Find out more about our laboratory medicine and pathology services:

• Conditions and consultations
• Laboratory and pathology tests
• Laboratory and pathology specialists
• Referrals
• FAQ
• Laboratory and pathology locations near you
• Laboratory and pathology specialists near you

Conditions and consultations

Healthcare professionals rely on laboratory tests to diagnose and monitor many health conditions. From blood and urine tests to complex tissue analyses, we deliver the information they need to care for you.

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Laboratory and pathology tests

We perform thousands of tests using sophisticated techniques and equipment. In addition to serving our patients and medical teams, we provide services to area clinics, nursing homes, businesses and industry partners.

The main categories of lab tests we offer include:

• Anatomic pathology and cytopathology: Looks at tissues and individual cells under a microscope to identify abnormalities
• Chemistry: Measures various chemicals in blood and urine
• Hematology: Assesses blood cells and blood clotting
• Microbiology: Identifies organisms such as bacteria, viruses and fungi
• Serology: Checks for antibodies that are part of an immune response

Examples of specific tests and services available through our laboratories include:

• Basic metabolic panel
• Blood bank immunohematology
• Blood sugar check
• Breath alcohol testing
• Complete blood count
• Mononucleosis test
• Phlebotomy
• Point-of-care coagulation testing
• Pre-employment drug screening
• Pregnancy test
• Specimen collection and preparation
• Strep test
• Urinalysis
• Wet prep

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Laboratory and pathology specialists

Pathologists are doctors who specialize in analyzing body fluids and tissues for disease. They oversee the work of other laboratory professionals to deliver high-quality services to the communities they serve.

Our specialists include:

• Pathologists
• Cytotechnologists
• Histotechnologists
• Medical laboratory technicians
• Medical technologists
• Pathologists' assistants
• Phlebotomists

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Referrals

An order is required to collect and analyze specimens. Talk with your primary care provider to determine if lab testing is right for you.

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FAQ

Do I need an appointment for lab procedures?

Yes, scheduled appointments are required for all lab procedures

Where can I find my test results?

We upload results to your patient portal. You can also contact the healthcare provider who ordered the test for your results.

How long will it take to receive my test results?

It depends on the type of test. Some tests may take only a day, while others may take a few weeks. Your healthcare team can give you an idea of when to expect your results.

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