Work, school and sports physicals near Burr Ridge, IL
Burr Ridge, IL residents and employers can get non-DOT work physicals, adult checkups and school, sports or camp forms at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 4.4 miles northwest in Westmont, IL. Walk in seven days a week with your form, or book ahead online at our Cass Ave clinic.
Non-DOT physicals for Burr Ridge, IL employers and new hires
Employers and job seekers in Burr Ridge, IL often ask us about occupational medicine. A pre-employment physical checks that a new hire can safely do the job described on the employer's form. It is not a full wellness exam, and it follows the employer's checklist.
Get the paperworkAsk HR for the exam form and whether a drug screen is part of the offer.
Bring ID and your medicine listA photo ID is needed. Tell us about prescription medicines before any drug screen.
The examHealth history, vital signs, vision and a check of joints, back and range of motion, plus anything else the form lists.
Paperwork goes backThe clinician completes the form. Non-DOT drug screens can be collected at either of our Westmont, IL clinics.
Adult checkups in a village where many residents are 65 or older
Burr Ridge, IL had 11,192 residents in the 2020 Census, and Census Bureau estimates put about 36% at age 65 or older. That is the highest share of any town we serve. Adults may need a volunteer form, a club or gym form, or a general wellness check as well as a job exam.
MedlinePlus explains that a regular checkup differs from a sick visit. It can include screening tests chosen by age, sex and family history, vaccines, and advice on diet, exercise and other habits. A form physical is narrower; our physical exams page compares the two. If you need ongoing care for blood pressure, diabetes or other conditions, keep a primary care doctor and share your results.
Bring your full medicine list, with doses. It matters for blood pressure readings and for any lab work the clinician suggests.
When a grandparent brings the kids for their forms
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Plenty of Burr Ridge, IL grandparents help with summer errands, and a school or sports form is a common one. For anyone under 18, a parent or legal guardian should come to the visit. If that is not possible, call (630) 324-6825 ahead of time and ask what written permission we need.
The parent section of the Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination, signed
The sports or camp form, with the health history pages filled in by the parent
The child's vaccine record and insurance card
Any inhaler, allergy plan or daily medicine list
The American Academy of Pediatrics asks families to answer the sports history questions honestly, especially about fainting and family heart problems. A grandparent may not know those answers, so have the parent fill them in first. See our school physicals and sports physicals pages.
Two counties, one set of Illinois school rules
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Burr Ridge, IL is split between DuPage County, in Downers Grove Township, and Cook County, in Lyons Township. It is served by two park districts: Burr Ridge Park District on the DuPage side and Pleasant Dale Park District on the Cook side. Families on either side follow the same state school health rules.
The Illinois Department of Public Health requires a health exam within one year before kindergarten or first grade, on entering sixth and ninth grade, before preschool, and when a child enrolls in a new school. Proof is due before October 15 of that school year. The CDC immunization schedule lists booster shots at ages 4 to 6 and again at 11 to 12, which line up with the kindergarten and sixth-grade exams.
Route 83 or County Line Road: which Westmont, IL clinic is closer?
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North on Route 83, then west on Ogden
You reach the Jewel-Osco clinic at 4 E Ogden Ave first
Walk in or call its line, (630) 541-6113
No X-ray at this site
North on County Line Road, then west on 55th Street
You enter Westmont, IL from the south and reach 29 N Cass Ave first
Book online for this clinic
On-site X-ray if a job exam or injury calls for it
Insurance coverage for physicals depends on the type. Some plans pay for a yearly preventive visit but not a job or sports form, and employers often pay for their own new-hire exams. We accept plans including BCBS PPO, BCBS Medicaid Community, CountyCare, ACPN, USAMCO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare and Medicare. Call to confirm yours, and see cost and insurance.
Paying on your own? Self-pay visits at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, start at $125. Ask about the cost of any lab work or shots first. Our team is led by board-certified physicians, and you can check in online before you leave home.
Can a Burr Ridge, IL company send several new hires for physicals in the same week?
Yes, for non-DOT exams. Each new hire can walk in during open hours with the company's form and a photo ID. For regular hiring, ask about an employer account so forms, drug screens and billing follow one routine. Call (630) 324-6825 to set it up.
Can a grandparent bring a Burr Ridge, IL child in for a sports form?
A parent or legal guardian should come for anyone under 18. If that is not possible, call before the visit and ask what written permission we need. Have the parent fill in the health history pages first, since questions about family heart problems are important.
I live on the Cook County side of Burr Ridge, IL. Can I use CountyCare for a physical?
CountyCare is on our list of accepted plans. Whether a given physical is covered depends on your plan and the reason for the exam, so call (630) 324-6825 before you come in. Bring your card either way.
Is a job physical the same as the yearly checkup with my own doctor?
No. A job physical follows your employer's form and checks that you can do the work safely. A yearly checkup looks at your overall health over time, with screenings and vaccines based on your age. Many adults need both, so keep your primary care visits too.
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