Blood Test Labs in Arizona

When you order a blood test from Health Testing Centers you have many options on where to have your blood drawn (specimen collection).  With our LabCorp relationship patients can choose from over 1400 locations nationwide. 

There are several categories of testing that we provide.  Some of the most popular include thyroid testing, prostate testing, cancer screening, cholesterol tests, diabetes testing, and liver testing.

Each of these tests can be ordered on our website or by phone from our nurse staff.  After ordering, patients can go directly to the lab for the blood draw (same day).  Most test results are sent directly to the patient by HIPAA secure email within 1-2 days.

The following is a list of blood test locations in the state of Arizona.  Sometimes Labcorp opens and closes locations, so visiting their website: www.LabCorp.com is a good way to confirm details including hours of operation.  Also you can make appointments for your blood draw on the LabCorp website.

Be sure to bring the blood testing requisition form we email you when you visit the lab.  This helps make sure the lab will do the proper tests and clarify any billing confusion.  There is never any additional fee required form our patients at the lab.
 

If you have any questions about any of these locations or about testing in general feel free to call our nursing staff.  There is no charge and or commitment and they are happy to provide any guidance and information they can about testing.  Call on 877-511-5227 or email: info@healthtestingcenters.com

Once you receive your results any tests that are "out of range" will be highlighted.  Our nursing staff is available to explain any results but we do not offer any treatment or diagnosis options.  We strongly encourage patients to seek treatment from a doctor.

Our patients tend to come back again and again for their blood testing needs.  We have actually been providing consumer driven blood testing for patients for more than 30 years.  Over the years we have seen attitudes toward patients ordering their own tests evolve.  Today it's more important than ever to have a doctor with whom you can review your test results.  While there is an amazing amount of information on the internet about health issues it is difficult to keep everything in mind to ascertain the relevancy or implications of various test results.