Pediatric urgent care near Villa Park, IL, with or without insurance
Villa Park, IL families can drive south on IL-83 to Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 6.5 miles away in Westmont, IL, when a child has a fever, ear pain, sore throat, bug bite or trail injury. Children can be seen with or without insurance, seven days a week.
Paying for a child's visit without insurance in Villa Park, IL
Not having insurance should not keep a sick child from being seen. Here is how paying on your own works at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont.
See the price firstSelf-pay visits start at $125, and some tests cost more. Our self-pay prices are posted.
Ask for an estimateUnder federal rules, people who are not using insurance can ask for a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
Say so at check-inTell the front desk you are paying on your own, and ask what any test will cost before it is done.
Check Medicaid optionsBCBS Medicaid Community, Meridian and CountyCare are on our accepted list. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm.
We also accept BCBS PPO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare and ACPN, among others. See cost and insurance for the full list.
Bike spills on the Prairie Path and Salt Creek Trail
The Illinois Prairie Path and the Salt Creek Trail both run through Villa Park, IL, and kids on bikes and scooters tend to land on hands and knees. HealthyChildren.org offers simple first aid:
Press firmly on a bleeding scrape or cut with clean cloth for 5 to 10 minutes, without lifting it to peek
Once bleeding stops, wash gently with soap and water and use a little antibacterial ointment
A cut that goes through the skin, gapes or is longer than about half an inch may need stitches
In a growing child, tenderness right over a bone should be checked by a provider even if swelling is mild
For a possible break, go to 29 N Cass Ave, our only clinic with X-ray. See X-ray for Villa Park, IL.
Fight the Bite: ticks and mosquitoes around Villa Park, IL
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Trails, creeks and gardens bring bugs in warm months. The DuPage County Health Department's Fight the Bite program links to a tick ID chart, a Lyme disease fact sheet, repellent tips and mosquito surveillance maps. The CDC says ticks are most active from April through September and advises a full check of each child after time outdoors.
HealthyChildren.org suggests putting repellent on your own hands first, then on your child's face, avoiding the eyes and mouth
Do not use oil of lemon eucalyptus or PMD products on children under 3
Wash repellent off with soap and water when your child comes inside
Empty standing water in buckets, gutters and planters each week
A tick that will not come out, a growing rash, or a fever in the weeks after a bite deserves a visit. See tick bite care.
IL-83 south: choosing a Westmont, IL clinic
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Villa Park's 60181 ZIP code sits right on IL-83 (Kingery Hwy); follow it south through Oakbrook Terrace and Oak Brook, then turn west on Ogden Ave (US-34). The first stop is Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco at 4 E Ogden Ave. It sees colds, coughs, ear pain and rashes and collects lab samples, but has no X-ray. Its direct line is (630) 541-6113.
The main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, is about 1 mile farther south and has X-ray. Our main number, (630) 324-6825, books visits at either clinic, and online check-in is for the Cass Ave clinic. Both are open weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM and weekends 9 AM to 5 PM, with free parking.
Kids in Districts 45 and 48: what we see and how a visit works
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Fevers, coughs and congestion
Sore throats, with rapid strep testing
Ear pain and pink eye
Rashes and bug bites
Sprains, scrapes and minor burns
A parent or legal guardian needs to consent to care for a child under 18; if another adult will bring your child, call ahead and ask what the clinic needs. Our team is led by board-certified physicians. A clinician examines your child, runs a test when it will guide care, and recommends treatment, which may include prescription medicine when appropriate. Ask for a school note if needed. DuPage High School District 88 students can book physicals for Villa Park, IL.
From Ardmore to the Garden Village: more help for Villa Park, IL parents
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Villa Park, IL began as two subdivisions that incorporated in 1914 as the Village of Ardmore; residents chose the name Villa Park in 1917, the year the Ovaltine factory opened. Today the Garden Village sits about 6.5 miles north of our Cass Ave clinic in a straight line.
Checkups and long-term care belong with the pediatrician, the American Academy of Pediatrics says, while urgent care fits problems that are not life-threatening but should not wait several days. The emergency warning signs are listed at the bottom of this page. Read when a skin rash needs urgent care, our pediatric urgent care page and our Villa Park, IL page. Neighbors can see our kids' care pages for Lombard, IL and Elmhurst, IL.
What will my child's visit cost if we pay ourselves?
A general self-pay visit starts at $125. Tests and some services cost more, so ask the front desk before anything is done. If you are not using insurance, you can also ask for a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
Where can I learn which ticks live around Villa Park, IL?
The DuPage County Health Department's Fight the Bite page has a tick ID chart, a Lyme disease fact sheet, repellent tips and mosquito surveillance maps. If your child has a tick that will not come out, our clinicians can help.
My child crashed a bike on the Salt Creek Trail. Which clinic should we use?
Use 29 N Cass Ave in Westmont, IL if a wrist, elbow or ankle might be broken, since it is our only clinic with X-ray. For scrapes and small cuts without a possible break, either clinic works.
What ages of children do you see?
We see babies, toddlers, school-age children and teens for common illnesses and minor injuries. For a very young baby with a fever, read the warning list at the bottom of this page before choosing where to go.
Will you tell us what a test costs before it is done?
Yes. Ask our front desk what the visit and any tests will cost before we start. Self-pay prices are posted, and a general visit begins at $125.
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