From booking to the bench

Six steps, and a record at every one.

A patient books a slot, a phlebotomist is assigned by travel time, the sample is collected against a door code, barcoded at the point of draw, handed to the lab against a scan, and the result flows back into the hospital system.

Common questions

How much does home blood sample collection cost?

The tests cost the same as at the hospital. A home visit charge is added, usually between 100 and 200 rupees, and most hospitals waive it above a certain order value.

Is a home-collected blood sample as reliable as one taken at the lab?

Yes, provided the tube reaches the lab inside its stability window. That window is a few hours for some tests, so a good service tracks the time from draw to bench and flags anything running late.

How long does a home collection take?

About ten minutes at the door. Reports follow the lab's usual turnaround, most commonly the same evening or the next morning.

Do I need to fast before the test?

Only for some tests, such as fasting sugar and lipid profile. You are told when you book and reminded the evening before. Water is always fine.

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