School and sports physicals for Clarendon Hills, IL students
Clarendon Hills, IL students can get school, sports and camp physicals at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 1 mile west of the village center in Westmont, IL. Bring the state health form or team form, and walk in after school, or book a time online at our Cass Ave clinic.
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Key facts
Close to 3 in 10 Clarendon Hills, IL residents are under 18 (U.S. Census Bureau estimate).
The village lists four school districts for its addresses: District 181, Maercker District 60, Hinsdale Township High School District 86 and CUSD 201.
Illinois requires a school health exam at preschool entry, kindergarten or first grade, sixth grade, ninth grade and any new school, with proof due before October 15 (IDPH).
Our Cass Ave clinic is one Metra stop west of Clarendon Hills station and is open until 6 PM on weekdays.
School, Sports & Work Physicals for Clarendon Hills, IL
The Village of Clarendon Hills lists four school districts that serve its addresses: Community Consolidated School District 181, Maercker School District 60, Hinsdale Township High School District 86 and Community Unit School District 201. Your street decides which one. Whatever the district, the required school exam goes on the same state form.
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) calls it the Certificate of Child Health Examination. A required exam must be done within one year before entering kindergarten or first grade, and again on entering sixth and ninth grade. It is also needed before preschool and whenever a child enrolls in a new school. Proof is due before October 15 of that school year, though schools may ask sooner.
Since 2024, the form also has a space to note whether a social-emotional and developmental screening was done. IDPH says a child is not kept out of school if the provider leaves that part blank. Details are on our school physicals page.
An after-school physical, one mile from home
About 29% of the 8,702 people counted in Clarendon Hills, IL in 2020 are under 18, one of the highest shares on our service map. With that many students, weekday afternoons are a common time for form visits. Both of our Westmont, IL clinics are open until 6 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 5 PM on weekends.
By car: take 55th Street west into Westmont, IL and turn north on Cass Avenue for the main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A.
By Ogden Avenue (US 34): head west to Cass Avenue. Our clinic inside Jewel-Osco sits at the corner, at 4 E Ogden Ave.
By train: board Metra's BNSF Line at Clarendon Hills station on Prospect Avenue and ride one stop west. The main clinic is a short walk from the Westmont platform.
You can book either clinic online. To use the Jewel-Osco clinic, walk in or call (630) 541-6113.
What the sports form asks, and why it matters
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A sports physical, also called a preparticipation physical evaluation, starts with a history form that the parent and athlete fill out before the visit. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggests doing the exam at least 6 to 8 weeks before the season.
Common sports history questions and the reason behind them
Question on the form
Why the clinician asks
Have you fainted or had chest pain during exercise?
These can be signs of a heart problem that needs a closer look before play
Has anyone in the family had heart problems or died suddenly young?
Some heart conditions run in families
Have you had a concussion?
The AAP says an athlete should not return to sports until a health professional clears them
Do you have asthma or allergies?
Inhaler and emergency plans may need updating for practice
Any past bone, joint or muscle injuries?
Old injuries can affect strength and range of motion
Shots that often come due in sixth and twelfth grade
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IDPH's 2026 to 2027 school vaccine rules add a few doses at the big transition years. Students entering sixth grade need one dose of Tdap. Students in grades 6 through 11 need one dose of meningococcal conjugate vaccine given on or after the 11th birthday, and students entering twelfth grade need two doses, the second on or after age 16. Three doses of hepatitis B are required for grades 6 through 12.
The CDC child and adolescent schedule also lists HPV vaccine starting around ages 11 to 12. Bring your child's vaccine record to the physical. The clinician will tell you what is due, and some vaccines may be available here; call (630) 324-6825 to confirm stock. See immunizations.
Camp forms and teen job forms
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Summer camps send their own health forms. Bring yours with the parent section done. Older teens starting a first job may also be asked for a non-DOT work physical; bring the employer's form and a photo ID. Our physical exams page lists every type we complete.
Paying for a physical from Clarendon Hills, IL
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Many plans cover a yearly well-child visit, but coverage for a separate sports or camp form varies. We accept plans including BCBS, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare and Medicare; see cost and insurance and call to confirm. Self-pay visits at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, start at $125.
Do District 181 and District 86 students use the same physical form?
Required school exams in Illinois go on the IDPH Certificate of Child Health Examination, whatever the district. School athletic programs may also ask for their own sports form. Check with your child's school, then bring every form to one visit so the clinician can complete them together.
Can we ride Metra from Clarendon Hills, IL to a physical?
Yes. Board the BNSF Line at Clarendon Hills station and ride one stop west to Westmont. Our main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave is a short walk from the platform. Check the train schedule before you go, and book online if you want a set time.
Can my child come straight from school for a physical on a weekday?
Yes. Both Westmont, IL clinics see walk-ins until 6 PM on weekdays. A parent or guardian should come along and bring the form, the vaccine record and the insurance card. Booking online for the Cass Ave clinic can help you plan around practice.
My child just had a well-child visit. Do we still need a sports physical?
Maybe not. The AAP suggests asking for the sports form during the yearly well-child visit, so your pediatrician may be able to sign it. If that visit has passed and the form is still blank, we can do the sports physical and you can share the results with your pediatrician.
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