Palos Urgent Care

X-ray, done on site.

X-rays are taken here in the clinic, so you do not need a second trip to an imaging center. Walk in any day from 9 AM to 6 PM.

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Urgent care

X-ray

An X-ray is a quick picture of the inside of the body. It is most often used to look at bones after an injury. A provider examines you first and decides whether an X-ray will help.

Reasons a provider may order an X-ray

A fall or injury that may have broken a bone
Pain and swelling that do not ease after an injury
Trouble putting weight on an injured leg or foot
An injury that still hurts after several days
A check your provider recommends after examining you

A bone showing through the skin, a limb that looks deformed, numb, cold or blue, or an injury to the head, neck or back? Call 911 or go to the emergency room.

What to expect

Walk in
No appointment is needed. Tell the front desk what happened and where it hurts.
Exam and X-ray
A provider examines you and, if an X-ray will help, it is taken in the clinic.
Your next step
The provider explains what the X-ray shows and tells you whether you need follow-up care.

Your doctor

Nada Elmakshbr, MD

Internal Medicine · Primary care and women's health

Cost and insurance

Call with your insurance card so we can check your specific plan. Without insurance, an X-ray is $50, and our other self-pay prices are below.

Medicare
Illinois Medicaid
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Aetna
UnitedHealthcare
Humana

Not sure about your plan? Call (708) 529-7109 and we will check.

Self-pay prices

Office visit: $120
Visit with flu, COVID and strep tests: $145
Visit with urine test: $145
X-ray: $50
Stitches: from $220
School or sports physical: $30
Work or college physical: $70
Flu shot: $40

Common questions

Do I need an appointment for an X-ray?

No. Walk in any day between 9 AM and 6 PM.

Do I need an order from my own doctor?

No. A provider here examines you and orders the X-ray if you need one.

Does an X-ray hurt?

No. You may be asked to hold the injured area still in a certain position for a moment.

Is an X-ray safe?

An X-ray uses a small amount of radiation. Tell us before the X-ray if you are pregnant or think you may be.

Can you X-ray my child?

For babies and young children, please call first at (708) 529-7109.

X-ray in Palos Hills.