School, sports and work physicals for Bolingbrook, IL families
Bolingbrook, IL families can get school, sports, camp and non-DOT work physicals at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 8.2 miles northeast in Westmont, IL. Bring the form you were given, walk in any day of the week, or book online at our Cass Ave clinic, straight up Cass Ave from I-55.
One trip from Bolingbrook, IL can cover the whole family's forms
Bolingbrook, IL sits about 8.2 miles southwest of our Cass Ave clinic in a straight line. Most of the village is in Will County, with a smaller part in DuPage County, and it covers the 60440 and 60490 ZIP codes. That is a longer drive than our closest neighbors, so it pays to bring every form at once. Our Bolingbrook, IL urgent care page covers routes and hours.
The Census Bureau counted 73,922 residents in Bolingbrook, IL in 2020, and about 24% are under 18. In a home with a kindergartner, a sixth grader and a teen who plays a sport, that can mean three forms in one summer. Each child still gets their own exam, but you can line the visits up back to back.
From I-55, exit at Cass Ave in Darien and drive north. Our main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, is the first one you reach.
From I-355, exit at Ogden Ave (US-34) and head east to Cass Ave. Our clinic inside Jewel-Osco is at 4 E Ogden Ave.
You can book either clinic online. For Jewel-Osco, walk in or call its direct line, (630) 541-6113.
Sports forms for Valley View 365U athletes and club players
We complete sports physicals for Valley View 365U athletes from Bolingbrook, IL, plus club and park team players. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggests booking the exam at least 6 to 8 weeks before the season. That leaves time to follow up if the clinician finds something, such as high blood pressure or a new heart murmur.
Fill out the history pages at homeAnswer the questions about fainting, chest pain with exercise, past injuries and family heart history. The AAP stresses honest, complete answers here.
Vital signs and visionWe check height, weight, blood pressure, pulse and eyesight.
Hands-on examThe clinician listens to the heart and lungs and checks joints, spine and old injuries, including any past concussion.
The formIf your athlete is cleared, the clinician signs it. If not yet, we explain what follow-up is needed first.
The AAP's first choice for a sports physical is your child's pediatrician, often during a well-child visit. If we do the exam, bring the results to that doctor so their records stay complete. Read what can make you fail a sports physical and our sports physicals page for more.
Illinois school exam checkpoints, kindergarten to senior year
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Illinois health exam and vaccine checkpoints (IDPH, 2026 to 2027 school year)
When
Health exam required?
Vaccine notes from IDPH
Preschool entry
Yes
Age-based vaccines for child care and preschool
Kindergarten or first grade
Yes, within one year before entry
Booster doses given on or after the 4th birthday
Sixth grade
Yes
One dose of Tdap; one dose of meningococcal vaccine on or after age 11
Ninth grade
Yes
Records are reviewed with the exam
Twelfth grade
Not a state exam checkpoint
Two doses of meningococcal vaccine, the second on or after age 16
New to any school
Yes, at any grade
Records reviewed against the grade's rules
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) says the exam goes on the state's Certificate of Child Health Examination. Proof is due before October 15 of the school year, though many schools want it by the first day. Bring the form and your child's vaccine record to a school physical, and we will tell you if any shots are due.
Camp health forms and non-DOT job physicals
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Day camps and overnight camps usually send their own health form. Bring it with the parent section filled in, plus a list of your child's medicines and allergies. A camp physical covers the same basics as our other physical exams: history, vital signs, vision and a head-to-toe check.
Starting a new job? Our pre-employment physical follows your employer's form, and a non-DOT drug screen can be collected at either clinic if your employer asks for one. We do not perform commercial driver (CDL) exams or federally regulated drug tests. Bring a photo ID and any paperwork from HR.
Paying for a physical when you are uninsured in Bolingbrook, IL
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About 7.5% of Bolingbrook, IL residents have no health insurance, according to Census Bureau estimates. If that is your family, you can still be seen. Self-pay visits at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, start at $125. Ask what your physical and any added tests or shots will cost before anything is done.
If you have insurance, coverage for form physicals varies. Some plans pay for a yearly well-child visit but not a separate sports or camp form. We accept plans including BCBS PPO, BCBS Advocate Good Samaritan HMO, BCBS Medicaid Community, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and Meridian. See cost and insurance and call (630) 324-6825 to confirm.
Packing list for the drive north
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Every form, with the parent or patient section completed
Vaccine records for each child
A list of medicines, inhalers and allergies
Glasses or contacts for the vision check
Photo ID and insurance card, if you have one
Loose sleeves that roll up for the blood pressure cuff
Want to hold a spot before you get on I-55? Check in online for the Cass Ave clinic. Our team is led by board-certified physicians, and both clinics are open 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 5 PM on weekends.
Can my Bolingbrook, IL teen get a sports physical and a school physical in one trip?
Often, yes. Bring both forms and tell the front desk when you check in. The clinician can complete the state school form and the sports form from the same exam when the questions overlap. If a vaccine is due for school, ask whether it is in stock; call (630) 324-6825 ahead if the shot matters.
Which of your Westmont, IL clinics should Bolingbrook, IL families use for a physical?
Coming up I-55, the Cass Ave clinic at 29 N Cass Ave is the first one you reach, and it is the only one you can book online. Coming in on I-355 and Ogden Ave, the Jewel-Osco clinic is closer. Call its direct line at (630) 541-6113 to confirm it can complete your form that day.
Does living in Will County change anything for a physical in DuPage County?
No. The county you live in does not affect whether we can see you, and Illinois school forms are the same statewide. What matters is whether your insurance plan is accepted, so check that before you drive in.
How far ahead should a Valley View 365U athlete get the sports form signed?
The AAP suggests at least 6 to 8 weeks before practice starts. That gives time for a follow-up visit or test if something comes up. Your school's athletic office sets the actual deadline, so check it before you plan the trip.
What if my child's vaccine record is missing?
Bring whatever you have and ask your child's last doctor or school for a copy. The clinician reviews the record against Illinois rules and tells you what is due. Schools review the vaccine section of the form, so start early.
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