Physicals in Westmont, IL for school, sports, camp and work
Westmont, IL residents can get school, sports, camp, adult and non-DOT job physicals without leaving the village. Urgent Care Center of Westmont has two clinics near Cass Avenue, about 1 mile apart, open seven days a week. Walk in with your form, or book a time online at 29 N Cass Ave.
Westmont, IL had 24,429 residents in 2020; about 18% are under 18 and about 22% are 65 or older (U.S. Census Bureau).
Both clinics are on or at Cass Avenue: 29 N Cass Ave near the Metra station, and 4 E Ogden Ave inside Jewel-Osco.
Illinois requires a school exam at preschool, kindergarten or first grade, sixth grade, ninth grade and any new school, with proof due before October 15 (IDPH).
About 6% of Westmont, IL residents have no health insurance; self-pay visits start at $125.
Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, runs two clinics along Cass Avenue. Either one can see you for a physical, and both have free parking.
Main clinic, 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A
Downtown, a short walk from the Westmont Metra station
Book online or walk in
On-site X-ray and lab testing
Inside Jewel-Osco, 4 E Ogden Ave
At Ogden and Cass, near the Westmont Public Library
Walk in or call its line, (630) 541-6113
Lab specimen collection; no X-ray
Both keep the same hours: weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM and weekends 9 AM to 5 PM. The main number, (630) 324-6825, books visits at either clinic. Our Westmont, IL page covers everything else we do.
CUSD 201 and other districts: what the state school exam needs
We complete school physicals for CUSD 201 students and children from other districts. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) requires an exam within one year before kindergarten or first grade, at sixth and ninth grade entry, before preschool, and whenever a child enters a new school. It goes on the Certificate of Child Health Examination.
Proof is due before October 15 of the school year, or sooner if the school asks
The form has a box for a social-emotional screening; IDPH says a child is not excluded if it is left blank
IDPH's 2026 to 2027 vaccine rules add Tdap for sixth grade and meningococcal vaccine for grades 6 through 12
The CDC schedule lists booster shots at ages 4 to 6 and again at 11 to 12
The Village of Westmont's calendar starts the summer with the Race to the Flag 5K at Ty Warner Park on Memorial Day weekend, and youth teams run through the year. Some races, clubs and school teams ask for a signed health form. Adults signing up for a race or a fitness program can bring their form too.
Check the form earlyThe American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggests a sports physical at least 6 to 8 weeks before the season.
Fill in the historyNote fainting or chest pain with exercise, family heart problems, past concussions and old injuries.
The examVital signs, vision, heart and lungs, and a check of joints and spine.
ClearanceThe clinician signs the form if cleared, or explains what follow-up comes first.
The AAP's first choice for a child's sports physical is the pediatrician, ideally at a well-child visit; if we do it, share the results with them. See sports physicals.
Checkups for Westmont, IL adults 65 and older
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About 22% of Westmont, IL residents are 65 or older, a larger share than the 18% who are under 18. Adults may want a wellness check or need a form for a volunteer role, a club or travel.
MedlinePlus explains that a regular checkup is different from a sick visit. It can include screening tests based on your age, sex and family history, vaccines, and advice on diet, exercise and other habits. Bring your medicine list with doses, recent test results, and glasses or hearing aids. Our physical exams page compares a form exam with a yearly checkup.
Self-pay physicals for the 1 in 17 without insurance
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Census Bureau estimates show about 6% of Westmont, IL residents have no health insurance, about one person in 17. Self-pay visits start at $125. Ask what the physical and any shots or tests will cost before they are done.
With insurance, coverage for a form physical varies. Many plans cover a yearly checkup but not a separate sports, camp or job form. See cost and insurance and call to confirm your plan.
Non-DOT job physicals for Westmont, IL employers
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Local employers send new hires to us for pre-employment physicals. All of our employment physicals are non-DOT; we do not do commercial driver (CDL) exams. Non-DOT drug screens can be collected at both clinics. Our team is led by board-certified physicians.
Is the Jewel-Osco clinic or the Cass Ave clinic better for a Westmont, IL school form?
Either works for a school form. Choose Cass Ave if you want to book a time online or if an old injury might need an X-ray. Choose Jewel-Osco if you are already shopping on Ogden Avenue; walk in or call (630) 541-6113 first.
Can I walk to a physical from the Westmont Metra station?
Yes. The main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave is a short walk from the Westmont station on Metra's BNSF Line, near the Cass Avenue crossing downtown. Bring your form, photo ID and insurance card, and book online if you want a set time.
Does my CUSD 201 student need a physical for sixth grade?
Yes. Illinois requires a health exam on entering sixth grade, and IDPH's 2026 to 2027 rules also require one dose of Tdap and one meningococcal dose given on or after age 11. Bring the state form and your child's vaccine record to the visit.
Can Westmont, IL businesses send new hires over on short notice?
Yes. New hires can walk in at either clinic seven days a week with your form and a photo ID. All employment physicals and drug screens we do are non-DOT. Businesses that hire often can call (630) 324-6825 to set up an employer account.
The school form is due and our pediatrician is booked. What should a Westmont, IL family do?
You can walk in to either of our clinics for the school physical, or book a time online at Cass Ave. Bring the state form, the vaccine record and a medicine list. Afterward, send a copy of the completed form to your pediatrician so your child's records stay in one place.
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