National Kidney Awareness Month | Health Testing Centers

How To Order Your Labs

1. Order Labs
Order online or over the phone: 1-877-511-LABS.

No doctor or consultation visit is needed. We include the required doctors order with all our testing.

You will not incur any additional charges at the lab. Our prices are all inclusive.

2. Find Lab Near You

Find a LabCorp or Quest Diagnostics location near you on our Lab Locator. After ordering your lab testing, you will receive an email with your lab requisition. Bring this requisition form (printed or on phone) to the laboratory.

No appointment is needed, but making one can minimize the wait time.

3. Lab Results Ready

We’ll email you when your results are ready. You can access the test results logging into our portal with your secure account.

Most results take 1-2 days, but some take longer. See the test description for an estimate on how long your results might take.

Certain result values may prompt a phone call from our ordering provider to ensure the patient is aware of their result.

Check status of your results on the "Where are my results" page.

Reviewed By: Dr. Kurt Kloss, MD
Last Reviewed Date: Mar 05, 2018
Last Modified Date: Mar 05, 2018
Published Date: Mar 02, 2018

Diabetes and Kidney Testing are 25% Off in March for National Kidney Awareness

To get 25% off diabetes and kidney testing, please enter the following coupon code when checking out: Kidney2518

Microalbumin:Creatinine ratio - $40.50 after discount
Kidney Function Panel - $18.25 after discount
Urinalysis - $9.00 after discount
Complete Metabolic Panel - $21.75 after discount
Basic Metabolic Panel- $14.25 after discount

More than 30 million Americans have kidney disease, and most don’t even know it because there are often generally no symptoms until later stages. LabCorp, a laboratory option featured at Health Testing Centers, recently collaborated with the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) to help in the identification of chronic kidney disease (CKD). The study found that almost 90% of participants with type-2 diabetes and CKD were not diagnosed by their primary care physicians, and as many as 50% of patients with advanced CKD remained undiagnosed.

The results of the study showed an underutilization of testing in people at risk for CKD. Specifically, the albumin-creatinine ratio (also called Microalbumin: Creatinine ratio) is underutilized in the identification of kidney disease. This test along with other Kidney Function tests below, available at Health Testing Centers provide convenient options to help assess or possibly detect chronic kidney disease.

The Health Testing Centers team will be supporting the National Kidney Foundation by participating in the Kidney Walk on March 18th. Please join us or click on the link to support our team.