Retina Specialists Serving Goshen, Indiana

Board-certified, fellowship-trained vitreoretinal surgeons about 35 to 40 minutes from Goshen

Goshen and the southern half of Elkhart County, including New Paris, Middlebury, Wakarusa and Nappanee, are within a comfortable drive of our Mishawaka office, and we are often the nearest option for fellowship-trained retina care.

We coordinate closely with Goshen area optometrists, ophthalmologists and family physicians, sending a report after every visit and co-managing diabetic eye disease with the patient's primary care and diabetes care teams.

Because the drive is longer, we try to combine imaging, examination and any needed injection or laser treatment into a single visit whenever it is medically appropriate.

Getting to our office from Goshen

Distance: roughly 25 miles. Drive time: about 35 to 40 minutes.

From Goshen, take US 33 north through Elkhart, then follow the US 20 Bypass west to the Main Street exit in Mishawaka. Head north on Main Street to our office at 303 South Main Street, Suite 215.

Patients from Goshen often know the area by Goshen Hospital, Downtown Goshen, Goshen College, Middlebury and Nappanee.

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Retinal conditions we treat for Goshen patients

Treatments available to Goshen patients

Retinal emergencies in Goshen

Sudden new floaters, flashes of light, a dark curtain or shadow across your vision, or a sudden drop in vision can signal a retinal tear or retinal detachment. Call 574-291-4000 right away. We keep same-day appointments for urgent cases from Goshen and the surrounding area.

Questions from Goshen patients

Is there a retina specialist near Goshen, Indiana?

North Indiana Retina in Mishawaka serves Goshen and southern Elkhart County. The office at 303 S Main St, Suite 215, Mishawaka is about 35 to 40 minutes from Goshen by US 33 and the US 20 Bypass. Call 574-291-4000 to schedule.

Can treatment be done on the same day as my evaluation?

In many cases, yes. When imaging confirms a condition such as wet macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema or a retinal vein occlusion, we can usually perform the first anti-VEGF injection or laser treatment at the same visit so Goshen patients do not need a second trip.