MedPoint Urgent Care Goshen 2222 Rieth Boulevard

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need an appointment for immediate care at the Goshen Outpatient Center?Expand or collapse answer

  No. You can walk into Goshen Outpatient Center without an appointment for urgent care services. For less wait time and more convenience, you can use our online service to choose a time to come into our MedPoint location. We'll save your spot in line.

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• Is Beacon Goshen Outpatient Center a new practice?Expand or collapse answer

  We opened our multi-specialty center in 2022. It expands access to urgent care, imaging services, physical therapy and specialized medical care in one convenient location for patients who live or work in the Goshen area. The multi-service facility is located in Dunlap by Lowe's Home Improvement Center and Gateway Commons retail area.

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• Can I schedule a MedPoint Urgent Care appointment?Expand or collapse answer

  MedPoint teams do their best to see you quickly, whether you walk in or use Save My Spot. When you use Save My Spot, you are adding your name to a list of patients who have chosen to be seen at this urgent care location. The wait list is based on estimated times and is not a guarantee that you will be seen at a particular time. Your wait time will vary based on the number of all patients who come to our location and the severity of their care needs. Patients who come in after you with a more serious problem will be seen before you.

  Bring your insurance card and photo ID with you. MedPoint may call you to gather pre-registration information.

• What type of care will I receive at MedPoint Urgent Care?Expand or collapse answer

  MedPoint provides non-emergency care for minor health issues. Our staff complete X-rays and lab point-of-care testing. Our providers conduct sports physicals, pre-employment drug or alcohol testing, DOT/CDL physicals, sutures and suture removal. MedPoint also provides treatment for minor health concerns, including:

  • Allergies
  • Fever
  • Rash
  • Sinus infection
  • Pink eye
  • Headaches
  • Colds and flu
  • Sprains and broken bones
  • Strains and minor joint pain or injury
• Should I go to urgent care or the ER?Expand or collapse answer

  Urgent Care - Urgent care sites remain a very safe and effective option for treating minor health concerns, including: allergies, fever, rash, stomach flu, sinus infection, pink eye and headaches. Our MedPoint locations also treat the following conditions: colds and flu, sprains, strains, minor joint pain or injury, x-rays and lab point-of-care testing, broken bones, minor cuts, burns, pre-employment drug or alcohol testing, DOT/CDL physicals, sutures and suture removal. We can even conduct sports physicals to get you ready for your favorite sports season. Can't make it to MedPoint? Learn more about Beacon Connected Care online urgent care.

  Emergency Care - The Emergency Room is the place to go if you feel your condition is potentially life threatening, such as a heart attack, stroke, difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness or an accident or injury that has caused severe bodily harm. You or a family member should call 911 immediately or drive to the nearest hospital if it is safe to do so.

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