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Urgent care that takes Medicare in Westmont, IL

Yes, Medicare is on our accepted list (Sept 2026). Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, welcomes walk-ins in Westmont, IL. Coverage depends on your specific plan, so call (630) 324-6825 and we will confirm it with you before your visit.

  • On our accepted list (Sept 2026)
  • Both Westmont, IL clinics
  • Call to confirm your plan
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Key facts

  • Original Medicare Part B covers urgently needed care for a sudden illness or injury that is not an emergency.
  • Medicare Advantage plans are run by private insurers, so rules and networks differ from plan to plan.
  • Bring your red, white and blue Medicare card, plus any Medicare Advantage card, and a photo ID.
  • Self-pay visits start from $125 if you would rather not use coverage.
  • We are open 7 days at two Westmont, IL clinics, and X-ray is at 29 N Cass Ave only.

Medicare is on our accepted list

Coverage depends on your specific plan. Bring your member ID card, or call us before you come and we will check it with you.

Does Medicare cover urgent care?

Yes, in most cases. Medicare.gov says urgently needed care is covered by Part B, the medical insurance part of Original Medicare. The page describes it as care for a sudden illness or injury that is not a medical emergency and not life threatening. Think of a sore throat that came on overnight, a twisted ankle, or a cut that needs closing.

Under Original Medicare you generally pay your share after the yearly Part B deductible is met. Medicare sets the deductible and publishes it each year, so we do not print a figure here. Read the current rules on Medicare.gov before you come.

Medicare is on our Sept 2026 accepted list. Your own plan decides what it pays, so call (630) 324-6825 to confirm yours.
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Original Medicare or Medicare Advantage: why it matters

Many people say they have Medicare when they actually have a Medicare Advantage plan. The two are different. Medicare Advantage plans, also called Part C, are sold by private insurers and replace Original Medicare, according to Medicare.gov. Insurers choose where their plans are offered and can change them each year.

Original Medicare

  • Run by the federal government
  • Cards show Part A and Part B
  • Part B covers urgently needed care
  • No plan network to choose from

Medicare Advantage

  • Run by a private insurer
  • Card shows the insurer's name
  • Rules, networks and cost sharing vary by plan
  • Check that your plan includes our clinic

If you have a Medicare Advantage card, the insurer's name on it is the quickest clue. Tell our front desk that name when you call, and we will check it against our list.

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How to check your own coverage in three steps

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  1. Look at your cardOriginal Medicare cards say Medicare. Medicare Advantage cards show an insurer's name and a member ID.
  2. Call the member services number printed on the cardAsk whether urgent care is covered and whether our clinic can see you under your plan.
  3. Call usPhone (630) 324-6825 and give the plan name. We will tell you whether it matches our accepted list.

You can also try our insurance checker or read the cost and insurance page for the full accepted list. We do not guess at benefits on this page, because only your plan can say what it pays.

What to bring

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  • Your Medicare card, and any Medicare Advantage or supplement card
  • A photo ID
  • A list of your medicines and allergies
  • Your pharmacy name, in case a prescription is needed

Our what to bring checklist has the full list. If you cannot find a card, bring the plan name and your member ID number and we will help.

Care our Westmont, IL clinicians can provide

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Our team is led by board-certified physicians, and Google reviewers rate us 4.9 stars from 3,166 reviews. Many adults on Medicare come to us for problems that cannot wait for a regular appointment.

Our clinicians can examine you, test for common problems, and recommend treatment, which may include prescription medicine when appropriate.

Where to go: both Westmont, IL clinics

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Our two clinics
Main clinicInside Jewel-Osco
Address29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, Westmont, IL 605594 E Ogden Ave, Westmont, IL 60559
Phone(630) 324-6825(630) 541-6113
HoursMon-Fri 9 AM-6 PM, Sat-Sun 9 AM-5 PMSame hours
X-rayYes, on siteNo

Choose by what you need. If your doctor may want an X-ray after a fall, go to 29 N Cass Ave. For other visits, inside Jewel-Osco is convenient while you shop. Not sure? Use the location guide or book online for the Cass Ave clinic. Free parking is available at both clinics.

Urgent care or the ER?

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Urgent care fits problems that need prompt attention but are not life threatening. Medicare.gov separates urgently needed care from emergency care, and so should you. Our urgent care or ER tool helps you decide.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs such as face drooping or slurred speech, heavy bleeding, or a serious head injury.

If you would rather not use Medicare

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You can pay on your own. Self-pay visits start from $125. See our self-pay page and the Good Faith Estimate notice for how that works.

Other plans we accept

No insurance? Self-pay visits start at $125. See cost and insurance.

Common questions

Does Medicare cover urgent care visits?

Original Medicare Part B covers urgently needed care for a sudden illness or injury that is not an emergency, according to Medicare.gov. What you pay depends on your deductible and plan. Medicare Advantage rules differ by plan, so call (630) 324-6825 and we will confirm yours.

Is there an urgent care near me in Westmont, IL that takes Medicare?

Yes. Medicare is on our accepted list as of Sept 2026, and we have two Westmont, IL clinics open 7 days. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm your specific plan before you come in.

Do I need a referral to use urgent care with Medicare?

Original Medicare does not generally require a referral for urgently needed care. Some Medicare Advantage plans have their own rules, so check the member services number on your card or call us to confirm.

Do you take Medicare Advantage plans?

It depends on the insurer and plan. Medicare Advantage plans are run by private companies and vary. Call (630) 324-6825 with the name on your card and we will check it.

What if I have Medicare and other insurance?

Bring every card you have. Tell the front desk about each one, and call (630) 324-6825 ahead of time so we can confirm how your plans work together.

Can I use telehealth with Medicare?

We arrange telehealth by phone for some visits. Whether your plan pays for it varies, so ask when you call (630) 324-6825. See our telehealth page.

Sources

  1. Medicare.gov: Urgently needed care
  2. Medicare.gov: Your health plan options
  3. HealthCare.gov glossary: Urgent care
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What patients say

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“All of the staff were very welcoming, we had everything explained to us perfectly regarding what they were doing/thinking. Highly recommend going here if you want a smooth, calm, and respectful environment!”
bailey · August 2026 · Google
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“They got our 3year old in at the end of the day with an arm injury and were very nice and helpful! They work very well with children. This will become my go to urgent care!”
Tess A. · June 2026 · Google
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“Great reception and consultation fast and easy All questions asked were answered good service”
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Feeling sick or hurt? We can see you today.

Book online in about a minute, or just walk in. Open 7 days in Westmont, IL.

Which clinic?

Both are in Westmont, IL and open 7 days. X-ray is only at the main clinic.

Main clinic29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, Westmont, ILX-ray and lab · online bookingInside Jewel-Osco4 E Ogden Ave, Westmont, ILWalk-in care and lab collection · no X-ray