A fall, a sports injury, or a lingering cough leaves you with one question: is something broken or wrong inside? At FirstLine Urgent Care, we offer onsite X-ray services at our clinic on 2043 S Neil St in Champaign, IL. You get your exam, your imaging, and your treatment plan in one visit. You do not need a referral or an appointment.
A local, board-certified emergency medicine physician founded our clinic to give our community fast care without the ER hassle. We treat patients starting at 6 months old, and we stay open 7 days a week. When you need an X-ray, our team gets you answers close to home.
When You Need An X-Ray At Urgent Care
X-rays show bones and some internal structures in clear detail. Our providers use X-ray imaging to confirm or rule out a problem before choosing your treatment. Swelling, bruising, a visible bump, or trouble putting weight on a limb are common reasons for an X-ray. Pain after a fall or a hard hit during a game is another sign you need imaging.
Broken Bones, Sprains, And Dislocations
A sprain and a fracture often look and feel alike. An X-ray shows our provider which injury you have. We use imaging to check wrists, ankles, fingers, toes, elbows, knees, and shoulders after an injury. If you have a fracture or a sprain, we provide splinting and fracture care during the same visit. Learn more about how we treat sprains, strains, and minor fractures.
Chest X-Rays For Pneumonia And Breathing Concerns
A cough lasting more than a few days, fever, chest congestion, or mild shortness of breath deserves a closer look. A chest X-ray helps our provider check your lungs for signs of pneumonia and other infections. We pair chest imaging with onsite lab testing for flu, COVID, strep, and RSV, so you leave with a diagnosis and a plan. If you have severe chest pain or struggle to breathe, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Foreign Objects And Joint Pain
Metal and glass show up on an X-ray. When you step on a piece of glass or get a fishhook stuck under your skin, imaging helps our provider locate the object before removal. We also use X-rays to evaluate joint pain after an injury, including pain in the knee, hip, or shoulder.
Pediatric X-Rays For Children 6 Months And Older
Kids fall off bikes, trip on playgrounds, and collide during sports. When your child gets hurt, you want answers without a long hospital wait. We see children as young as 6 months old, and our team takes time to explain each step so your child feels at ease.
One parent shared in a Google review how their daughter received a wrist X-ray and a splint inside our clinic, with no hospital referral needed. The family made a single stop and got home the same afternoon. We aim to give every family this kind of visit.
What To Expect During Your X-Ray Visit
Your visit starts with check-in and a conversation with our provider. We ask how the injury happened, where you feel pain, and what symptoms you have. After a hands-on exam, your provider decides whether an X-ray will help.
Our team then positions you for the image. You hold still for a few seconds while we take the X-ray. The imaging step is quick and painless. Your provider reviews the images, explains the findings, and walks you through your treatment options. If your injury needs a specialist, we refer you to one and send you home with a clear next step.
How To Prepare For Your X-Ray
Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Remove jewelry, watches, and anything metal near the area we need to image. Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, and a list of your current medications. If you have prior X-rays of the same area, tell our provider.
X-Ray Safety And Radiation Exposure
X-rays use a small amount of radiation. Our providers order an X-ray only when the image will guide your care. Tell our team before your X-ray if you are pregnant or think you might be. We offer onsite pregnancy testing, which helps us choose the safest approach for you.
Onsite X-Ray, Lab Testing, And EKG In One Clinic
Our clinic offers onsite X-ray imaging, lab testing, EKG testing, and IV therapy. You skip the extra trip to a hospital imaging center or outside lab. One patient shared in a Google review how they received testing and a chest X-ray in the same visit, then filled their prescription before leaving.
We keep select commonly prescribed medications and durable medical equipment in our clinic. If your X-ray shows an injury needing a splint or support, you leave with what you need. This saves you a separate stop at the pharmacy or medical supply store.
X-Ray Cost, Insurance, And Self-Pay Pricing
We accept insurance and offer self-pay options. Visit our Insurance Plans page for billing details. Call your insurance company to confirm your coverage and copay for urgent care imaging.
If you do not have insurance or have a high-deductible plan, our self-pay pricing shows you clear costs before your visit. Our Advanced self-pay visit costs $250. This visit covers your medical evaluation plus one X-ray study, EKG, or IV fluids, along with care such as splinting or fracture care when needed. Additional tests or procedures outside the listed services might add charges. Self-pay prices reflect a prompt-pay discount and apply to visits not billed to insurance. View our full self-pay pricing online.
Why Champaign Families Choose FirstLine Urgent Care
We are locally owned and operated. Our owners are hometown healthcare providers and parents who live in this community. While working in local emergency rooms, they saw gaps in care and built a clinic where patients feel comfortable and respected. Our patients have left 189 Google reviews, and many mention our clean clinic, friendly staff, and quick visits.
We see patients Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Our clinic serves Champaign, Urbana, Savoy, Mahomet, Rantoul, and St. Joseph. Students at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Parkland College visit us for injuries, illness, and imaging.
Get An X-Ray In Champaign Today
When an injury or illness needs a closer look, FirstLine Urgent Care provides onsite X-ray services, diagnosis, and treatment in one visit. Walk in 7 days a week at 2043 S Neil St, Champaign, IL 61820, or call (217) 693-6220. Schedule a visit online to save your spot, and let our local team get you the answers you need.
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