X-ray for Lisle, IL patients, east on Ogden Avenue
Ogden Avenue links Lisle, IL to our X-ray, about 5.1 miles east at the main Urgent Care Center of Westmont clinic in Westmont, IL. Drive past our Jewel-Osco clinic at Ogden and Cass, then turn south to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, the only one of our two clinics with imaging.
X-ray is only at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, in Westmont, IL, a short turn south from Ogden Ave; the Jewel-Osco clinic on Ogden does not have it.
The Village of Lisle says its I-88 Corporate Corridor is home to many of DuPage County's largest employers, where workday slips and lifting injuries can need an X-ray.
About 15% of Lisle, IL residents are 65 or older, and the CDC says more than one in four older adults falls each year.
About 4.4% of Lisle, IL residents have no health insurance; self-pay visits start at $125, with the X-ray charged separately.
Ogden Ave (US-34) runs from Lisle, IL past the I-355 interchange and through Downers Grove into Westmont, IL. At Cass Ave, our Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco sits on the corner at 4 E Ogden Ave. It handles illness and collects lab samples but has no X-ray. Turn right, heading south on Cass Ave, and continue to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A.
Lisle and Westmont, IL are also both stops on Metra's BNSF Line, and the main clinic is near the Cass Avenue crossing downtown. For more on routes from ZIP 60532, see our Lisle, IL page.
Workday injuries in the I-88 Corporate Corridor
The Village of Lisle describes a Corporate Corridor along I-88 with office parks such as Arboretum Lakes, Central Park of Lisle, Corporate Lakes, Corporetum Campus, Corporetum Towers and Westwood, and calls it home to many of DuPage County's largest employers. Offices are not risk-free.
Office and campus mishaps and whether an X-ray may help
What happened
X-ray?
Why
A slip on an icy parking lot or garage ramp, landing on a hand
Often
Checks for a broken wrist or forearm
A missed step on an office stairwell
Often
Checks the ankle and foot bones
A box or file drawer dropped on a foot
Often
Checks for a broken toe or foot bone
A stiff neck or sore back after long hours at a desk
Usually not
Muscle strain is judged by exam; X-rays show little soft tissue
If you were hurt on the job, tell your supervisor and let us know at check-in. Our workers' compensation care page explains the visit and the paperwork to bring.
Walking the Arboretum Village
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Lisle calls itself the Arboretum Village, and many residents spend time on the trails at the Morton Arboretum. Roots, uneven paths and wet leaves can turn an ankle, and an older walker who trips may land on a wrist or hip.
About 15% of Lisle, IL residents are 65 or older. The CDC reports that more than one in four adults that age falls each year and that falls can break a wrist, arm, ankle or hip. MedlinePlus notes that an arm or leg X-ray may be ordered when there are signs of a fracture. Our X-ray diagnostic imaging page explains what the picture can and cannot show.
Benedictine University students and CUSD 202 families
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Benedictine University and Lisle CUSD 202 bring many young patients to the village. The U.S. Census Bureau counted 24,223 residents in 2020, and about 21% are under 18. The FDA notes that children are more sensitive to radiation, so special care should be taken. Our clinicians examine a child first and order an X-ray only when it will guide care, with a parent or guardian present.
Students 18 and older can check in on their own with a photo ID. For kids' fevers, sore throats and ear pain, see pediatric urgent care for Lisle, IL.
The X-ray part of your visit
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Book the right clinicOnline check-in goes to 29 N Cass Ave, where X-ray is. Walk-ins are welcome too.
Exam and historyA clinician on our team, led by board-certified physicians, asks how the injury happened and examines it.
PreparationBadges, lanyards, watches and rings near the area come off. Say so if you might be pregnant.
ImagingYou keep still for one or more pictures, sometimes from different angles.
Next stepsYour clinician explains the findings and the plan, which may include home care, follow-up or a specialist referral.
Paying for imaging from Lisle, IL
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Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, works with most major plans, such as BCBS PPO, BCBS Advocate Good Samaritan HMO, Cigna and Medicare. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm imaging coverage. For the roughly 4.4% of Lisle, IL residents without insurance, self-pay visits start at $125, and the X-ray is priced separately. See cost and insurance.
I work in a Lisle, IL office park. Can I come over on a lunch break for an X-ray?
You can walk in any time during open hours, 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays, or book online before you leave the office. We do not promise a visit length, so plan some flexibility. Bring a photo ID, your insurance card and any forms your employer gave you.
I already stopped at the Jewel-Osco clinic on Ogden. What if I need an X-ray?
That clinic has no X-ray, so you would need to go to the main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, about 1 mile away in a straight line. To avoid two stops, choose Cass Ave from the start for any fall or possible break. The Jewel-Osco clinic's direct line is (630) 541-6113 if you have questions there.
My foot aches after long walks at the arboretum. Does it need an X-ray?
Not always. Aching that eases with rest is often a strain or overuse. Come in if the pain sits on one spot of bone, gets worse with each walk, or comes with swelling. A clinician can examine the foot and decide whether an X-ray will help.
If I had an X-ray somewhere else last week, will you take another one?
Only if it will help. Bring the report or tell us where it was taken. The FDA encourages patients to keep track of their imaging history and share it when a new exam is suggested, which can help avoid a repeat picture you do not need.
What paperwork helps after a work injury in Lisle, IL?
Bring your employer's name and contact person, any claim number and the name of the workers' compensation carrier if you have it. We can provide a work note on request. If you will need clearance to return, ask about a return-to-work exam at a later visit.
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