Quality Healthcare When You Need It
Quality Healthcare When You Need It in Waukegan, IL
Meet our experienced medical team at Waukegan Immediate Care! Why wait for hours? See a physician by just walking in. Our dedicated staff provides comprehensive urgent care services for patients of all ages with same-day appointments available in Waukegan, Illinois.
Please call for holiday hours
DOT Physicals Available in Waukegan
Department of Transportation physicals by appointment - Call (847) 782-7120
Sports or School Physicals
Only $50
Walk-ins welcome or call for appointment
No Insurance? No Problem!
Basic Office Visit - Only $125
Call for special pricing on additional services
All Family Members Welcome
We provide comprehensive healthcare services for patients of all ages, from pediatric to adult care.
Our Story
Founded by Alpesh Patel, M.D. in 2013, Waukegan Immediate Care has been proudly serving the Waukegan community and surrounding Lake County area for over a decade. Our commitment to providing quality, compassionate healthcare with convenient access remains at the heart of everything we do.
(847) 782-7120
1075 N. Green Bay Rd, Waukegan, IL 60085
Most Insurances Accepted
Please call us to verify if we accept your insurance plan.
Urgent Care Services in Waukegan, IL
We provide a wide range of medical services to meet all your urgent care and immediate healthcare needs in Waukegan and surrounding Lake County areas
Pediatric Urgent Care
Comprehensive urgent care for children in Waukegan
Adult Urgent Care
Complete walk-in medical care for adults in Waukegan
DOT Physicals Waukegan
Department of Transportation physicals by appointment
Work Injury Treatment
Immediate care for work-related injuries in Waukegan
- • Abdominal Pain
- • Abscess
- • Asthma
- • Back Pain
- • Chest Pain
- • COPD
- • Cough
- • Dental Pain
- • Diarrhea
- • Ear Ache
- • Extremity Pain
- • Eye Infection
- • Genital Infections
- • Hives
- • Insect Bites
- • Migraine Headaches
- • Muscle Spasms
- • Nausea
- • Neck Pain
- • Sinus Infection
- • Skin Infection
- • Sore Throat
- • Upper Respiratory Infection
- • Urinary Tract Infection
- • Vomiting
- • Wheezing
- • Breathing Treatment
- • Digital X-ray
- • Ear Wax Removal
- • EKG
- • Eye Exams
- • Eye Wash
- • Foreign Body Removal
- • Incision Drainage
- • Medication/Injections
- • Others
- • Oxygen
- • Pulse Oximeter
- • School Physical
- • Sport Physical
- • Staples
- • Stitches
- • Back
- • Broken Bones
- • Burn
- • Cuts
- • Ear
- • Eye
- • Foreign Body
- • Head
- • Neck
- • Nose
- • Skin
- • Sprains
- • Blood Work
- • Glucometer
- • Hemoccult
- • Mono
- • Pregnancy Test
- • Strep
- • Urine Analysis
If you are experiencing any of these conditions, please call 9-1-1 immediately:
- • Life-threatening conditions
- • Heart attack or stroke
- • Open fractures
- • Severe bleeding
- • Chest pain
- • Head injury or other major trauma
- • One-sided weakness or numbness
- • Loss of consciousness
- • Severe abdominal pain
Frequently Asked Questions - Waukegan Immediate Care
Get answers to common questions about our urgent care services and what to expect during your visit to our Waukegan clinic
What to expect at Waukegan Immediate Care?
Waukegan Immediate Care provides quality health care with convenient hours. We focus on our patients and we strive to make your experience as comfortable as possible. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed and asked to sign in and complete a brief registration form if it's your first time visiting. You will also need to bring in your photo ID and insurance card if you have one. Once your registration is complete, a medical assistant will check your vital signs and review your medical history. A physician or physician assistant will then examine you, discuss your diagnosis and provide any prescription needed. ***If you are experiencing an acute condition (e.g., chest pain, shortness of breath, or severe abdominal pain), please inform the front desk immediately on arrival.
When should I go to the Emergency Room?
Waukegan Immediate Care is NOT a substitute for an emergency room for life threatening emergencies. You should use a hospital's Emergency room for serious medical problems. If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, please call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency room immediately:
- • Severe abdominal pain
- • Severe difficulty breathing
- • Sudden blurred, double or loss of vision
- • Severe Burns
- • Sudden dizziness
- • Weakness or loss of coordination
- • Numbness or weakness in your face, arm, or leg
- • Vomiting blood
- • Seizures
What is an Immediate Care?
Immediate care is the prompt evaluation and treatment of most non-life threatening illnesses and injuries. When you can't get in to see your physician and you have an unexpected illness or injury that does not pose a life threatening danger to yourself, Waukegan Immediate Care is here for you.
What forms of insurance do you accept?
Waukegan Immediate Care accepts most medical insurances. It is important that patients know their insurance policy to avoid any unexpected costs. To check if an insurance policy is accepted, you may call
What form of payments do you accept?
We accept all major Credit and Debit cards as well as Cash.
Do you take appointments?
Appointments are not necessary at Waukegan Immediate Care; you may walk in at any time and request to be seen.
What should I bring in?
Bring your insurance card, government issued photo identification (i.e. driver license), and any other medical information that may be helpful. If you do not carry a list of your current medications, simply bring in your medication bottles.