Guidelines

Can I go to labcorp without a referral?

Can I go to labcorp without a referral?

An independent physician will review and approve your test requests; no doctor’s visit is required.

Do we need doctor’s prescription for blood test?

No medical tests without doctor’s advice, health ministry to prescribe- The New Indian Express.

Do you need a doctor’s order at Quest Diagnostics?

No doctor’s visit required. With QuestDirect, conveniently shop online and choose from over 45+ lab tests. No doctor’s visit required. Get in and out faster when you book an appointment.

Do I need an appointment for labcorp?

Are appointments required? Appointments are not required but may help reduce your patient’s wait time. Our locations are generally busiest from opening until 10:00 AM. If withholding food and/or beverages prior to the test is not required, you may wish to schedule an appointment during off-peak hours.

Are walk ins welcome at Labcorp?

Walk-ins are welcome. While appointments are encouraged, they are not required. Go to your nearest Labcorp location at your convenience. Please check location details as some restrictions apply.

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Can I order my own labs Quest?

With QuestDirect, you can get the information you need to support a healthy life – for yourself. Conveniently shop online and choose your own lab tests. Get most results in less than a week.

How much does it cost to get blood work done at Labcorp?

Our patients can choose from either LabCorp or Quest Diagnostics PSCs (patient service centers). Here are some of the popular blood tests available to self order in California: Basic Health Check | $89. Essential Health Check | $169.

How long does it take to get results from LabCorp?

within 2 weeks
Results for most routine tests are available within 2 weeks. If you still don’t see your results after that time, check that: Your personal profile information is correct in your Labcorp Patient account.

How much does it cost to get blood work done at LabCorp?