Immediate Care
Now in two convenient locations (Elmhurst and Lombard).
Let’s face it: minor illnesses and accidents are bound to happen. So what do you do if you have a low-grade fever or a sore throat? What if you twist your ankle or have an allergic reaction? Well, if it’s something that requires immediate attention but isn’t an emergency, you can go to one of our Immediate Care Centers — located at the Center for Health and the Lombard Health Center. (If you’re having chest pain, abdominal pain or shortness of breath, go directly to the Emergency Department.)
Once you arrive, you’ll receive prompt, caring attention. If you need X-rays or lab tests, we’ll take care of them. And we’ll provide a detailed report of your diagnosis, treatment recommendations and any prescriptions that were ordered. We also work closely with your personal physician, the Emergency Department and our lab and radiology departments.
We suggest that you check with your insurance provider to ensure that treatment at an Immediate Care Center is covered.
Elmhurst Immediate Care Center has moved to the Elmhurst Memorial Hospital Berteau Campus
In conjunction with the opening of the new Elmhurst Memorial Hospital on June 25, the Immediate Care Center in the Elmhurst Memorial Center for Health/William and Carol Parrillo Building has moved to the Elmhurst Memorial Hospital Berteau Campus.
Our Immediate Care Centers on the Berteau Campus and in the Elmhurst Memorial Lombard Center for Health are open 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (except holidays, when the Centers are open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.).
