Urgent Care Maywood, IL

Maywood's 5 urgent care clinics cover essential needs, with 4 clinics offering Pediatric Care for children and families. High-rated spots like Everyday Urgent Care (4.7 stars) and Loyola Medicine Maywood - Roosevelt Road (3.5 stars) provide this service, handling everything from fevers to minor injuries. Loyola Outpatient Center (2.6 stars) and Emergency Department (1.5 stars) also specialize in pediatric urgent care.

3 clinics offer X-rays for on-site imaging of fractures, infections, or other issues, speeding up diagnosis without hospital trips. Facilities around the Loyola Campus area, including Jolie Holschen, MD, FACEP (3.8 stars), Loyola Outpatient Center, and Emergency Department, equip patients with quick results. This is key for sprains, possible breaks, or respiratory concerns.

Walk-In Services are available at 1 clinic, making it easy to get care without appointments. Everyday Urgent Care supports this flexible option alongside its pediatric and high ratings, ideal for sudden needs in Maywood's 23,547 residents.

Medicaid is accepted at 2 clinics in Maywood, helping eligible residents access urgent care affordably. Medicare coverage is also available at 2 locations, covering seniors for visits to places like Loyola Outpatient Center.

Private insurers include Blue Cross Blue Shield (1 clinic), Cigna (1 clinic), MagnaCare (1 clinic), and TRICARE (1 clinic). Everyday Urgent Care and Loyola facilities often participate—call ahead to confirm specifics for your plan.

Self-pay rates typically range from $100-250 per visit, depending on services like X-rays. Verify insurance acceptance directly with clinics such as Jolie Holschen, MD, FACEP to avoid surprises and ensure smooth billing.

Choose urgent care in Maywood for non-life-threatening issues like minor injuries, flu symptoms, strep throat, sprains, cuts needing stitches, X-rays, or minor burns. With 5 clinics averaging 3.2 stars, expect shorter wait times than ERs—top pick Everyday Urgent Care (4.7 stars) handles these efficiently.

Head to the ER for emergencies such as chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, major trauma, stroke symptoms, or severe head injuries. Loyola-area clinics like Emergency Department at 2160 S 1st Ave can triage but refer critical cases.

Maywood's urgent cares save time and cost for everyday urgencies, serving 23,547 residents near Loyola Campus. Know the difference: UC for quick fixes, ER for true crises.

Also serving residents of River Forest (2 mi), Elmwood Park (3 mi), Stone Park (3 mi), Westchester (3 mi), Oak Park (3 mi), Franklin Park (4 mi).