Yes, CountyCare is on our accepted list (Sept 2026). CountyCare is the Medicaid health plan of Cook County Health, so we encourage a quick call to (630) 324-6825 before you come. Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, sees walk-ins every day.
CountyCare describes itself as Cook County's largest Medicaid health plan. It is available to people in HealthChoice Illinois who live in Cook County. Cook County Health runs the plan. If you got a CountyCare card in the mail, you are in Medicaid managed care.
The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services lists CountyCare as a HealthChoice Illinois plan for Cook County only. You can see the list on the HFS managed care page.
Why a call helps when you live in Cook County
Westmont, IL sits in the western suburbs, and many of our patients come from nearby towns in more than one county. Plans like CountyCare are built around a service area and a network. We keep CountyCare on our accepted list, and we still ask you to call first so we can confirm your plan details for the day you visit.
A call takes only a moment. Tell us your plan name, whether you have a member ID card, and what is wrong. Dial (630) 324-6825.
How Medicaid managed care works at urgent care
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In managed care, the plan pays for covered care through a network of clinics and doctors. HealthCare.gov describes urgent care as treatment for an illness or injury that needs prompt attention but is not severe enough for an emergency room. That is the kind of care we provide.
A good fit for urgent care
A fever with no trouble breathing
A sprained wrist or ankle
An earache
A rash that is spreading
A cut that may need stitches
A better fit for your regular doctor
Refilling long-term medicines
Yearly check-ups and screenings
Managing diabetes or blood pressure over time
Questions about your care plan
Many managed care plans like you to stay in touch with your primary care provider. Urgent care visits can be a good bridge when your doctor cannot see you in time.
Check your CountyCare coverage in four moves
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Find the member ID card from CountyCare.
Call the Member Services number printed on that card and ask how urgent care works for you.
Look at the Find a Provider directory on the CountyCare website.
Call (630) 324-6825 so we can match your plan to our accepted list.
Directories can lag behind real life. A call to your plan and a call to the clinic is the safest pair.
What to bring
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CountyCare member ID card
Photo ID, if you have one
The name and phone of your primary care provider
Medicines you take and any allergies
For a child, a parent or guardian
Our what to bring list has more. If you lost your card, tell us at check-in and we will help look up what we can. Your plan can send a new one.
Our team is led by board-certified physicians. If an X-ray is needed, it takes place at 29 N Cass Ave, the only clinic with imaging. See X-ray diagnostic imaging.
Yes, CountyCare is on our Sept 2026 accepted list at both Westmont, IL clinics. Coverage still depends on your specific plan, so call (630) 324-6825 and we will confirm it before your visit.
Is CountyCare the same as Medicaid?
CountyCare is a Medicaid managed care plan run by Cook County Health. You must be enrolled in Medicaid through HealthChoice Illinois and live in Cook County to join, according to the plan and the state.
Do I need a referral for urgent care with CountyCare?
Rules differ by plan and situation. Call Member Services at the number on your CountyCare card to ask, then call us at (630) 324-6825 to confirm your plan.
I live in Cook County. Can I still come to Westmont, IL?
You are welcome to call. CountyCare is on our accepted list, and we will confirm your plan details when you phone (630) 324-6825. Your plan's directory can also show where you may be seen.
What should I do if I do not have my CountyCare card?
Call us at (630) 324-6825 and bring photo ID and any plan paperwork. Your plan can also issue a replacement card.
What if I am not sure my coverage is active?
Call Member Services or check the plan site, then call us. If coverage is unclear, self-pay visits start from $125. See self-pay urgent care.
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