Elmhurst, IL is about 7.4 miles north of our Cass Ave clinic, a drive south on IL-83. Urgent Care Center of Westmont in Westmont, IL offers walk-in illness and injury care, lab tests, physicals and non-DOT work exams.
Elmhurst, IL is about 7.4 miles north of our Cass Ave clinic in Westmont, IL, measured straight-line. The city sits mainly in DuPage County, with part of it in Cook County, and IL-83 (Kingery Hwy) links it to our area.
Urgent Care Center of Westmont, sometimes listed as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, is not in Elmhurst. It is a nearby walk-in clinic where board-certified physicians see adults and children for problems that need attention today.
Key facts
Elmhurst, IL had 45,786 residents in the 2020 Census, and about 24% are under 18 (U.S. Census Bureau estimate).
The City of Elmhurst has business parks in three locations with access to O'Hare and the interstates, plus busy retail districts along York Street and Route 83.
Illinois workers should tell their employer about a work injury as soon as practicable, and no later than 45 days after the accident (Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission).
The Illinois Prairie Path passes near the Spring Road and York and Vallette business districts in Elmhurst, IL.
Coming from Elmhurst, IL?
Our main clinic is at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, Westmont, IL. Elmhurst is about 7.4 miles north of the clinic (straight-line).
From ZIP 60126, head south on IL-83 through Oakbrook Terrace and Oak Brook. At Ogden Ave (US-34), turn west and follow Ogden to Cass Ave in Westmont, IL.
4 E Ogden Ave: Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco
29 N Cass Ave, Ste A: Urgent Care Center of Westmont, our main clinic and only X-ray site
Road work and rush hour change the picture, so check live traffic.
Services for Elmhurst, IL workers and employers
Many Elmhurst residents work for local companies that ask for exams or screenings. We provide:
Monday–Friday, 9 AM–6 PM. Saturday–Sunday, 9 AM–5 PM. Same hours at both Westmont, IL sites. No appointment is required. Check in online or call (630) 324-6825.
Insurance and self-pay rates
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We take most major plans, such as BCBS PPO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, CountyCare, ACPN and State of Illinois Benefit Plans. Please confirm by phone. Our cost and insurance page has the complete list.
Our self-pay rates are flat and published; a general visit starts at $125.
When urgent care is the wrong choice
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Call 911 for chest pain or pressure, severe shortness of breath, choking, seizures lasting over a minute, sudden loss of speech or movement, a serious head injury, or poisoning.
Hurt on the job in Elmhurst, IL? Here is what to do
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The City of Elmhurst describes business parks in three locations with strong access to O'Hare and the interstates, along with retail strips on North York Street, Lake Street and Grand Avenue, and Route 83. Warehouses, shops and offices all have their share of strains, cuts and falls.
Tell your supervisorThe Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission says to notify your employer as soon as practicable, and no later than 45 days after the accident. Waiting can delay benefits.
Get checkedOur clinicians can examine the injury, take an X-ray at the Cass Ave clinic if needed and recommend treatment. Learn about our workers' compensation care.
Bring the paperworkBring any claim number, your employer's contact and the name of the insurance carrier if you have them.
Plan the returnWhen you are ready, a return-to-work exam can document what duties you can safely do.
Biking and walking the Illinois Prairie Path from Elmhurst, IL
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The city notes that pedestrians and cyclists fresh from the Illinois Prairie Path feed the Spring Road business district, and that the York and Vallette district sits just south of the trail. Even a smooth, flat path can lead to a spill.
Scraped skin with gravel in it: clean it gently with water and come in if you cannot get it clean. See cuts and bleeding
A wrist that swells after you land on an outstretched hand: fracture evaluation with X-ray at 29 N Cass Ave
A sore knee or ankle that holds weight: often a sprain or strain
At about 7.4 miles in a straight line, a video visit can save Elmhurst, IL patients a trip for some concerns. Our telehealth service is a good fit for simple questions. Some problems need hands-on care.
Often fine by video
A rash you can show on camera
Mild cold or allergy symptoms
A question about a medicine or follow-up
Come in person
A possible broken bone (X-ray at Cass Ave)
Ear pain, sore throat or painful urination that needs an exam or test
A cut that may need stitches
If a video visit shows that you need to be seen, the clinician will tell you. You can then check in online for an in-person visit.
Families and students in Elmhurst, IL
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The U.S. Census Bureau counted 45,786 people in Elmhurst, IL in 2020, and about one in four residents is under 18. Children have their own pace with illness and injury, and our clinicians see kids as well as adults. Useful pages for parents include pediatric urgent care, our fever guide and ear pain.
College students away from their usual doctor can walk in with a photo ID and an insurance card if they have one. Our what to bring checklist covers the rest.
No. We are in Westmont, IL, about 7.4 miles south of Elmhurst in a straight line.
Can my employer send me for a pre-hire exam?
Yes, as long as it is a non-DOT physical. Those are the only employment physicals we perform.
Which site should I choose?
Choose Cass Ave if you might need an X-ray. For other visits, either site works.
How soon do I have to report a work injury in Illinois?
The Illinois Workers' Compensation Commission says to tell your employer as soon as practicable, and no later than 45 days after the accident. Notice can be oral or written. Reporting early helps avoid delays in benefits, so tell a supervisor the same day if you can.
I fell off my bike on the Prairie Path. Do I need an X-ray?
You may, if a wrist, elbow or ankle is swollen, bent, very tender over the bone or hard to use. Go to our main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, the only one of our two Westmont, IL clinics with X-ray. Head injury warning signs need 911.
Can I have a telehealth visit from home in Elmhurst, IL?
Yes, we offer telehealth visits for concerns that do not need a hands-on exam, such as a rash you can show on camera or a follow-up question. If the clinician decides you need to be seen in person, they will tell you.
Can my employer in Elmhurst, IL set up an account with you?
Yes. We work with employers on pre-employment physicals, non-DOT drug testing, workers' compensation visits and return-to-work exams. Employment physicals are non-DOT only. Your HR team can start on our for-employers page or call (630) 324-6825 to set up billing and forms.
Which clinic do I reach first coming from Elmhurst, IL?
Driving south on Route 83 and then west on Ogden Avenue, you reach the Jewel-Osco clinic at 4 E Ogden Ave first. It sees patients for illness and minor injuries but has no X-ray. For a possible broken bone, continue a short way south on Cass Ave to 29 N Cass Ave.
“Very friendly, professional, and quick. I have been to this location before with a very good experience which is why I returned. Back again today and I cannot say enough about the amazing staff in the clinic. So friendly, happy, courteous, professional, and just so gosh darn pleasant. I highly recommend UC of Westmont!!”
Joni A. · December 2025 · Google★★★★★
“They are always so kind and helpful. In and out quickly but not rushed. Myself and my son go.”
Rebecca R. · February 2025 · Google★★★★★
“Follow up on a previous visit. Quick visit with lots of good info about what's going on and what to expect going forward. Friendly and accommodating staff”
