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MedPoint Urgent Care Goshen

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Our MedPoint Urgent Care Center offers immediate access to care and extended hours near where you live or work. Need an ultrasound or CT scan?

You can walk in without an appointment to get the medical attention you need for minor injuries and illnesses. Our bilingual services help bridge communication needs between you and your provider. Conditions we treat at MedPoint Urgent Care include common illnesses, like colds, flu and ear infections. We also treat sprains, strains, broken bones and other minor injuries. Urgent care services usually cost less than an emergency room visit. In fact, an emergency room visit could cost up to six times more than visiting an urgent care center. Your closest urgent care location is the right choice when you have a non-life-threatening illness or injury that can't wait for an appointment. With our on-site imaging services at Goshen Outpatient Center, you have quick access to X-rays and other important lab tests in one location. We can set you up with a referral for imaging services at our Goshen Outpatient Center or any location that's convenient for you! Beacon's Save a Spot online service lets you choose a time to come into our MedPoint location at Goshen Outpatient Center, and we'll save your spot in line. That means less waiting and more convenience for you.

09/13/2025

Gorgeous, lightly sweet, and only 85 calories per pear—this dessert is elegant without the guilt. Poached in apple + orange juice with warm spices, then topped with fresh raspberries and orange zest. Serve warm or chilled. Great make‑ahead dessert for easy entertaining.

Get the full recipe details here https://bit.ly/4mAqiGV

09/12/2025

Six hundred and forty solar panels are now generating clean energy atop Beacon Health & Fitness Granger as part of our environmental commitment. You won't see them from the parking lot or through the windows during your workout, but this rooftop project represents a significant step in Beacon's sustainability efforts.

The environmental impact is significant:
- Prevents 320 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually.
- Equivalent to taking 70 cars off the road for a year.
- Generates enough electricity to power 44 average American households for a year.

"Despite its size, Beacon Health & Fitness Granger consumes a tremendous amount of energy, so reducing its carbon footprint through solar power is exciting," said Shane Galloway, Beacon's executive director of planning, projects and real estate. "At Beacon, this is just the beginning. There is still so much to do."

Read more about how we are expanding our sustainability initiatives and continuing to reduce our environmental impact in the community: https://bit.ly/3VaThW9

09/12/2025

Ragweed pollen and mold spores peak in the fall — making September just as tough as spring for allergy sufferers. If your symptoms won’t quit, Beacon Urgent Care can help you breathe easier.

Walk in today or find a location near you and save your spot in line. https://bit.ly/4mJubJT

09/11/2025

Information about childhood vaccines can seem overwhelming for parents. That’s why our experts at Beacon Medical Group Pediatrics Bristol Street are sharing straightforward answers to the questions parents ask most. Learn more from Dr. Sarah O’Connor in our latest Medical Minute video: https://bit.ly/41Pktxt

Looking for a primary care provider for your family? Schedule an appointment online with a Beacon provider: https://beacon.health/4jsZl73

09/11/2025

Nick Hintz, chief of skills and proficiencies at the Elkhart Fire Department, climbed 128 flights of stairs early this morning at Beacon Health & Fitness Granger.

This marks the 11th year the club member has completed this memorial climb in full firefighter gear to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11 at the World Trade Center.

"The first 20 minutes were good, the last four were tough," Nick said following his ascent. "I can imagine with another 100 pounds of gear on me, and tools, what they were thinking when they were climbing."

He noted that in the Twin Towers' tight stairwells, firefighters would have faced the challenge of making room for civilians to come down as they were headed up. But they headed up with optimism.

"They thought they were going to put that fire out," Nick said solemnly. "Today is about remembrance. It also lets the community know what firemen are willing to do: We run in when everyone else runs away."

His poignant climb serves as a powerful reminder of the bravery and selflessness exhibited by first responders on that fateful day. Watch more and hear an interview with Nick: https://bit.ly/4peX8zj

09/10/2025

Derek Klute stepped up to receive serve during a pickleball game when his Achilles suddenly ruptured, leaving him on the ground in pain. His story reflects a growing trend as millions of adults are hitting the courts and doctor's offices.

Most pickleball ER visits involve players over 50, many of whom are "weekend warriors" jumping into intense games without a lot of other activity. Its quick starts, stops and directional changes put stress on tendons and ligaments.

"The biggest thing is, when I was playing tennis, I was 22-years-old. When I was playing pickleball, I was 60," Derek explains. "I was walking with my dog a lot, getting steps in, but that's not even close to what was going on here."

Dr. Mitchell Daugherty, sports medicine specialist at Beacon Bone & Joint Specialists, helped Derek heal without surgery. If you play pickleball, don't miss safety tips from Beacon experts in WSBT Eye on Health: https://bit.ly/4pdnrWB

09/09/2025

Grace Schultz was three months pregnant when a motorcycle accident changed everything. An SUV unexpectedly pulled out in front of her. She swerved, but couldn't avoid impact.

Her injuries were devastating: crushed left foot, shattered pelvis, broken arm. She required a below-knee amputation. But through five surgeries and extensive inpatient rehabilitation at Memorial Hospital, the Beacon Bone & Joint Specialists team never gave up on helping her rebuild her life.

Grace's recovery was remarkable. Within six months, she took her first steps with a prosthetic leg. Then she gave birth to a healthy baby girl. Today, she's back to work, raising three kids, and yes, she's still riding motorcycles.

"No matter how dark you might feel once in a while, things will get better. I still ride motorcycles. I have three kids. It only stops you if you let it." Read Grace's inspiring journey: https://bit.ly/4m9hqHA

09/09/2025

AFib (atrial fibrillation) may not always show symptoms — but it can seriously affect your health. It causes 1 in 7 strokes and increases your risk of heart failure and dementia.

The good news? AFib is treatable. This AFib Awareness Month, take charge of your heart health. Talk to your provider if you’ve noticed symptoms or think you might be at risk. Learn more about AFib at https://bit.ly/4kGXdsE

09/07/2025

With expertise that comes from more than 25 years in the field of cardiothoracic surgery, Walid Khabbaz, MD, has a broad professional background. He has worked in private practice, been an attending physician at a major medical center, and instructed surgery classes for medical students.

Learn more at https://beacon.health/4jR0u7p

09/06/2025

These Morning Glory Muffins are packed with fruits, veggies and whole grains — making them a grab-and-go breakfast you can feel good about serving.

Perfect for fueling kids (and parents!) before the school day begins or packing in lunchboxes for a wholesome snack. These muffins are kid-friendly, great for meal prep and full of fiber and natural sweetness.

Make your mornings easier — get the full recipe here https://bit.ly/4jDojPX

09/05/2025

Want to help shape the future of patient care? Join the Beacon Medical Group: Patient and Family Advisory Council and share your perspective on topics that impact patient experience. As a trusted advisor in this group, you will join other patients, families and caregivers who want to make meaningful changes in the exceptional care Beacon strives to deliver.

🗓️ Next meeting: Sept. 10, 2025
🕛 Noon – 1 p.m. EST
📍 Virtual or in-person (Granger, IN) – refreshments provided

Register online to join or to learn more: https://bit.ly/467qt6X

09/04/2025

Parents have questions. Our pediatricians have answers. Beacon’s Medical Minute video series is here to help you sort through vaccine concerns with trusted, expert guidance. Next in our series is Dr. Mary Alice Reid from Beacon Medical Group Pediatrics Bristol Street: https://bit.ly/4oY0jeq

Looking for a primary care provider for your family? Schedule an appointment online with a Beacon provider: https://beacon.health/4jsZl73

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2222 Rieth Boulevard, Suite 100
Goshen, IN
46526

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Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	8am - 8pm

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