X-ray for Clarendon Hills, IL kids and adults, one mile away
Clarendon Hills, IL is about one mile from on-site X-ray. Urgent Care Center of Westmont keeps its imaging at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, in Westmont, IL, one Metra stop west of the village. Walk in seven days a week for a hurt wrist, ankle or finger.
Clarendon Hills is about 1 miles east of our clinic
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Key facts
Our X-ray is at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, in Westmont, IL, about 1 mile west of central Clarendon Hills, IL in a straight line.
Close to 3 in 10 Clarendon Hills, IL residents are under 18 (U.S. Census Bureau estimate), so playground and sports injuries are a big part of local life.
The FDA says children are more sensitive to radiation, so our clinicians examine a child first and X-ray only when the result will guide care.
The clinic inside Jewel-Osco at Ogden and Cass does not have X-ray.
One mile, one Metra stop: reaching the X-ray clinic
By car on 55th Street: head west into Westmont, IL and turn north on Cass Ave to reach 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A
By car on Ogden Ave (US 34): head west to Cass Ave. The Jewel-Osco clinic sits at the corner but has no X-ray, so turn south on Cass Ave for the main clinic
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
Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, has free parking at both clinics. More on the trip from ZIP 60514 is on our Clarendon Hills, IL page.
Recess, gym class and practice: injuries we see in a young village
The U.S. Census Bureau counted 8,702 people in Clarendon Hills, IL in 2020, and about 29% are under 18. The village lists four school districts that serve local addresses: District 181, Maercker District 60, Hinsdale Township High School District 86 and CUSD 201. With that many students, a fall at recess or a collision at practice is part of family life.
A wrist that swells after a fall onto an outstretched hand
A finger jammed by a basketball or volleyball
An ankle that rolled on a soccer field and now hurts to walk on
A splinter of glass or metal that may be under the skin, since X-ray can show some objects such as metal
MedlinePlus says a provider may order an X-ray of an arm or leg for signs of a fracture, a foreign body, a bone infection or delayed growth in a child. Our X-ray diagnostic imaging page explains the test, and pediatric urgent care for Clarendon Hills, IL covers fevers, ear pain and other kids' visits.
Keeping a child's X-rays to the ones that count
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Because kids are more sensitive to radiation than adults, the FDA advises special care when imaging them. A good exam often answers the question without a picture. When an X-ray will change the plan, it is taken at the Cass Ave clinic with a parent or guardian present.
Questions the FDA encourages patients and parents to ask
Question
Why it helps
How will the result guide treatment?
Confirms the X-ray will change what happens next
Is there an equally useful test without radiation?
Some problems can be judged by exam or ultrasound
Has my child had this X-ray recently?
Avoids repeating a picture taken elsewhere
What should we do to prepare?
Removing metal and holding still makes for a clearer image
What happens between check-in and the picture
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Reserve a spotOnline check-in books the Cass Ave clinic, or call (630) 324-6825. Walk-ins are welcome.
ExamA clinician from our team, led by board-certified physicians, looks at the injury and asks how it happened.
PrepRings, watches and other metal near the area come off. Tell us about any chance of pregnancy.
ImagingThe arm, leg or chest is positioned and held still for one or more pictures.
PlanThe clinician goes over the images and the next steps, which may include home care, follow-up or a referral to a specialist.
School notes, sports forms and the bill
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We can give a school or work note on request. Ask the clinician when your child can return to gym class or practice. If the season is starting soon, our physicals page for Clarendon Hills, IL explains school and sports forms.
We take most major plans, including BCBS, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare and Medicare. Please call to confirm imaging coverage. Self-pay visits start at $125, and the X-ray is an added charge, so ask for the price first. See cost and insurance.
Older neighbors count too. About 14% of Clarendon Hills, IL residents are 65 or older, and the CDC says more than one in four older adults falls each year. A wrist or hip that hurts after a fall should be checked.
X-ray guides for towns on either side
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Living near the line? Read the X-ray guides for Westmont, IL and Hinsdale, IL, which share Ogden Ave and 55th Street with Clarendon Hills, IL.
Can my teenager take the Metra from Clarendon Hills, IL to get an X-ray?
The trip is easy: one stop west on the BNSF Line, then a short walk from the Westmont platform to 29 N Cass Ave. A parent or guardian should come along for anyone under 18, since we need consent to examine and X-ray a minor.
We usually shop at the Jewel-Osco on Ogden Ave. Can my son's X-ray be done there?
No. Our Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco at 4 E Ogden Ave sees patients for illness and minor problems, and it collects lab samples, but it has no X-ray. For imaging, drive south on Cass Ave to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A.
My child's wrist X-ray looked normal, but it still hurts. What now?
Some breaks in children are hard to see on the first X-ray. Keep the wrist rested and follow the plan your clinician gave you. If pain, swelling or trouble using the hand continues, come back. A repeat X-ray or another kind of imaging may be suggested.
Could a chest X-ray help with my child's cough that will not go away?
Sometimes. MedlinePlus says a chest X-ray may be ordered for a cough that lasts, fever or trouble breathing, and it can show problems such as pneumonia. A clinician listens to the lungs first and orders the picture only if it will change care. Our cough guide explains when to come in.
Can you write a note so my child can sit out gym class?
Yes. Our clinicians can provide a school note on request after the visit. Ask about any activity limits and when your child can return to sports, and share the note with the school nurse or coach so everyone has the same plan.
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