X-ray for Oak Brook, IL residents and the people who work there
People who live in Oak Brook, IL, or work near Oakbrook Center and along 22nd Street, can be X-rayed about 2.9 miles away at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, in Westmont, IL. Take Route 83 south and Ogden Ave west, then continue past our Jewel-Osco clinic to Cass Ave.
Oak Brook is about 2.9 miles northeast of our clinic
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Key facts
About 34% of Oak Brook, IL residents are 65 or older (U.S. Census Bureau estimate), and Medicare is on our accepted list.
Medicare.gov says Part B covers urgently needed care; after the Part B deductible, you pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount, and other costs may apply.
Fullersburg Woods in Oak Brook, IL has a 1.3-mile interpretive trail and a canoe launch on Salt Creek (Forest Preserve District of DuPage County).
X-ray is only at 29 N Cass Ave; the Jewel-Osco clinic you pass first on Ogden Ave does not have it.
Take Route 83 (Kingery Highway) south from Oak Brook, IL to Ogden Ave (US 34)
Turn west on Ogden and drive to Cass Ave, where our Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco sits at the corner. It has no X-ray
Turn south on Cass Ave and continue to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, the main clinic with on-site imaging
Oak Brook spans DuPage and Cook counties, and I-88 and I-294 both run through the village. People who work near Oakbrook Center or along 22nd Street often make the same trip. See our Oak Brook, IL page for more on ZIP 60523.
A third of the village is 65 or older
The U.S. Census Bureau counted 8,163 residents in Oak Brook, IL in 2020 and estimates that about 34% are 65 or older. The CDC reports that more than one out of four older adults falls each year, and that nearly 319,000 older people are hospitalized for hip fractures each year. A fall that leaves a sore wrist, shoulder or hip deserves an exam.
Medicare and an urgent care X-ray: the basics (Medicare.gov)
Question
Answer
Does original Medicare cover urgent care?
Yes. Part B covers urgently needed care for a sudden illness or injury that is not life-threatening.
What do I pay?
After the Part B deductible, 20% of the Medicare-approved amount; other costs may apply.
What about Advantage or supplement plans?
Each has its own rules. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm yours.
What should I bring?
Your Medicare card, any Advantage or supplement card, a photo ID and your medicine list.
Golf, tennis and polo at the Sports Core
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The Village of Oak Brook runs the Sports Core, which includes the Oak Brook Golf Club, the Bath and Tennis Club, field rentals and contracted soccer and polo. Different sports bring different reasons for an X-ray.
Golf and tennis
Most elbow and shoulder aches from repeated swings are strains judged by exam
A fall on a court onto an outstretched hand may need a wrist X-ray
A rolled ankle that will not bear weight may need an ankle X-ray
Soccer and polo
Collisions and falls can break a collarbone, wrist or rib
A kick to the shin or foot can crack a bone
A fall from a horse onto a shoulder may need a shoulder X-ray
The Forest Preserve District of DuPage County describes Fullersburg Woods as a 220-acre preserve with a 1.3-mile self-guided trail through lowland woods and restored prairie. Visitors can launch a canoe on Salt Creek downstream of the Graue Mill dam, and Graue Mill, the only operating waterwheel gristmill in Illinois, opens for tours from mid-April to mid-November. The main entrance is on Spring Road, a mile south of 31st Street.
A slip on a wet boardwalk or a muddy creek bank
A wrist or hip hurt in a fall on a trail root
A shoulder or hand hurt launching or landing a canoe
A stumble on steps around the mill
Lowering the chance of another fall
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The CDC suggests asking your doctor to check your fall risk, having a doctor or pharmacist review medicines that cause dizziness or sleepiness, doing leg-strength and balance exercises such as Tai Chi, and getting your eyes checked at least once a year. At home, add grab bars, brighter lighting and railings on both sides of the stairs.
Check inOnline check-in books the Cass Ave clinic. Walk-ins are welcome seven days a week.
ExamA clinician on our team, which is led by board-certified physicians, examines the injury.
ImagingMetal near the area comes off, and you hold still for one or more pictures.
PlanYou leave knowing what the X-ray showed and what to do next, whether that is care at home, a return visit or a specialist referral.
Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, also accepts BCBS PPO, Cigna, Humana and UnitedHealthcare. Self-pay visits start at $125, plus a separate X-ray charge. See cost and insurance. Neighbors can read X-ray guides for Oakbrook Terrace, IL and Hinsdale, IL.
What will I owe for an urgent care X-ray on original Medicare?
Medicare.gov says Part B covers urgently needed care. Once you meet the yearly Part B deductible, you pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount, and other costs may apply. A supplement plan may cover some of that share. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm your plan before you come in.
I slipped on a wet boardwalk at Fullersburg Woods. Is it a sprain or a break?
You often cannot tell by looking. Swelling, bruising and pain right over a bone, or trouble moving the joint, point toward an X-ray. Pain that eases quickly with rest is more often a sprain. A clinician at 29 N Cass Ave can examine it and decide.
Can a golf injury show up on an X-ray?
Only if a bone is involved. An X-ray can show a broken bone in the hand, wrist or ribs, such as after a fall or a hard strike of the ground. Most golf aches in the elbow, shoulder or back are muscle and tendon strains that a clinician judges by exam.
Can you X-ray a sore rib after a soccer or polo collision?
Yes, when the clinician thinks it will help. MedlinePlus notes that a chest X-ray can show rib fractures as well as problems in the lungs. Rib pain that makes it hard to take a deep breath deserves an exam. If breathing is hard, check the warning list below before you drive anywhere.
Do I need to take off my hearing aids or glasses for an X-ray?
Only if they are near the area being imaged. For a wrist or ankle X-ray, they can usually stay on. You will be asked to remove jewelry, watches and other metal close to the injured area so it does not block the picture.
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