X-ray for Woodridge, IL: costs, routes and what to expect
The exit to remember from Woodridge, IL is Cass Ave on I-55. Drive north, and the first clinic you reach, about 4.5 miles from Woodridge, is the X-ray site of Urgent Care Center of Westmont at 29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, in Westmont, IL. Our Jewel-Osco clinic has no imaging.
The Village of Woodridge sits at the crossroads of I-55 and I-355, so most patients use one of the two. Only one route ends at our X-ray.
I-55 to the Cass Ave exit
Exit in Darien and drive north on Cass Ave into Westmont, IL
29 N Cass Ave, Ste A, is the first clinic you reach
On-site X-ray, lab testing and online booking
I-355 to Ogden Ave
Head east on Ogden Ave (US-34) to Cass Ave
The clinic inside Jewel-Osco at 4 E Ogden Ave comes first
No X-ray there; turn south on Cass Ave for imaging
Both clinics are about 1 mile apart in a straight line and keep the same hours. Our Woodridge, IL page has more on routes from ZIP 60517.
The highest uninsured share on our map
The U.S. Census Bureau counted 34,158 residents in Woodridge, IL in 2020, and estimates that about 7.9% have no health insurance. If that includes you, you can still be seen and get an X-ray when a clinician decides it is needed.
Know the starting priceA general self-pay visit at Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, starts at $125.
Ask about the X-rayImaging is charged on top of the visit, so get the X-ray price from the front desk first.
Request an estimateIf you are not using insurance, you can ask for a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges.
Check MedicaidBCBS Medicaid Community and Meridian are on our accepted list. Call (630) 324-6825 to confirm yours.
Twenty miles of bike trails and three golf courses
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The village describes itself as home to three golf courses, a waterpark and 20 miles of biking trails, surrounded by more than 4,600 acres of forest preserves. That is a lot of ways to stay active, and a few ways to get hurt.
An elbow that will not straighten after a bike crash
A wrist hurt landing on an outstretched hand
A rib that aches after a hard fall onto handlebars
An ankle turned stepping off a cart path or a trail edge
MedlinePlus explains that fractures commonly happen from falls and sports injuries, and that a provider will likely order an X-ray to see whether a bone is broken. For more on how the picture is made and its limits, read our X-ray diagnostic imaging page.
Pool days, team sports and young bones
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About 23% of Woodridge, IL residents are under 18, and many attend Woodridge School District 68 and Community High School District 99. Summer days at Cypress Cove and games at the Athletic Recreation Center bring slips on wet decks and rolled ankles on the field.
The FDA says children are more sensitive to radiation, so our clinicians examine a child first and X-ray only when it will change care. A parent or guardian should come along. For fevers and other kids' concerns, see pediatric urgent care for Woodridge, IL.
Inside the X-ray visit
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Check inBook online for the Cass Ave clinic or walk in, 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 9 AM to 5 PM on weekends.
ExamA clinician on our team, led by board-certified physicians, examines the injury and decides whether an X-ray will help.
Get readyRemove metal near the area, and mention any chance of pregnancy.
Pictures and planAfter the images, your clinician walks you through what they show and the next steps, which may include home care, follow-up or a referral.
Coverage for Woodridge, IL families, plus neighboring guides
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We accept most major plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Cigna, Humana, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and Meridian. Plans change often, so call to confirm imaging coverage. About 14% of Woodridge, IL residents are 65 or older, and the CDC notes that falls can cause wrist, arm, ankle and hip fractures in that age group.
Can I find out the X-ray price before I agree to it?
Yes. Ask the front desk for the price before the X-ray is taken. A general self-pay visit starts at $125, and imaging is charged separately. If you are not using insurance, you can also request a Good Faith Estimate that lists the expected charges for your care.
Should I take I-55 or I-355 from Woodridge, IL to get an X-ray?
I-55 is the simpler choice for imaging. Exit at Cass Ave and drive north, and the X-ray clinic at 29 N Cass Ave is the first one you reach. If you take I-355 to Ogden Ave, you pass the Jewel-Osco clinic first and then turn south on Cass Ave.
I crashed my bike on a Woodridge, IL trail and my elbow won't straighten. What now?
Keep the elbow in the most comfortable position, support it with a sling or pillow, and use a wrapped cold pack. An elbow that will not straighten after a fall should be examined, and an X-ray may be needed. Come to the Cass Ave clinic, not the Jewel-Osco clinic.
Can a possible broken bone wait until my regular doctor has an opening?
It is better not to wait. MedlinePlus says fractures can be serious and advises prompt medical care when a break is suspected. Many regular offices do not have X-ray on site. Our Cass Ave clinic is open seven days, so a clinician can examine the injury and take an X-ray if needed, then share the plan for follow-up.
Can my child be X-rayed after a slip at the waterpark?
Yes, if a clinician decides it is needed. Children are examined first, and an X-ray is taken only when the result will guide care. A parent or guardian should come along and bring the child's insurance card and a list of any medicines or allergies.
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