it makes for a fantastic place to live, work and place.

      A Amenities

      Are there many local amenities in Allentown? Yes, there are lots of amenities close to this location.

      Parks

      Patriots Athletic Association
      Fountain Park
      Jackson Street Park
      Bicentennial Park
      Howard Keck Juniata Playlot
      Valania Park
      West Park
      Wire Mill Arboretum

      Entertainment

      ECTB Stadium at Earl F. Hunsicker Bicentennial Park
      PPL Center
      The Liberty Bell Museum
      James Musselman Arts Development Center
      WAVE Nightclub
      Miller Symphony Hall
      Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum
      The Baum School of Art

      Food & Drink

      Melo Deli & Grocery
      Stonewall Moose Lounge Bar & Grille
      Subway
      99 Bottles
      Cork & Cage
      Kyle's Courthouse Deli
      Nikita's
      Subway

      D- Commute

      Is public transit available in Allentown? Of all people who commute, 4.1% take public transportation in Allentown.
      Drive to Work
      69%

      8% lower than the US average

      Take Public Transit
      4%

      1% lower than the US average

      Walk to Work
      5%

      2% higher than the US average

      A+ Health & Safety

      Is Allentown a healthy and safe place to live? Yes, there are many hospitals, police and fire stations.

      Hospitals

      Lehigh Valley Hospital - 17th Street Campus
      St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Campus
      St. Luke's Hospital Allentown

      Pharmacies

      Walgreens
      CVS Pharmacy
      Allentown Pharmacy
      Valley Discount Pharmacy
      Rite Aid
      CVS Pharmacy
      Rite Aid

      Doctors

      St. Luke's Valley Family Practice
      Hanover Family Practice
      John Scaffidi, MD
      Liberty Square Medical Center
      451 Medical PLaza