Do I need an appointment to get tested?

Appointments are recommended to reduce wait times and ensure availability, especially during busier hours. In some cases, same-day testing may be possible. We suggest contacting us in advance to confirm the best option for your visit.

What types of lab tests do you offer?

We provide a wide range of clinical laboratory tests, including blood tests, urine tests, and routine lab panels. Available testing may vary based on clinical requirements and provider orders. If you’re looking for a specific test, feel free to contact us to confirm availability.

How long does it usually take to complete a lab test?

Most lab visits are quick and efficient, often completed within a short appointment window. The exact time can vary depending on the type of test being performed and the number of patients at the lab at the time of your visit.

How do I receive my test results?

Test results are delivered securely. Depending on your situation, results may be shared directly with your healthcare provider, made available through a patient portal, or provided through another approved method. We’ll explain the available options during your visit.

Which areas do you serve?

Our laboratory is located in Waterford, New York, and serves patients from the surrounding communities within the region. Patients from nearby cities and counties are welcome to visit our location for testing.

What types of lab tests do you offer?

We provide a wide range of clinical laboratory tests, including blood tests, urine tests, and routine lab panels. Available testing may vary based on clinical requirements and provider orders. If you’re looking for a specific test, contact us to confirm availability.

Do I need a doctor’s order to get a lab test?

Some tests require a physician’s order, while others may be available without a referral depending on the test type and current regulations. If you’re unsure whether a referral is needed for your test, we recommend contacting us before your visit.

How should I prepare for my lab test?

Preparation depends on the specific test being performed. Certain tests may require fasting, medication timing, or other preparation steps. If your healthcare provider has given instructions, please follow them. You can also reach out to us ahead of time to confirm any preparation requirements.

How long does a lab visit usually take?

Most lab visits are quick and efficient, often completed within a short appointment window. Actual visit time can vary depending on the type of test and current patient volume at the lab.

How and when will I receive my test results?

Test results are processed as quickly as possible and delivered securely. Depending on the test and setup, results may be sent directly to your healthcare provider, made available through a patient portal, or provided via another approved method. Turnaround time varies by test type.

Do I need an appointment to get tested?

Appointments are recommended to reduce wait times and ensure availability, especially during busier hours. In some cases, same-day testing may be possible. We suggest contacting us in advance to confirm the best option for your visit.

What types of lab tests do you offer?

We provide a wide range of clinical laboratory tests, including blood tests, urine tests, and routine lab panels. Available testing may vary based on clinical requirements and provider orders. If you’re looking for a specific test, feel free to contact us to confirm availability.

How long does it usually take to complete a lab test?

Most lab visits are quick and efficient, often completed within a short appointment window. The exact time can vary depending on the type of test being performed and the number of patients at the lab at the time of your visit.

How do I receive my test results?

Test results are delivered securely. Depending on your situation, results may be shared directly with your healthcare provider, made available through a patient portal, or provided through another approved method. We’ll explain the available options during your visit.

Which areas do you serve?

Our laboratory is located in Waterford, New York, and serves patients from the surrounding communities within the region. Patients from nearby cities and counties are welcome to visit our location for testing.

Tests Menu

Tests

Test Description	Internal Code	Category	Specimen Type
Acetaminophen	0210	Chemistry	Red Top Tube
Acetone	0222	Chemistry	3 mL blood (red or gold top tube)
Ammonia	0215	Chemistry	2 mL blood. Preferred: Lavender (EDTA). No microtainers.
Amylase Serum	0212	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green top preferred). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Basic Metabolic Panel	P0201	Chemistry	Blood
Bilirubin Urinalysis	81003	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
BLOOD BANK (ABO/RH)	1502	Blood Bank	Blood
Blood or Hgb (UA)	85018	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
BUN	0241	Chemistry	Blood
Calcium	0223	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green preferred). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
CBC w/ Auto Diff	P0419	Hematology	Blood
CBC w/ m/Diff	P0420	Hematology	Blood
CBC with Differential (ABC)	P0421	Hematology	2 mL blood (lavender). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL EDTA microtainer.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)	P0207	Chemistry	5 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 1 mL.
Creatinine	0240	Chemistry	Blood
Creatinine Kinase MB (CKMB)	0231	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Creatinine Kinase Total (CK)	0230	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Digoxin	0224	Chemistry	2 mL blood (red top preferred)
Drug Screen (12 Drugs)	P0203	Chemistry	Urine
Drug Screen (8 Drugs)	P0204	Chemistry	5 mL fresh random urine. No preservative.
Electrolyte Panel	P0202	Chemistry	Blood
Enzyme H I	0906	Pathology	Tissue/Blood
ESR	0400	Hematology	Blood
Ethanol Serum	0217	Chemistry	2 mL blood (Red/Gold/Gray). No alcohol prep contamination.
Ethylene Glycol Serum	0218	Chemistry	5 mL blood (red/gold)
Fecal Occult Blood	82270	Hematology	Stool (24 hrs)
Fecal Occult Blood (5 Card)	1402	Stool (Hematology)	Stool
Fibrinogen Level	0415	Hematology	2.7 mL blood (blue top, 90% full)
FISH (HER2)	0301	FISH	Tissue
Free Dilantin	0225	Chemistry	7 mL blood (red top)
Glucose	0242	Chemistry	Blood
Glucose (Serum)	0232	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Glucose (UA semi-quant)	82945	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Group A Strep (molecular)	87651QW	Microbiology	Oropharyngeal (24 hrs)
Group Strep A	0801	Molecular	Oropharyngeal
HCG Urine	1201	Urinalysis	Urine
HCG, Urine (Urinalysis)		Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Hematocrit	0404	Hematology	Blood
Hemoglobin	0403	Hematology	Blood
Hemoglobin & Hematocrit (H&H)	P0418	Hematology	Blood
Heparin Antibodies	0417	Hematology	2.7 mL blood (blue top, 90% full)
HLA	0907	Pathology	Blood
HS Troponin	0208	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Serial monitoring rules apply.
IG	0411	Hematology	Blood
Immunofluorescence	0905	Pathology	Tissue/Blood
Immunofluorescence indirect	0904	Pathology	Tissue/Blood
Immunofluorescent Initial Single Stain	0903	Pathology	Tissue/Blood
Infectious Mononucleosis (IM)	0418	Hematology	Blood
Influenza A	85476-0	Microbiology	Nasopharyngeal (24 hrs)
Influenza A / B	0803	Molecular Virology	Respiratory
Influenza B	85476-0	Microbiology	Nasopharyngeal (24 hrs)
Intact HCG (Serum)	0205	Chemistry	Blood
Ketones	0234	Chemistry	10 mL fresh random urine
Ketones (Urinalysis)	81003	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)	0235	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Lactic Acid	0243	Chemistry	Blood
Lactic Acid (Gray top)	0214	Chemistry	3 mL blood (gray top). Transport immediately.
Leukocyte Esterase	81003	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Lipase	0211	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Lithium	0226	Chemistry	3 mL blood (red or gold)
Low Molecular Weight Heparin	0416	Hematology	Blue top, 90% full (adult or pediatric). Deliver within 3 hrs.
Macroscopic Urine Only	1203	Urinalysis	Urine
Magnesium Serum	0213	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Malignant Leukocyte Immunophenotyping	1301	Cellular Immunology	Blood
MCH	0405	Hematology	Blood
MCHC	0406	Hematology	Blood
MCV	0407	Hematology	Blood
Microscopic Urine Only	1202	Urinalysis	Urine
Nitrite	81003	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Non-Malignant Leukocyte Immunophenotyping	1302	Cellular Immunology	Blood
Osmolality (Serum)	0236	Chemistry	2 mL blood (red/gold/green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Osmolality (Urine)	0237	Chemistry	2 mL fresh random urine. No preservative.
Phosphorus	0238	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Platelet Count	0409	Hematology	Blood
PMV	0410	Hematology	Blood
Procalcitonin	0412	Hematology	3 mL blood (Red, Gold, Light Green). Adult/Pediatric.
Protein (UA semi-quant)	81003	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Prothrombin Time (PT/INR)	0414	Hematology	2.7 mL blood (blue top 90% full)
PTT	0413	Hematology	2.7 mL blood (blue top 90% full)
Rapamycin	0220	Chemistry	2 mL blood (lavender only)
RBC	0402	Hematology	Blood
RDW	0408	Hematology	Blood
Respiratory Pathogen Panel	P0806	Molecular Virology	Respiratory
Respiratory Sore Throat Panel	P0807	Molecular Virology	Respiratory
RSV	87634-QW	Microbiology	Nasopharyngeal (24 hrs)
RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus)	0805	Molecular Virology	Respiratory
Salicylate	0209	Chemistry	3 mL blood (red or gold)
SARS-CoV-2 NAAT	0804	Molecular Virology	Respiratory
SARS-CoV-2 PCR	0802	Molecular Virology	Respiratory
SARS-CoV-2 swab (molecular)	87635QW	Microbiology	Nasopharyngeal (24 hrs)
Stain Group I	0901	Pathology	Tissue/Blood
Stains Group II	0902	Pathology	Tissue/Blood
Theophylyin	0229	Chemistry	Blood
Tobramycin	0228	Chemistry	3 mL blood (Red top). Cannot draw from infusion line.
Total Protein (Serum)	0239	Chemistry	2 mL blood (light green). Pediatrics: 0.5 mL.
Type & Screen	1501	Blood Bank	Blood
Urinalysis	P1200	Urinalysis	Urine
Urinalysis & HCG	81025	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)
Urobilinogen	81003	Hematology	Urine (24 hrs)

Tests Menu

Tests

Acetaminophen

Acetone

Ammonia

Amylase Serum

Basic Metabolic Panel

Bilirubin Urinalysis

BLOOD BANK (ABO/RH)

Blood or Hgb (UA)

BUN

Calcium

CBC w/ Auto Diff

CBC w/ m/Diff

CBC with Differential (ABC)

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)

Creatinine

Creatinine Kinase MB (CKMB)

Creatinine Kinase Total (CK)

Digoxin

Drug Screen (12 Drugs)

Drug Screen (8 Drugs)

Electrolyte Panel

Enzyme H I

ESR

Ethanol Serum

Ethylene Glycol Serum

Fecal Occult Blood

Fecal Occult Blood (5 Card)

Fibrinogen Level

FISH (HER2)

Free Dilantin

Glucose

Glucose (Serum)

Glucose (UA semi-quant)

Group A Strep (molecular)

Group Strep A

HCG Urine

HCG, Urine (Urinalysis)

Hematocrit

Hemoglobin

Hemoglobin & Hematocrit (H&H)

Heparin Antibodies

HLA

HS Troponin

IG

Immunofluorescence

Immunofluorescence indirect

Immunofluorescent Initial Single Stain

Infectious Mononucleosis (IM)

Influenza A

Influenza A / B

Influenza B

Intact HCG (Serum)

Ketones

Ketones (Urinalysis)

Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH)

Lactic Acid

Lactic Acid (Gray top)

Leukocyte Esterase

Lipase

Lithium

Low Molecular Weight Heparin

Macroscopic Urine Only

Magnesium Serum

Malignant Leukocyte Immunophenotyping

MCH

MCHC

MCV

Microscopic Urine Only

Nitrite

Non-Malignant Leukocyte Immunophenotyping

Osmolality (Serum)

Osmolality (Urine)

Phosphorus

Platelet Count

PMV

Procalcitonin

Protein (UA semi-quant)

Prothrombin Time (PT/INR)