FOR OLDER ADULTS & CAREGIVERS
Whether you’re booking for yourself or someone you care for, we bring blood draws to your home or care community so lab work is easier to manage.
When it helps
You don’t need to be homebound to book a blood draw at home. You’ll need your provider’s lab order, but no additional documentation showing why you need a home visit.
What to know
If you’d like, a trusted family member, caregiver, or support person can help plan your visit and stay with you during the blood draw. If they book for you, they should enter your details as the patient and their own details as the booking contact.
Tell us about any mobility needs, help finding or entering your home, or communication preferences so we can plan your visit.
If your provider orders regular blood work, you can book visits to match that schedule. For warfarin monitoring, see PT/INR PLUS for pricing on your first and additional eligible visits each calendar month.
You can book an individual visit in assisted living, independent living, memory care, or another residential care setting. For regular collections for several residents, ask about a coordinated collection program.
What it costs
A provider’s lab order is required. Laboratory testing may involve a separate charge from the lab.
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