STD testing near Oak Brook, IL for residents and office workers
People who live or work in Oak Brook, IL can get private STD testing at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 2.9 miles southwest in Westmont, IL. Take Route 83 south, walk in on a weekday until 6 PM or on the weekend, and give samples on site in a private room.
Route 83 from Oak Brook, IL: which clinic you reach first
From ZIP 60523, take Route 83 (Kingery Highway) south to Ogden Avenue (US 34) and turn west. Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco is at the corner of Ogden and Cass, 4 E Ogden Ave, with a direct line at (630) 541-6113. Continue south on Cass Avenue to Urgent Care Center of Westmont at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, the clinic you can book with online check-in.
Both collect lab samples and keep the same hours: weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM, Saturday and Sunday 9 AM to 5 PM. Call (630) 324-6825 to book either clinic, or to confirm that a specific test is offered at Jewel-Osco.
A lunch-hour test for Oak Brook, IL office workers
Oak Brook, IL is home to corporate offices along I-88 and 22nd Street and to Oakbrook Center. If you work there, a short drive south on Route 83 can fit into a lunch break or the end of the day.
Check in online before you leave the office.
This is a private medical visit, unrelated to any testing your job requires.
Parking is free at both clinics.
If you use a workplace health plan, the visit is billed to that plan. Self-pay, from $125 for a general visit, is the alternative.
Symptoms worth a test, and the tests that match
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Possible STI symptoms and related tests (CDC and MedlinePlus)
What you notice
Infections the CDC links to it
Usual sample
Discharge, or burning when you pee
Chlamydia, gonorrhea
Urine or a swab
Blisters or open sores
Genital herpes, syphilis
Swab of the sore, or blood
A rash on the palms or soles with fever or swollen glands
Syphilis (secondary stage)
Blood
Rectal discharge, itching, soreness or bleeding
Gonorrhea
Rectal swab
Many STIs cause no symptoms at all, according to MedlinePlus, so testing makes sense even when you feel fine. Your clinician will examine any area of concern and choose the tests. Read about which infections stay in the body and are managed long term.
Sexual health after 65 in Oak Brook, IL
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The U.S. Census Bureau counted 8,163 people in Oak Brook, IL in 2020, and about 34% are 65 or older, one of the highest shares among the towns we serve. STIs are not limited by age. CDC guidance calls for hepatitis C screening for adults over 18 in most settings, and any adult with a new partner or a partner's diagnosis can ask to be tested.
Medicare is on our list of accepted plans. Coverage for specific lab tests varies, so call before the visit. Bring your Medicare card, any Advantage or supplement card and a list of your medicines.
How Urgent Care Center of Westmont keeps testing private
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Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, is led by board-certified physicians. Testing visits follow a few simple rules:
The front desk only needs to know you would like testing.
Your history is taken in a private exam room, without judgment.
Every sample is collected on site by our clinical team, never self-collected.
Insurance, county resources and next steps for Oak Brook, IL
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For insured patients, our list includes Blue Cross Blue Shield (PPO), BCBS Advocate Good Samaritan (HMO), BCBS Medicaid Community, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, Meridian, CountyCare, Multiplan/PHCS, ACPN, USAMCO and State of Illinois Benefit Plans. Call to confirm, and see cost and insurance.
Oak Brook, IL lies in DuPage and Cook counties. The DuPage County Health Department runs a confidential STD clinic at its Wheaton office, and the Cook County Department of Public Health lists free or low-cost testing sites in Cook County.
Can I get tested near Oak Brook, IL on my lunch break?
Often, yes. Our clinics are about 2.9 miles southwest of central Oak Brook in a straight line and open until 6 PM on weekdays. Check in online to hold a spot at 29 N Cass Ave, or walk in at the Jewel-Osco clinic on Ogden Avenue.
I am on Medicare. What should I bring to an STD test visit?
Bring your Medicare card, any Medicare Advantage or supplement card, a photo ID and a list of your medicines. Medicare is on our accepted list, but coverage for specific tests varies, so call (630) 324-6825 to confirm before you come.
What does a rash on my palms have to do with STDs?
The CDC says secondary syphilis can cause a rash, often on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet, along with fever, swollen glands or tiredness. Many other things cause rashes too. A clinician can examine it and decide whether a syphilis blood test makes sense.
Are herpes sores and syphilis sores the same?
No. The CDC describes herpes as blisters that break into sores, while the first syphilis sore often does not hurt and may go unnoticed. They can look alike, so a clinician should examine any new sore and choose the right test.
Is it worth testing if I feel completely fine?
Yes. MedlinePlus notes that many STIs cause mild symptoms or none, so a person can be infected and pass it on without knowing. If you have a new partner or have never been tested, a routine test is a reasonable step.
Can my partner and I be tested on the same trip?
Yes. Each of you checks in as your own patient and sees a clinician privately. The CDC suggests getting tested and sharing results with a partner, and if one of you has an STI, being treated at the same time. Each visit is billed on its own, to insurance or as self-pay.
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