Hurt something? Get it X-rayed today.
Walk in to our Logan Square or Rogers Park clinic. A provider checks you out, we take the X-ray right there, and you leave with a plan. No referral, no separate imaging appointment.
2865 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL 60618
2338 W Morse Ave, Units 1A–1B, Chicago, IL 60645
Where does it hurt?Tap a spot to see if we can X-ray it.
Twisted, fell, or can't shake a cough?Tap the spot that hurts and we'll tell you whether to come in or head to the ER.
What happens when you come in
Most X-ray visits take about an hour from the front desk to walking out with a plan, depending on how busy we are.
Check in
Walk in, or check in online from your phone so we know you're coming.
2 minutesSee a provider
They examine the injury and decide whether you actually need an X-ray.
After a short waitGet your X-ray
Our digital X-ray room is right in the clinic. No second trip, no separate appointment.
About 5 minutesLeave with a plan
Treatment, a splint, or a specialist referral. The radiologist's final report usually comes the next business day.
Same visit
Urgent care or the ER?
Most injuries that need an X-ray don't need the ER. Here's how to tell.
Come see us
- Rolled ankle or jammed finger that's swollen or bruised
- Fell on your wrist, arm, or shoulder and it hurts to move
- You can still walk, but it hurts to put weight on it
- Your kid fell at the playground or got hurt at practice
- A cough or fever that's lasted more than a week
- You hurt yourself at work
Go to the ER
- Any head, neck, or back injury
- Bone pushing through the skin
- The limb looks badly bent, or is cold, blue, or numb
- Bleeding you can't stop
- Chest pain or pressure, or trouble breathing
- A serious car crash or a fall from height
If it feels life-threatening, call 911.
Clinics with X-ray on-site
Both clinics are open daily, and X-ray is available almost every day. Call ahead to confirm an X-ray technician is in before you come.
X-Ray in Logan Square
Open daily. X-ray available most days, call to confirm.
X-Ray in Rogers Park
Open daily. X-ray available most days, call to confirm.
What it costs
An X-ray at urgent care usually costs far less than the same X-ray in an ER, and you skip the ER wait.
We accept most major plans, including Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, Humana, and UnitedHealthcare. Bring your photo ID and insurance card.
Call either clinic to confirm pricing for your visit.
- With insuranceYour urgent care copay, plus any imaging costs your plan applies.
- Without insuranceSelf-pay options are available. Call either clinic and we'll confirm the price before you come in.
- Hurt at work?We treat workers' comp injuries at all of our locations. Bring your employer's claim info.
Questions people ask before coming in
Does Family Urgent Care in Logan Square have X-ray?
Yes. Our Logan Square clinic at 2865 N Milwaukee Ave has on-site digital X-ray. We're open daily, and X-ray is available almost every day. Call the clinic to confirm an X-ray technician is in before you come.
Does Family Urgent Care in Rogers Park have X-ray?
Yes. Our Rogers Park clinic at 2338 W Morse Ave has on-site digital X-ray. We're open daily, and X-ray is available almost every day. Call the clinic to confirm an X-ray technician is in before you come.
Do I need an appointment or a referral for an X-ray?
No. Walk in or check in online. A provider examines you and orders the X-ray if you need one, so you don't need a referral from another doctor.
How long until I get my X-ray results?
The X-ray takes a few minutes. Your provider uses your exam and images to start treatment during your visit, and the radiologist's final report is usually ready the next business day. We'll call you if it changes your plan.
How much does an X-ray cost at urgent care?
With insurance, you usually pay your urgent care copay plus any imaging costs under your plan. Without insurance, call either clinic and we'll confirm pricing before you come in: Logan Square at (773) 906-4707 or Rogers Park at (773) 747-3030.
Can my child get an X-ray at urgent care?
Yes. We see patients of all ages, including kids with playground, sports, and fall injuries.
When should I go to the ER instead?
Call 911 or go to the ER for a head, neck, or back injury, bone pushing through the skin, a limb that is badly bent or cold and numb, heavy bleeding, or chest pain with pressure or trouble breathing.