X-ray for Hinsdale, IL sports and sledding injuries, 2.4 miles west
A sledding spill or lacrosse injury in Hinsdale, IL can be X-rayed about 2.4 miles west, at our main clinic on Cass Ave in Westmont, IL. Urgent Care Center of Westmont keeps its imaging at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A. Take Ogden Avenue west, pass our Jewel-Osco clinic and turn left onto Cass.
Only 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, has X-ray; the clinic inside Jewel-Osco at Ogden and Cass, the first one you reach from Hinsdale, IL, does not.
About 31% of Hinsdale, IL residents are under 18 (U.S. Census Bureau estimate), one of the highest shares among the towns we serve.
Katherine Legge Memorial Park has four lacrosse fields, six platform tennis courts, an 18-hole disc golf course and a sledding hill (Village of Hinsdale).
Most of Hinsdale, IL is in DuPage County and part is in Cook County; CountyCare is on our accepted list.
Ogden Ave (US 34): drive west from downtown Hinsdale. At Cass Ave, our Jewel-Osco clinic is on the corner. For X-ray, turn left (south) on Cass Ave to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A
55th Street: from south Hinsdale, head west through Clarendon Hills into Westmont, IL and turn north on Cass Ave
Metra BNSF Line: Hinsdale has Highlands, Hinsdale and West Hinsdale stations. Ride west to Westmont; the main clinic is near the Cass Avenue crossing
Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, offers free parking at both clinics. Our Hinsdale, IL page has more on getting here from ZIP 60521.
Katherine Legge Memorial Park, season by season
The Village of Hinsdale lists Katherine Legge Memorial Park at 5901 S. County Line Road, with four lacrosse fields, six platform tennis courts, an 18-hole disc golf course and a sledding hill. The village maintains 130 acres of parks at 19 locations in all. Here is how injuries tend to follow the calendar.
Seasonal activities in Hinsdale, IL and when an X-ray may help
Season
Activity
Injury that may need an X-ray
Winter
Sledding at KLM
A wrist, forearm or collarbone hurt in a crash or a fall off the sled
Spring
Lacrosse practice and games
A finger or hand hit by a stick, or an ankle rolled on the field
Summer
The community pool and playgrounds
A foot or toe hurt on a pool deck, or an arm hurt falling from equipment
Fall and winter
Platform tennis
A wrist hurt in a fall on a slick court
MedlinePlus notes that falls and sports injuries are common causes of fractures, and that swelling, bruising and trouble moving the area are typical signs. Our X-ray diagnostic imaging page explains how the test works.
Nearly one Hinsdale, IL resident in three is a child
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The U.S. Census Bureau counted 17,395 residents in Hinsdale, IL in 2020, and about 31% are under 18. Children's bones are still growing, and the FDA notes that young patients are more sensitive to radiation. That is why our clinicians examine first and X-ray a child only when the result will change care.
A parent or guardian should come to the visit
Bring a list of any recent X-rays your child had elsewhere
Ask the clinician how the result will be used
Ask when your child can return to practice, and request a school note if needed
About 16% of Hinsdale, IL residents are 65 or older. The CDC reports that more than one in four older adults falls each year and that falls can break a wrist, arm, ankle or hip. MedlinePlus adds that osteoporosis makes a broken bone much more likely. If a fall on a winter sidewalk leaves a wrist swollen or sore, an exam and an X-ray at the Cass Ave clinic can answer the question.
Coverage for both sides of the county line
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Most major plans are accepted, including Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Cigna and Medicare. For Medicaid families on the Cook County side of Hinsdale, IL, CountyCare is on our list, along with BCBS Medicaid Community and Meridian. Plans change, so call (630) 324-6825 to confirm imaging coverage. Self-pay visits start at $125, with the X-ray billed on top of the visit. See cost and insurance.
The visit, step by step
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Save a spotCheck in online for the Cass Ave clinic or call (630) 324-6825. Weekday hours run 9 AM to 6 PM; weekend hours run 9 AM to 5 PM.
ExamA clinician from our team, led by board-certified physicians, examines the injury.
PrepMetal near the area comes off, and anyone who could be pregnant should say so first.
X-rayYou hold still for one or more pictures.
PlanYour clinician reviews the images and explains next steps, which may include home care, follow-up or a referral.
Which clinic should we use for a crash on the KLM sledding hill?
Go to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, in Westmont, IL, the only one of our two clinics with X-ray. Driving west on Ogden Ave from Hinsdale, IL, you pass the Jewel-Osco clinic first, so turn left on Cass Ave and keep going. Keep the hurt arm still and cool on the way.
Can an X-ray show a sore elbow from platform tennis?
An X-ray shows bone, not tendons. Elbow pain that builds over weeks of play is often an overuse strain that the clinician judges by exam, with no picture needed. An X-ray makes more sense if the elbow swelled quickly after a fall, will not straighten, or hurts right over the bone.
How can I tell a sprained ankle from a broken one after a lacrosse game?
You often cannot tell at home. Signs that point toward an X-ray include not being able to take a few steps, pain when you press right on the ankle bone, and swelling that keeps growing. A sprain usually eases over a few days with rest. Our guide on when to worry about a sprained ankle explains more.
We live on the Cook County side of Hinsdale, IL. Will CountyCare cover the X-ray?
CountyCare is on our list of accepted plans, and it is a Medicaid plan for Cook County residents. Coverage for imaging can vary, so call (630) 324-6825 before your visit to confirm. Bring the CountyCare card and a photo ID.
Can my lacrosse player go back to practice after the X-ray?
It depends on what the exam and X-ray show. Your clinician can explain activity limits and give a school or sports note on request. If a fracture is found, the plan may include a referral to a bone specialist, who will guide the return to play.
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