Urgent Care Center of Westmont offers walk-in physicals and vaccines in Westmont, IL, 7 days a week. We do school, sports, camp and non-DOT employment physicals, flu shots and other vaccines, TB tests and pre-travel visits. Bring your form, and we'll fill it out at your visit.
Illinois requires a school health exam before kindergarten or first grade, sixth grade, ninth grade, preschool and any new school.
The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests a sports physical at least 6 to 8 weeks before the season starts.
The CDC advises a travel health visit at least 4 to 6 weeks before an international trip.
Our employment physicals are non-DOT only; we do not offer DOT physicals for commercial drivers.
Which physicals and vaccine visits do we offer?
Urgent Care Center of Westmont, also known as Immediate Care Center of Westmont, does physicals for children, teens and adults. Our team is led by board-certified physicians. Pick the visit that matches your form or your plans.
Physicals and prevention visits at our Westmont, IL clinics
Visit
Who it's for
Learn more
School physical
Kids entering preschool, kindergarten or first grade, sixth or ninth grade, or a new school
Physical at urgent care or with your regular doctor?
Both can work. A physical with your regular doctor builds a long-term record. A walk-in physical with us is handy when a form is due soon or you don't have a doctor yet.
Walk-in physical with us
No appointment needed, 7 days a week
Good for school, sports, camp and job forms on short notice
Can pair with a TB test, vaccine or non-DOT drug screen
A physical is a planned visit. If you or your child are sick or hurt today, that is an urgent care visit instead, and any warning signs at the bottom of this page mean call 911.
What to expect at a physical
Read moreClose
Bring the formFill out the health history section at home if you can. Bring vaccine records, glasses or contacts, and a list of medicines.
Check inWalk in at either Westmont, IL clinic or book a visit online. A parent or guardian should come with children.
MeasurementsWe check height, weight, blood pressure, pulse and vision.
ExamA clinician listens to the heart and lungs and checks joints, spine and other areas based on the form.
Forms and next stepsWe complete and sign the form when cleared. If we find something to follow up, such as high blood pressure, we explain it and suggest a next step.
The Illinois Department of Public Health requires a health exam within one year before kindergarten or first grade, on entering sixth and ninth grades, before preschool and when a child enrolls in a new school. The exam goes on the state Certificate of Child Health Examination. IDPH notes proof may be given to the school before October 15 of the year it is required.
Sports physicals are separate. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends scheduling one at least 6 to 8 weeks before an activity starts, which leaves time for any follow-up. It checks heart health, bones and joints, past injuries and concussion history. Our article sports physical vs. regular physical explains the difference.
School forms pile up in the weeks before classes start. Coming in June or early July leaves time for any follow-up.
Vaccines, TB tests and travel visits
Read moreClose
Vaccines
We give vaccines to children and adults based on the CDC schedules. The CDC recommends a flu vaccine every year for adults, and a tetanus booster every 10 years. Vaccine supply changes during the year, so call (630) 324-6825 to confirm we have the shot you need.
TB tests
We offer the TB skin test and the TB blood test. The skin test needs a second visit in 2 to 3 days so we can read it, and our 7-day hours make that easier. The blood test needs one visit for the draw. See our tests and lab work page.
Travel visits
The CDC advises seeing a provider at least 4 to 6 weeks before you leave the country, since some vaccines take time to work. Bring your itinerary and vaccine records.
Physicals for work (non-DOT only)
Read moreClose
Many jobs ask for a health check before you start. We do non-DOT pre-employment physicals, non-DOT drug testing, return-to-work exams and TB tests for new hires. We do not offer DOT physicals or DOT drug tests for commercial truck and bus drivers.
No. We do not offer DOT physicals or DOT drug tests for commercial drivers. Our employment physicals and drug screens are non-DOT only, which covers most office, warehouse, retail, health care and manufacturing jobs. If your job requires that federal exam, you'll need a certified medical examiner.
What should I bring to a school physical?
Bring the Illinois Certificate of Child Health Examination if your school gave you one, your child's vaccine record and any glasses or contacts. Fill in the health history at home if you can. A parent or guardian should come with the child. We check the vaccine record against the CDC schedule and tell you what is due.
Is a sports physical the same as a regular physical?
Not quite. A sports physical focuses on whether it is safe to play: heart health, joints, past injuries and concussions. A regular checkup looks at overall health, growth and preventive care. Many families do both in one visit. Our sports physicals page explains what is checked.
Can I get a TB test and a physical in one visit?
Yes. We can do a physical and start a TB test at the same visit. If you get the skin test, you return in 2 to 3 days for us to read it. If your form allows a TB blood test, one visit for the blood draw is enough. Bring your form so we choose the right test.
Do I need an appointment for a physical?
No. Physicals are walk-in at both of our Westmont, IL clinics, 7 days a week. You can also book a visit online to reserve a time at our Cass Ave clinic. Self-pay visits start at $125; see our cost and insurance page for coverage details.
“awesome experience here - definitely where i’ll go when in need. super quick and they called me back when they said they would.”
JZ · June 2026 · Google★★★★★
“Fast and very nice and efficient people there. I appreciated their attention to detail.”
J G. · May 2026 · Google★★★★★
“This office was absolutely amazing. The staff was so kind and so patient with me. I become very anxious when physical pain or discomfort is happening due to some personal quirks, and everyone was very kind and supportive and just made me feel safe and answered all my questions and concerns. Thank you so much!”
