New Westfield urgent care expands Community Health Network’s service footprint in Hamilton County
Community-GoHealth Urgent Care opened at 124 W. Spring Mill Pointe Dr. in Westfield, offering 8 a.m.–8 p.m. daily care, on-site X‑ray and diagnostic testing for patients 6 months and older. Community leaders said the clinic can connect patients into Community Health Network’s primary, specialty and hospital services and referenced a future Community Hospital
Community-GoHealth Urgent Care has opened at 124 W. Spring Mill Pointe Dr. in Westfield, adjacent to the Meijer store, offering care for adults and children 6 months and older for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. The center provides on-site X‑ray and diagnostic testing, accepts walk-ins, and operates 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week, with limited holiday hours and online pre-check options.
Community-GoHealth leaders said providers at the new Westfield clinic can connect patients into Community Health Network’s broader services, including primary care, specialists and advanced testing or treatment. Community Hospital Westfield president Derek McMichael described the center as part of the health system’s growing presence in Hamilton County and referenced a "future Community Hospital Westfield"; the article does not provide a timetable for that hospital.
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