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Our Approach

Expert emergency care close to home

All our physicians are board certified in emergency medicine, something not commonly found in communities this size.

In addition, all nurses are certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS). This certification allows nurses to treat respiratory failure, shock, cardiac arrest and irregular heartbeats. Several nurses on staff are also certified sexual assault examiners.

Thanks to established relationships with regional trauma centers, critical patient transfers proceed quickly and smoothly, via ambulance or helicopter.

Emergency medical technicians use electrocardiograms to wirelessly transmit data ahead of the patient's arrival at the hospital to our heart and vascular care team. That means our catheterization lab and healthcare team can prepare for an immediate response. Learn more about our heart and vascular care.

Emergency Care

We operate a Level II emergency center, which means we are always prepared to treat you and your family with the most advanced care available.

Where to find us
Our hospital is located off State Road 15 in Goshen, Indiana.

Goshen Hospital
200 High Park Ave.
Goshen, IN 46526
(574) 364-1000

Conditions & Symptoms

Quick onset symptoms develop suddenly and can rapidly change or worsen. Another name for them is acute symptoms or acute onset symptoms. It’s important to have a medical evaluation right away because they can be a sign of a serious condition.

At Goshen Hospital Emergency Department, we treat the following conditions and symptoms:

Treating your sudden onset of symptoms

When you arrive at Goshen Hospital Emergency Department with sudden onset symptoms, we work quickly to determine the underlying cause and provide exceptional care. Our emergency room is equipped with cardiac monitoring systems, high-tech exam rooms and other advanced technologies. You can help by telling your doctor about other symptoms you noticed, when your symptoms started, what you were doing and what actions make the symptoms feel worse or better.

Don’t hesitate to call 911 or go to the ER if you have these sudden symptoms. We are here to provide the support and medical expertise you need.

Treatments

You can get the care you need the moment you arrive at Goshen Hospital Emergency Department. 

Some of our treatments include:

  • Award-winning treatment for heart attacks
  • Concussion treatment
  • Emergency care for appendicitis
  • Treating high temperature in children

Overview by Body Part

Emergency care for sudden, severe pain

You can feel sudden, severe pain in almost any part of the body. Depending on its location and related symptoms, this intense pain may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. Goshen Hospital Emergency Department is here to diagnose the cause of sudden, severe pain and provide the emergency care you need.

If you have a quick onset symptom like sudden, severe pain, call 911 or come to our emergency room.

Causes of sudden, severe pain based on the part of the body

What’s causing your pain may vary depending on the part of the body.

Diagnosing your pain at our emergency room

If the pain is the result of a trauma, the cause is obvious, but many times you need an expert to diagnose the cause of your severe pain. When you come to Goshen Hospital Emergency Department, explaining to your doctor or nurse where the pain is and what it feels like can help them diagnose the condition. Share exactly where the pain is located, when it starts, how long it lasts and if it feels like it’s throbbing, stabbing, burning or sharp.

We can perform any necessary tests and provide treatment that meets your unique needs. Whether the cause of your pain is serious or minor, expect to receive personalized, compassionate care.

Urgent Care vs. Emergency Room

Know when to choose urgent care vs. emergency room

When you or your family member has a health issue, you want to get the right care quickly. You can save time and money by choosing urgent care services instead of going to the emergency room (ER) for certain health issues. In fact, over 80 percent of ER visits could be treated at an urgent care facility.

When you need fast medical treatment, have confidence that you’re getting professional care from our providers at Urgent Care Goshen Physicians. We can help you understand when you need urgent care or emergency care.

Our urgent care center is open in the evenings and on weekends for your convenience. It’s important to our team that you receive the care you need, no matter when.

For nonemergencies and after-hours care, call (574) 535-1700 or visit Urgent Care Goshen Physicians on Elkhart Road.

Choose Urgent Care

  • Treatment of common illnesses
  • Minor injury or fracture care
  • Flu and tetanus shots
  • COVID-19 and TB testing
  • X-ray services for urgent care

Go to the ER

Do you need emergency care? Call 911 or go to the Goshen Hospital emergency room located at 200 High Park Ave. in Goshen, IN.

We can help

Let our providers offer the integrated care you need – whether you have a lingering cold or a broken arm. The well-being of you and your family is our priority. Call our urgent care center at (574) 535-1700.

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