School, sports and job physicals for Woodridge, IL families
Woodridge, IL students in District 68 and District 99, summer campers and job seekers can get physicals at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, about 4.5 miles northeast in Westmont, IL. Use I-55 or I-355, bring the form, and walk in seven days a week, or book online at the Cass Ave clinic.
Woodridge School District 68 and Community High School District 99
We complete school and sports physicals for Woodridge, IL students in Woodridge School District 68 and Community High School District 99. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) sets the same rules for every school, and the exam goes on the Certificate of Child Health Examination.
Preschool: an exam before the child starts
Kindergarten or first grade: an exam within one year before entry
Sixth grade: an exam on entry, plus one dose of Tdap under IDPH's 2026 to 2027 rules
Ninth grade: an exam on entry, often paired with a sports form
A new school at any grade: an exam on entry
Proof: due before October 15, or earlier if the school asks
The CDC schedule lists booster shots at ages 4 to 6 and Tdap and meningococcal vaccines at ages 11 to 12, so kindergarten and sixth grade are the big vaccine years. Bring the record to the school physical. Since 2024, the state form also has a box showing whether a social-emotional and developmental screening was done; IDPH says a child is not excluded from school if it is left blank.
Cypress Cove summers and Athletic Recreation Center games
Summer in Woodridge, IL means pool days at Cypress Cove and games at the Athletic Recreation Center. The village also counts three golf courses, a waterpark and 20 miles of biking trails. Teams, leagues and camps often ask for a health form before the first practice.
Plan aheadThe American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suggests a sports physical at least 6 to 8 weeks before the season.
Answer the history honestlyFainting, chest pain with exercise, family heart problems, past concussions and old injuries all matter.
The examVital signs, vision, heart and lungs, joints and spine.
The outcomeMost athletes are cleared. If not yet, the clinician explains what follow-up comes first.
The highest uninsured share on our map: paying on your own
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Census Bureau estimates show about 7.9% of Woodridge, IL residents have no health insurance, more than any other town we serve. A school or sports form should still be within reach. Self-pay visits at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, start at $125.
Paying for a physical without insurance
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What does a basic self-pay visit cost?
From $125; ask about your physical before the exam
BCBS Medicaid Community and Meridian are accepted; call to confirm
With other insurance, coverage for a separate sports or camp form varies. See cost and insurance and call (630) 324-6825.
I-55 or I-355: two ways in from Woodridge, IL
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I-55 to the Cass Ave exit in Darien
Drive north on Cass Avenue into Westmont, IL
Reach the main clinic at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, first
Book online; on-site X-ray
I-355 north to Ogden Avenue
Head east on Ogden Avenue (US-34) to Cass Avenue
Reach the Jewel-Osco clinic at 4 E Ogden Ave first
Walk in or call (630) 541-6113
Woodridge uses ZIP code 60517. Most of the village is in DuPage County, with smaller parts in Will and Cook counties, and we see patients from all three. See our Woodridge, IL page for other services.
Job physicals and camp forms for Woodridge, IL
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Got a job offer in hand? Bring the employer's form to a non-DOT physical, along with a photo ID. We do not do commercial driver (CDL) exams, and non-DOT drug screens can be collected at either clinic. Camps send their own health forms; fill in the parent section and bring a medicine and allergy list. Our physical exams page lists every type we complete.
What will a Woodridge, IL physical cost without insurance?
Self-pay visits start at $125. Shots, TB tests and lab work cost extra, so ask about each one before it is done. If you are not using insurance, you can ask for a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges, which federal law allows.
Does a Woodridge, IL freshman headed to District 99 need both a school and a sports physical?
Often, yes. IDPH requires the state exam on entering ninth grade, and the athletic program may use its own sports form. Bring both forms to one visit so the clinician can complete them from the same exam. Check the school's deadline before you plan the visit.
Can a Woodridge, IL family on Medicaid use it for a school physical?
BCBS Medicaid Community and Meridian are on our list of accepted plans. Coverage depends on your plan and the type of physical, so call (630) 324-6825 before you come in. Bring your card, the school form and the vaccine record.
How early should a District 68 kindergartner get the school physical?
IDPH says the exam must be within one year before your child enters kindergarten or first grade. Early summer works well and leaves time for any booster shots that are due. Proof is due before October 15, but your school may want it by the first day.
Can a Woodridge, IL adult golfer or cyclist get a league or club form signed?
Yes. Bring the league or club form with your part filled in, plus a list of your medicines. The clinician reviews your history, checks blood pressure, pulse and vision, examines your heart, lungs and joints, and completes the form. Mention any chest pain, dizziness or joint problems during exercise.
“Literally the best. Seriously worth going to. Friendliest people at all parts and helpful”
Cristian G. · April 2026 · Google★★★★★
“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.”
