Quest Diagnostics Mobile Phlebotomy: Can You Have Your Blood Draw at Home?
If your healthcare provider has ordered laboratory testing through Quest Diagnostics, you may be wondering if you can have your blood drawn without visiting a patient service center. Mobile phlebotomy provides a convenient alternative by bringing a trained phlebotomist directly to your home, assisted living community, workplace, or care facility.
Quest Diagnostics has thousands of patient service centers across the United States. Depending on your provider, insurance, location, and medical needs, in-home blood collection may not always be available through Quest. Patients with a valid laboratory order may choose an independent mobile phlebotomy provider for specimen collection when appropriate.
What Is Mobile Phlebotomy?
Mobile phlebotomy is a professional healthcare service that allows patients to have blood drawn in the comfort of their home or another convenient location. After your specimens are collected, they are transported to the appropriate laboratory for testing according to your healthcare provider’s instructions and laboratory requirements.
Who Can Benefit from Mobile Blood Draw Services?
- Seniors
- Homebound patients
- Patients with limited mobility
- Individuals recovering from surgery
- Busy professionals
- Hospice and home health patients
- Residents of assisted living communities
- Patients who prefer the convenience of home blood collection
Can Walls Phlebotomy Collect Specimens for Quest Diagnostics?
Yes. If you have a valid laboratory order and your testing is accepted by Quest Diagnostics, Walls Phlebotomy may be able to collect your blood specimen at your home and deliver it to the appropriate Quest Diagnostics laboratory or patient service center, following all specimen collection and transportation requirements.
Patients should have their laboratory order available before scheduling an appointment. If you have questions about your laboratory order or specimen requirements, our team is happy to help.
Benefits of Choosing Mobile Phlebotomy
- Professional in-home blood collection
- No waiting rooms
- Convenient appointment scheduling
- Reduced travel time
- Comfort and privacy of your own home
- Ideal for seniors, caregivers, and busy families
- Personalized one-on-one service
Serving Placer County and Surrounding Communities
Walls Phlebotomy proudly provides nonprofit mobile phlebotomy services throughout Rocklin, Roseville, Lincoln, Granite Bay, Loomis, Citrus Heights, Antelope, and surrounding Placer County communities. Our mission is to make laboratory testing more accessible, convenient, and affordable for every patient we serve.
Schedule Your Mobile Blood Draw
If you have a laboratory order for Quest Diagnostics and would like the convenience of an in-home blood draw, Walls Phlebotomy is here to help.
Call: (916) 741-2944
Email: [email protected]
Ask about our nonprofit membership program. Members save on every mobile phlebotomy visit while helping support affordable healthcare services throughout our community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you draw blood for Quest Diagnostics?
In many cases, yes. If you have a valid laboratory order and the specimen meets Quest Diagnostics’ collection and transportation requirements, Walls Phlebotomy may be able to perform your blood draw and deliver the specimen to the appropriate Quest laboratory.
Do I need a doctor’s order?
Yes. A valid laboratory order from your healthcare provider is required before your appointment.
Do you accept insurance?
Insurance typically covers laboratory testing but does not usually cover the mobile collection service. Patients are responsible for the mobile phlebotomy service fee unless other arrangements have been made.
Disclaimer: Walls Phlebotomy is an independent nonprofit mobile phlebotomy provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Quest Diagnostics Incorporated. Quest Diagnostics® is a registered trademark of Quest Diagnostics Incorporated. Patients should always follow their healthcare provider’s instructions regarding laboratory testing.
