Urgent Care Center of Westmont's clinical team is led by board-certified physicians. Our founder and medical director is Dr. Amer I. Alhussaini, MD, a family medicine physician listed in the national NPI Registry. Physicians and other licensed clinicians care for adults and children at both Westmont, IL clinics.
Our team is led by board-certified physicians and includes licensed clinicians and medical assistants who see walk-in and booked patients seven days a week.
Founder and medical director: Dr. Amer I. Alhussaini, MD, NPI 1487810594, listed in Family Medicine.
The practice's own NPI is 1124402466, registered as an urgent care clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Westmont, IL.
You can check any Illinois clinician's license on the state's IDFPR License Look Up.
Who will see you at urgent care?
At either of our clinics, you will be seen by a physician or another licensed clinician on our team. Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, uses a team approach, and our team is led by board-certified physicians.
Physicians, who lead the clinical team
Other licensed clinicians, who examine, diagnose and treat patients
Clinical and front desk staff, who help with check-in, vital signs and test samples
You have the right to know the name and role of everyone caring for you, as our patient rights page explains. If you are not sure who you are talking with, just ask.
Our founder: Dr. Amer I. Alhussaini, MD
Dr. Amer I. Alhussaini, MD founded the practice and serves as its medical director. Here is what public federal records show:
Individual National Provider Identifier (NPI): 1487810594
Specialty listed in the NPI Registry: Family Medicine
Practice: AMER I ALHUSSAINI MD SC, NPI 1124402466, registered as an urgent care clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Westmont, IL
The American Academy of Family Physicians describes family medicine as a specialty that gives first and ongoing care to people of all ages. That fits urgent care, where the same team may see a toddler with an earache, a teen athlete and a grandparent in one afternoon.
How our team works together
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Urgent care runs smoothly when everyone knows their part. A typical visit follows these steps:
Check-inThe front desk confirms your ID, insurance or self-pay choice, and reason for the visit.
IntakeStaff record vital signs and review your symptoms, medicines and allergies.
ExamA clinician examines you and orders tests only if they will help, such as a rapid swab test, a urine test, a lab sample or an X-ray at our Cass Ave clinic.
PlanThe clinician explains what they found and recommends treatment, which may include prescription medicine when appropriate.
Next stepsYou leave knowing what to watch for, and when to follow up with your own doctor or a specialist.
Physicians lead the team, and the people caring for you share information along the way so your care stays consistent from check-in to checkout.
Language and communication help
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If English is not your first language, or you are deaf or hard of hearing, you can ask for free help. Our nondiscrimination notice describes free language services, including qualified interpreters, and free aids such as sign language interpreters and written information in other formats. Call (630) 324-6825 before your visit to ask for these services.
Spanish-speaking families can also read key information in Spanish on our Spanish pages.
How can I verify a clinician?
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You do not have to take anyone's word for it. These free public tools let you check credentials yourself:
NPI Registry (CMS): search a clinician's name or NPI number to see their listed specialty and practice address. An NPI is an ID number for billing and records.
Illinois license lookup (IDFPR): the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation's License Look Up shows whether a professional license is active.
Board certification: a physician's board certification can be checked through the certifying board, for example on the American Board of Medical Specialties' Certification Matters site.
An NPI number alone does not prove a license. The state license lookup is the official place to confirm that a clinician may practice in Illinois.
MedlinePlus suggests looking for doctors who are board-certified or board-eligible in their specialty when you choose a provider. Links to all three tools are in the sources below.
Working with your primary care doctor
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Urgent care does not replace your regular doctor. It fills the gap when you need care today and cannot get in with your own doctor. Keeping your doctor in the loop helps avoid repeat tests and missed follow-up.
Bring your primary doctor's name and phone number to check-in
Ask which symptoms mean you should follow up, and how soon
Ask for a copy of your visit record to share; federal rules give you the right to a copy of your health records (HealthIT.gov)
Take any new prescription instructions with you to your next regular appointment
No regular doctor? We also offer primary care for ongoing health needs.
See our team in Westmont, IL
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Walk in to either clinic, or book a visit online for our main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave. Both clinics are open Monday to Friday 9 AM to 6 PM and Saturday and Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM. See our locations for directions, and read what patients say on our reviews page, where we are rated 4.9 stars from 3,166 Google reviews.
Common questions
Who will I see at urgent care?
You will be seen by a physician or another licensed clinician on our team. Our team is led by board-certified physicians. Clinical and front desk staff help with check-in, vital signs and test samples. You can always ask anyone caring for you for their name and role.
Are your doctors board-certified?
Our team is led by board-certified physicians. Not every clinician at an urgent care is a physician; our team includes physicians and other licensed clinicians. You can check any clinician's Illinois license on the IDFPR License Look Up, and physician board certification through the certifying board.
Who founded Urgent Care Center of Westmont?
Dr. Amer I. Alhussaini, MD founded the practice and serves as its medical director. The NPI Registry lists him under NPI 1487810594 with a specialty of Family Medicine. The practice itself is registered under NPI 1124402466 as an urgent care clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Westmont, IL.
How do I get my visit records for my own doctor?
Ask at checkout or call (630) 324-6825. Under federal law you have the right to see and get a copy of your health records, and you can share them with your primary care doctor. Bringing your doctor's name and contact details to your visit also helps keep your care connected.
“awesome experience here - definitely where i’ll go when in need. super quick and they called me back when they said they would.”
JZ · June 2026 · Google★★★★★
“Fast and very nice and efficient people there. I appreciated their attention to detail.”
J G. · May 2026 · Google★★★★★
“This office was absolutely amazing. The staff was so kind and so patient with me. I become very anxious when physical pain or discomfort is happening due to some personal quirks, and everyone was very kind and supportive and just made me feel safe and answered all my questions and concerns. Thank you so much!”
