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Requisition review
Discuss the purpose of the test and any preparation or timing questions you have.
Lab support
Blood work and lab requisitions,
made easier to navigate.
When testing is part of your care, we can help you understand your requisition and what should happen next.
Walk-ins welcome
Weekdays · 8am - 6pm
When a visit can help
A clear bridge between questions and results.
Laboratory testing can help investigate symptoms, monitor a condition or support preventive care when your clinician determines it is appropriate.
Bring your existing paperwork
Bring any requisition, relevant reports and a medication list so we can understand where you are in the process.
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Care in context
Testing is considered alongside your symptoms, health history and current care plan.
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Next-step planning
Understand what follow-up may be needed after your results are available.
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Thoughtful follow-up
We will make sure you understand your next step and when it makes sense to check in again.
Care with context
Blood Work & Laboratory Requisitions care,
made clear.
Laboratory testing can help investigate symptoms, monitor a condition or support preventive care when your clinician determines it is appropriate.
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Requisition review
Discuss the purpose of the test and any preparation or timing questions you have.
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Care in context
Testing is considered alongside your symptoms, health history and current care plan.
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Next-step planning
Understand what follow-up may be needed after your results are available.
Before you come in
Prepare for your
Blood Work & Laboratory Requisitions visit.
Bring any requisition, relevant reports and a medication list so we can understand where you are in the process.
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Bring your existing paperwork
Bring any requisition, relevant reports and a medication list so we can understand where you are in the process.
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What we will discuss
Laboratory testing can help investigate symptoms, monitor a condition or support preventive care when your clinician determines it is appropriate.
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Your priorities
Bring the question or outcome that matters most to you, so your visit can focus on the right next step.