Urgent Care & Walk-In Clinic in Glen Ellyn, IL

The simplest route is I-355 south to the Ogden Ave (US-34) interchange. From there, head east on Ogden through Downers Grove into Westmont, IL, and turn at Cass Ave.

Glen Ellyn also sits near I-88 and Butterfield Road (IL-56). Our destinations are 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A (with X-ray) and 4 E Ogden Ave inside Jewel-Osco. Check live traffic before you leave.

Programs, jobs and clinical rotations often ask for proof of shots or screening. We offer:

• TB testing
• Immunizations
• Physical exams
• STD testing, HIV testing and mono screening

Bring any form your program requires.

• Kids urgent visits for students in Districts 41 and 89
• Ear infection treatment
• Strep throat care
• Occupational medicine, including non-DOT employment physicals

Weekdays: 9 AM to 6 PM. Weekends: 9 AM to 5 PM. Walk-ins are always welcome. Check in online to save time, or call (630) 324-6825.

Most major plans are accepted, including BCBS PPO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and State of Illinois Benefit Plans. Always call to confirm your plan. Read more on our insurance page.

For students without coverage, our self-pay urgent care prices are posted in advance, and a general visit starts at $125.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for sudden severe chest pain, trouble breathing, a sudden severe headache, confusion, one-sided weakness, fainting that does not pass, or a high fever with a stiff neck.

See MedlinePlus emergency guidance and the CDC list of stroke symptoms.

We also serve Lombard, IL, Lisle, IL, Downers Grove, IL and Villa Park, IL. Visit the Westmont, IL urgent care page for more about the clinic.

Is there a location in Glen Ellyn, IL?

No. Both locations are in Westmont, IL, about 7.4 miles southeast of Glen Ellyn in a straight line.

What kind of job physicals do you offer?

We offer non-DOT employment physicals only. Bring any form your employer gave you.

Can I walk in for a TB test?

Yes, you can walk in. If you get a TB skin test, the CDC notes you will need to return in two to three days to check for a reaction, so plan for a second trip. See the CDC page on TB testing.