Beacon Granger Hospital Emergency 3220 Beacon Parkway

Beacon Granger Hospital is conveniently located on the northwest corner of Capital Avenue and Beacon Parkway, immediately off the Indiana Toll Road (Exit 83) and across from Beacon Health & Fitness. The main entrance is accessible on Beacon Parkway. Beacon Granger Hospital was built as the first small acute care hospital in the region, opening in 2019. This innovative model of care was designed to connect you to emergency and specialized care and services in your neighborhood, while meeting the needs and expectations of all patients who expect convenient access to medical treatment close to home. Patients experience the same level of clinical excellence and compassionate care at Beacon Granger Hospital that Beacon provides at more than 70 locations across the region. Through the years, it has expanded its physical footprint. In 2022, the MRI Center was added and opened to deliver MRI scanning capabilities. In 2025, a two-story addition opened, allowing even more services to be offered right in Granger. These include rheumatology and infusion services, laboratory services, outpatient therapies (physical, occupational, and speech therapy), and cardiology care. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Beacon Granger is specially designed to streamline emergency care and treatment for patients. The facility contains a 16-bed emergency department with sophisticated imaging and diagnostic equipment, as well as eight in-patient beds. The inpatient medical unit is available for times when patients have illnesses that require overnight stays or observation care. COVID-19: Coronavirus Our emergency department teams care for very seriously ill patients. Sick people who are seen in the ER can be tested and treated for COVID-19 as needed. If you don’t require immediate medical care but need to be tested for COVID-19, contact your doctor’s office or, visit coronavirus.in.gov for free testing sites. Individuals who walk into the ER for a COVID-19 test will be charged for an emergency department visit. Please use an alternate testing site if you do not need immediate medical care. This helps our ER maintain the needed resources to care for the community’s sickest people.