Community-GoHealth Urgent Care today announced a strategic expansion of services through the acquisition of Indiana Immediate Care (IIC), bringing an enhanced urgent care experience and streamlined access to the Community Health Network to more Indianapolis neighborhoods.
Community-GoHealth acquired Indiana Immediate Care locations in a transaction that was finalized Monday, February 23. Five centers closed temporarily for renovations Monday and are expected to reopen in early March as Community-GoHealth centers. With this expansion, Community-GoHealth will operate a total of 12 urgent care centers across Central Indiana, with additional locations expected to open later this year. Community-GoHealth’s recent growth, including the opening of a new center in Carmel in October 2025, reflects a continued investment in expanding access to care across Central Indiana.
“We’re growing to better serve the community with on-demand care from trusted providers that fits into busy families’ lives,” said Harold Brown, regional president of Community-GoHealth. “When your child wakes up sick or you take a fall, our team is here to help you get the care you need for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, without the headache and cost of an emergency room visit. Community-GoHealth combines convenience with the clinical quality, specialists and diagnostic resources of the Community system to make it easier and more affordable to manage your healthcare.”
Community-GoHealth is a joint venture between Community Health Network, a leading not-for-profit healthcare system in Central Indiana, and GoHealth Urgent Care, one of the country’s largest and fastest-growing on-demand care companies. Through Community-GoHealth's virtual urgent care services and neighborhood locations, people across Central Indiana have convenient care for everyday illnesses and injuries, plus access to the wider resources of Community’s network of specialists and services. With integrated medical records and seamless connections to higher levels of care when needed, customers can more easily get the care they need today and tomorrow.
The new Community-GoHealth centers are:
- Girls School, located near the intersection of N. Girls School Road and W. St. Clair Street in the Chapel Hill Professional Complex (650 N Girls School Rd., Ste F40, Indianapolis)
- Nora, located at the intersection of E. 86th Street and Guilford Ave. across the street from the Indianapolis Public Library (860 E 86th St., Ste 4, Indianapolis)
- Pendleton Pike, located at the intersection of Pendleton Pike and Sunnyside Rd. across the street from Walgreens (10950 Pendleton Pike, Indianapolis)
- East Southport, located on Southport Rd. between Valley Ridge Dr. And McFarland Blvd., next to Staples (5160 E Southport Rd., Indianapolis)
- US 31 South, located at the intersection of E. Hickory Ln. and Hwy. 31 across from the entrance to the Walmart shopping center (675 E Hickory Ln, Indianapolis).
Open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Sunday, Community-GoHealth locations offer treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, including cold and flu symptoms, sprains and fractures, minor cuts and burns and other everyday health needs, with convenient access to on-site X-ray services and diagnostic testing. Centers are designed to deliver a welcoming, efficient experience, with walk-in availability and online check-in options.
For a full list of Community-GoHealth Urgent Care locations, hours and more information, please visit gohealthuc.com/community.