MedPoint Urgent Care Elkhart 3301 County Rd 6 East

When you find yourself facing a minor injury or illness, it is hard to know what to do. You may wonder how much it will cost if you seek care and even where to go. When a situation is non-life threatening, consider visiting your nearest urgent care location. At MedPoint you will receive personal care by trained medical staff. Some locations also have laboratory and diagnostic equipment to take care of your urgent medical needs. Plus, you may save money. An emergency room visit could cost up to six times more than visiting an urgent care center. MedPoint Urgent Care Center is ready to help with minor medical emergencies that can't wait for an appointment. We treat a variety of everyday illnesses, from ear infections to chest congestion. If your condition requires a follow-up visit, we will schedule an appointment with your regular physician. MedPoint can help with: Fevers, colds, flu and minor seasonal allergies Earache and sore throat Minor cuts Sprains, strains, minor joint pain or injuries X-rays and lab test (varies per facility) *clinics close at 5:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve A message for employers: We are unable to provide COVID-19 positive or negative documentation or physician’s release for workers at our MedPoint locations or other Beacon Health System locations. Individuals who present at MedPoint locations with fever, cough, sore throat or other respiratory symptoms will be cared for following our established protocols. In addition, Beacon Health System has a free phone screening for individuals in northern Indiana and southwest Michigan who have symptoms and are concerned they may have been exposed to coronavirus/COVID-19. When calling the free AnswerLine at 855-523-2225 callers will speak with a Beacon professional and answer questions related to symptoms, recent travel or possible exposure to individuals who have tested positive for coronavirus. Based on the answers provided, callers will be referred to the most appropriate level of care for further evaluation, if needed. Anyone experiencing life-threatening symptoms should call 9-1-1. The AnswerLine is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week.