X-ray for Lombard, IL: picking the right Westmont, IL clinic
For Lombard, IL, one fact matters most: of the two Urgent Care Center of Westmont clinics in Westmont, IL, only the one at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, has X-ray. It is about 6.7 miles south in a straight line, and coming down I-355 and east on Ogden, you pass our Jewel-Osco clinic first.
From Lombard, IL, I-355 south and Ogden Ave east reach our Jewel-Osco clinic first; for X-ray, continue to 29 N Cass Ave, about 1 mile away in a straight line.
About 17% of Lombard, IL residents are 65 or older (U.S. Census Bureau estimate), and MedlinePlus lists age 65 and older as a risk factor for pneumonia.
Lilacia Park draws crowds every May for Lilac Time, which ends with the Lilac Parade (Village of Lombard).
About 4.8% of Lombard, IL residents are uninsured; self-pay visits start at $125, with imaging charged on top.
I-355 runs right through Lombard, IL and meets Ogden Ave (US-34) south of town. From the interchange, head east on Ogden through Downers Grove into Westmont, IL. At Cass Ave you reach our Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco at 4 E Ogden Ave. For an X-ray, turn south on Cass Ave to the main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A.
Both clinics share hours: 9 AM to 6 PM Monday to Friday and 9 AM to 5 PM on weekends, with free parking. Our Lombard, IL page has more on the trip from ZIP 60148.
Matching your problem to the right clinic
Which Westmont, IL clinic fits a visit from Lombard, IL
If you have
Go to
Why
A fall, a swollen ankle or wrist, or a possible break
29 N Cass Ave
Only this clinic has on-site X-ray
A cough with fever that may need a chest X-ray
29 N Cass Ave
Chest X-rays are taken only at Cass Ave
A sore throat, earache, rash or urinary symptoms
Either clinic
Both see illness and collect lab samples
A school or sports form
Either clinic
Bring the form you were given
Online booking reserves a spot at the Cass Ave clinic, and the main number, (630) 324-6825, books either one. Our X-ray diagnostic imaging page explains what the test can show.
Lilac Time, the parade and downtown curbs
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The Village of Lombard describes Lilacia Park as 8.5 acres of lilac bushes and 75,000 tulips. Lilac Time brings visitors each May and wraps up with the Lilac Parade. Crowds, curbs and uneven grass add up to a familiar set of small injuries.
An ankle rolled stepping off a curb along the parade route
A wrist hurt catching yourself in a crowd
A toe stubbed hard or stepped on, now bruised and swollen
A child who fell from a parent's shoulders onto an arm
Many of these are sprains that heal with rest. Pain right over a bone, a joint you cannot use, or swelling that keeps growing are reasons for an exam and possibly an X-ray at the Cass Ave clinic.
Winter coughs and chest X-rays for older adults
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About 17% of Lombard, IL residents are 65 or older. MedlinePlus lists that age group, along with children 2 and under, as higher risk for pneumonia, and notes that older adults with pneumonia may feel weak. It also says pneumonia can be hard to diagnose, and a chest X-ray is one of the tests a provider may order.
For a chest X-ray, you usually stand in front of the machine for two pictures and hold your breath for each. MedlinePlus describes the radiation as about what you get from the environment over 10 days. See our pneumonia care page for how a clinician decides on treatment.
Kids, Glenbard athletes and radiation
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The U.S. Census Bureau counted 44,476 people in Lombard, IL in 2020, and about 20% are under 18. Many play sports in Glenbard Township High School District 87. Because a child's body is more sensitive to radiation, the FDA calls for special care with young patients. Our clinicians examine first and X-ray a child only when the answer will change care.
A parent or guardian should come along. Preseason forms are covered on our physicals page for Lombard, IL. Grandparents in the stands matter too: the CDC says more than one in four people 65 and older falls each year, and its prevention advice includes leg and balance exercises, a yearly eye exam and a review of medicines that cause dizziness.
Price, plans and booking from Lombard, IL
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Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, takes most major plans, among them BCBS PPO, BCBS Advocate Good Samaritan HMO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, Meridian, Multiplan/PHCS and USAMCO. Call to confirm imaging coverage. Without insurance, a general visit starts at $125, and the X-ray is an added charge. See cost and insurance.
I tripped on a curb during the Lilac Parade. When should my ankle be X-rayed?
Rest, ice and raise it first. Come in for an exam if you cannot take a few steps, pressing on the ankle bone hurts, or swelling keeps growing after the first day. A clinician at 29 N Cass Ave can decide whether an X-ray is needed and explain the plan.
Can a chest X-ray tell pneumonia apart from a bad cold?
It can help. A chest X-ray can show signs of pneumonia in the lungs, while a cold usually leaves the X-ray clear. Most colds do not need one. A clinician listens to your lungs, checks your temperature and breathing, and orders a chest X-ray when the result will change treatment.
If my dad needs a chest X-ray, does it happen at the same visit?
If he is seen at the Cass Ave clinic and the clinician decides an X-ray will help, it is taken there during the visit. The Jewel-Osco clinic cannot take X-rays, so start at 29 N Cass Ave when a chest X-ray seems likely. Bring his medicine list and insurance cards.
How can our family keep track of past X-rays?
Keep a simple list with the date, the body part and where each X-ray was taken. The FDA suggests keeping an imaging history and sharing it when a new exam is recommended. It helps your clinician avoid repeating a recent picture and compare old and new images.
Can I get an X-ray in Westmont, IL without insurance if I live in Lombard?
Yes. You can be seen with or without insurance. A general self-pay visit starts at $125, and imaging is charged on top of that, so ask the front desk for the X-ray price first. You can also request a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
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