Lab testing for Woodridge, IL families, insured or not
Woodridge, IL residents can get blood work, an A1C, a thyroid test, a CBC or a urinalysis at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 4.5 miles northeast in Westmont, IL. Both clinics collect samples on site seven days a week, and each test's cost is explained before it is ordered.
Woodridge is about 4.5 miles southwest of our clinic
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Key facts
About 7.9% of Woodridge, IL residents have no health insurance, the highest share among the 20 towns we serve (U.S. Census Bureau estimate).
From Woodridge, IL, I-55 to the Cass Ave exit leads to our main clinic first, and I-355 to Ogden Ave leads to our Jewel-Osco clinic first; both collect lab samples.
The CDC notes that prediabetes and type 2 diabetes often cause no symptoms, so people with risk factors should ask about screening.
We will tell you if a test needs fasting; many do not.
What lab work costs for Woodridge, IL residents without insurance
The U.S. Census Bureau counted 34,158 people in Woodridge, IL in 2020 and estimates that about 7.9% have no health insurance. If you are one of them, you can still get a blood draw or urine test at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont. Our team is led by board-certified physicians, and our prices are posted.
The visit: a general self-pay visit starts at $125
The tests: each one is priced on its own, and a clinician tells you what it costs and why it is recommended before it is drawn
An estimate: if you are not using insurance, you can ask for a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges
Medicaid: BCBS Medicaid Community, Meridian and CountyCare are on our accepted list; call (630) 324-6825 to confirm
For problems that are not emergencies, urgent care usually costs less than an emergency room; read urgent care vs. ER cost. With other coverage, we accept Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and more; see cost and insurance.
No regular doctor? Where lab tests fit in
Many uninsured adults go years without a checkup. MedlinePlus explains that lab tests help diagnose a problem, plan or check treatment, and look for health changes during routine care. A clinician can help you decide which of those you need now.
Matching the reason for testing to common tests
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Thirst, frequent urination or a family history of diabetes
The CDC says prediabetes and type 2 diabetes often have no symptoms, which is why people with risk factors should ask about screening. Once you have results, ongoing care can continue with your own doctor or with our primary care team.
I-55 or I-355: two ways in from Woodridge, IL
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I-55 to the Cass Ave exit in Darien
North on Cass brings you to Urgent Care Center of Westmont, 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A
Draws blood and takes urine samples; X-ray on site too
Online booking holds your place here
I-355 north to Ogden Ave
East on Ogden brings you to Immediate Care Center of Westmont Inside Jewel-Osco, 4 E Ogden Ave
Lab specimen collection on site
Walk in, or reach the clinic directly at (630) 541-6113
Most of Woodridge is in DuPage County, with smaller parts in Will and Cook counties, and ZIP 60517 is about 4.5 miles from our main clinic in a straight line. The main line, (630) 324-6825, books both sites. Check in online before you get on the interstate.
Woodridge, IL kids and teens: urine and blood tests
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About 23% of Woodridge, IL residents are under 18, with students in Woodridge School District 68 and Community High School District 99. After a summer of pool days at Cypress Cove, many parents ask about urinary symptoms and ear pain. For lab work, kids most often need:
A urinalysis, which MedlinePlus says looks at color, clarity and pH and checks for blood, protein, glucose, ketones and germs
A complete blood count for a child who seems pale, bruises easily or is unusually tired
Mono screening for a teen with weeks of exhaustion and a sore throat
Call about fastingFast only if we tell you to. MedlinePlus says fasting usually means 8 to 12 hours of plain water only, with no gum, smoking or exercise.
List what you takeWrite down every medicine, vitamin and supplement, and keep taking them unless a clinician says otherwise.
Bring earlier resultsPast numbers from any lab help a clinician decide what really needs repeating, which matters when you pay out of pocket.
Ask questionsAsk what each test will show and how the result could change your care.
Can I get lab work near Woodridge, IL without insurance?
Yes. Both Westmont, IL clinics, about 4.5 miles northeast of Woodridge, IL, welcome self-pay patients. A general visit starts at $125, and each lab test is priced separately. A clinician explains which tests are recommended and what they cost before anything is drawn, so you can decide.
Should I get screened for diabetes if I feel fine?
If you have risk factors, it is worth asking. The CDC notes that prediabetes and type 2 diabetes often cause no symptoms. MedlinePlus lists risk factors such as excess weight, a parent or sibling with type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and low physical activity. A clinician can review yours and suggest an A1C or glucose test.
Does it matter that part of Woodridge, IL is in Will or Cook County?
No. We see patients from DuPage, Will and Cook counties alike, and your county does not affect whether you can be tested. What matters for billing is your insurance plan, or self-pay if you have none. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm coverage before your visit.
What will a urine test show for my child?
A urinalysis checks the urine's color, clarity and pH and looks for blood, protein, glucose, ketones and germs. MedlinePlus says it is often used to check for a urinary tract infection, kidney problems or diabetes. A clinician explains the result along with your child's symptoms and any next steps.
Which clinic should I use if I'm driving in from Woodridge, IL on I-355?
Take I-355 north to Ogden Ave and head east. The Jewel-Osco clinic at 4 E Ogden Ave is the first one you reach, and it collects lab samples. If you would rather book online or might also need an X-ray, continue to the main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, about 1 mile away.
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“Very friendly, professional, and quick. I have been to this location before with a very good experience which is why I returned. Back again today and I cannot say enough about the amazing staff in the clinic. So friendly, happy, courteous, professional, and just so gosh darn pleasant. I highly recommend UC of Westmont!!”
