Pioneer Family Medicine & Urgent Care

10/05/2026

We will have limited hours this week for fall break. Please come see us on Tuesday Oct 6th or friday Oct 9th from 8:30-10:30 am if you are in need of medical attention. Otherwise we will resume our normal business hours on Monday October 12th at 8:30am. Happy Fall Y'all!

09/18/2026

So cool y'all God has made us to work together as help mates.

09/14/2026

Now Offering Spravato for Treatment Resistant Depression. Call today for an appointment or Walk-in 270-676-6063! 190 N. Hopkinsville Rd. Nortonville, Ky

09/03/2026

Closed for Labor Day in Friday and Monday. Open again on Tuesday at 8:30am.

09/02/2026

Remember Labor Day is approaching and offices and pharmacy's may be closed. So...if you are out of medicine, will be out or are almost out then consider stopping by for a visit on Wednesday or Thursday. You can also schedule a Telehealth at 270-676-6063.

08/16/2026

That's how we rolled back in the day!

08/14/2026

Spravato for treatment resistant depression now at Pioneer Medicine. Because feeling hopeless, depressed and lost is not OK. This treatment for those who suffer has the potential to become a life altering ray of Hope. We have limited available appointments left open. Call us at 270-676-6063 or message us to set up a consult!

08/14/2026

It's a Great Friday. If you are in need of Family Medicine, Urgent Care or Mental Health stop in and see us. We're open until 1pm on Fridays and walk'in's are welcome.

08/14/2026

1 confirmed case of Measles in Christian County and evidence of a suspected outbreak. So... know the symptoms: High fever, rash, sore throat, cough, muscle aches, tiredness, runny nose, blood shot eyes, red spots in the mouth, & diarrhea. If your experiencing these come get tested immediately for yourself and to protect people around you.

On Aug. 13, 2026, Kentucky health officials confirmed a case of measles in Christian County. This is the first confirmed case of measles in a Kentucky resident since January.

The individual was not vaccinated against measles and is believed to have been exposed through contact with an out-of-state visitor from a community with an ongoing measles outbreak.

Additional unconfirmed reports of measles have led health officials to suspect an outbreak.

Measles is a highly contagious respiratory virus that can cause serious health complications, especially in young children. Vaccination is the best protection against measles. The measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine is safe, effective, and widely available in Kentucky.

To read the press release, please visit: www.chfs.ky.gov/News/Documents/Kentucky%20Health%20Officials%20Report%20Measles%20Case%20Suspect%20Outbreak.pdf

For more information about measles, please visit: www.chfs.ky.gov/agencies/dph/dehp/idb/Pages/measles.aspx