Work and school physicals for Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Oakbrook Terrace, IL employers, workers and families can get non-DOT pre-employment physicals, return-to-work exams and school, sports or camp forms at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 3.8 miles south in Westmont, IL. Take Route 83 south to Ogden Avenue, bring the form, and walk in or book online.
Oakbrook Terrace is about 3.8 miles north of our clinic
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Key facts
Oakbrook Terrace, IL has 2,751 residents, but the city estimates its daytime population at about 40,000 people (U.S. Census Bureau; City of Oakbrook Terrace).
The city reports more than 500 businesses and over four million square feet of office space.
All employment physicals and drug screens at Urgent Care Center of Westmont are non-DOT.
The AAP offers a preparticipation form for athletes with disabilities, which can help families in adaptive recreation programs.
School, Sports & Work Physicals for Oakbrook Terrace, IL
40,000 people by day: physicals for Oakbrook Terrace, IL employers
Oakbrook Terrace, IL is a small city in York Township, known for the 31-story Oakbrook Terrace Tower. The Census Bureau counted 2,751 residents in 2020, yet the city estimates about 40,000 people are in town on a workday, drawn by more than 500 businesses. So work forms matter here as much as school forms.
Work exams we offer for Oakbrook Terrace, IL companies (all non-DOT)
The employer's exam form, with the employee section filled in
A photo ID
A list of medicines, including any prescriptions to mention before a drug screen
Glasses or contacts for the vision check
Any job description or lifting requirements HR provided
Both of our Westmont, IL clinics are open until 6 PM on weekdays, and the Cass Ave clinic can be booked online so a new hire can plan around the workday. Exams follow the employer's form: history, vital signs, vision and a check of movement and strength.
For the families who live here: school and sports forms
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Census Bureau estimates show about 16% of Oakbrook Terrace, IL residents are under 18. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) requires a school health exam within one year before kindergarten or first grade, on entering sixth and ninth grades, before preschool, and at any new school. Proof is due before October 15. IDPH's 2026 to 2027 rules add Tdap for sixth grade and meningococcal vaccine for grades 6 through 12.
For sports, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggests a physical at least 6 to 8 weeks before the season, and prefers that the pediatrician do it when possible. If we do the exam, share the results with your child's doctor. See sports physicals and our full list of physical exams.
Adaptive recreation and athletes with disabilities
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The city's park page links to the Oakbrook Terrace Park District, the York Center Park District and NESDRA, which offers recreation for people with disabilities. If a program asks for a health form, bring it along.
The AAP says sports evaluations for children with disabilities help find activities that fit, and it offers a preparticipation form made for athletes with disabilities. Bring that form or the program's own form, plus any care plan, medicine list and notes from your child's specialists. The clinician reviews them with you and completes what the exam covers.
If your child has a care plan from a pediatrician or specialist, bring a copy. It helps the clinician fill out the form accurately.
Route 83 south from the Oakbrook Terrace, IL office tower
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Get on Route 83 (Kingery Highway) and head south past Roosevelt Road (IL 38) and through Oak Brook. At Ogden Avenue (US 34), turn west. Our clinic inside Jewel-Osco is at the Cass Avenue corner, at 4 E Ogden Ave; walk in or call (630) 541-6113. For the main clinic, turn south on Cass to 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, which has on-site X-ray and online booking.
Oakbrook Terrace uses ZIP code 60181. Our Oakbrook Terrace, IL page covers other services for workers and residents.
Who pays for a work physical?
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Employers often pay for new-hire and return-to-work exams; ask HR before your visit. For school, sports or camp forms, insurance coverage varies, since many plans pay for a yearly checkup but not a separate form. See cost and insurance and call to confirm.
Self-pay visits at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, start at $125. Our team is led by board-certified physicians. Neighbors along Route 83 use the same clinics; see the Oak Brook, IL physicals page and the Elmhurst, IL physicals page. Book online to set a time.
Can our Oakbrook Terrace, IL company send new hires to either clinic?
Yes. New hires can walk in at either Westmont, IL clinic with your form and a photo ID, and non-DOT drug screens are collected at both. You can book either clinic online. Call (630) 324-6825 to set up an employer account if you hire often.
My Oakbrook Terrace, IL employer wants a return-to-work exam. What should I bring?
Bring the employer's return-to-work form, a photo ID, your medicine list and any notes from the doctor who treated your injury or illness. The clinician checks whether you can safely do your job duties and completes the form, which may include limits on certain tasks for a while.
Is there a sports physical form for a child with a disability?
Yes. The AAP offers a preparticipation evaluation form made for athletes with disabilities. Bring it, or the program's own form, along with any care plan and specialist notes. The clinician reviews them with you and completes the parts the exam covers.
If a park district program in Oakbrook Terrace, IL asks for a health form, can you complete it?
Yes. Bring the form with the parent section filled in, plus your child's vaccine record and medicine list. The clinician examines your child and completes the medical part. For anyone under 18, a parent or legal guardian should come to the visit.
I work in Oakbrook Terrace, IL but live in another county. Can I still come in?
Yes. Most people in Oakbrook Terrace on a weekday commute in, and where you live does not affect whether we can see you. Bring your employer's form, a photo ID and your insurance card, or ask about self-pay. Your employer may cover a work exam, so check with HR first.
“This place is always the best at short notice. The staff is friendly and quick to act on assessing our family.”
Ashton B. · March 2026 · Google★★★★★
“I have been treated at Immediate Care of Westmont several times and consider it the best urgent care in the area. It is very easy to book an appointment online and I have never had to wait to be seen by the medical staff. The staff is very professional, efficient and friendly. I strongly recommend this facility.”
R S. · December 2025 · Google★★★★★
“This Immediate Care Center is just the best! Kelly always helps me and is so kind and thorough. Katie is great too! Everyone that works there is so friendly and genuinely cares. Highly recommend!”
