STAT

STAT Blood Draw

A STAT blood draw refers to a blood sample taken quickly and urgently, typically for immediate or critical medical testing. 

Gender Reveal

Gender Reveal Testing

Gender reveal testing typically refers to methods used to determine the biological sex of a fetus, which is then revealed to the expecting parents and others in a special way, often through a celebration or event. The test results are often kept a secret until the reveal, which can involve surprising or creative ways of disclosing the information, such as with balloons, cakes, or confetti.

Routine

Routine Blood Draw

A routine blood draw refers to the collection of a blood sample for testing that is not urgent and can be processed in a typical or scheduled timeframe. 

Urine

collection

Routine / STAT Urine Collection

Urine collection is a medical procedure where a sample of urine is collected from a patient for diagnostic testing. Urine tests can help detect a wide range of conditions, such as urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney function issues, diabetes, pregnancy, and drug use, among others. The collection process and the type of sample needed can vary depending on the purpose of the test.

Specialty

Specialty Kits

A specialty kit blood draw refers to a blood collection process that uses a specific set of tools or kits designed to collect blood samples for particular types of tests or procedures. These tests are often more specialized than routine or stat blood draws and may require special handling, processing, or analysis.

Specimen pick up

Specimen Pick up / Drop off

Specimen pick-up refers to the process of collecting and transporting biological samples (such as blood, urine, tissue, or other bodily fluids) from a patient or healthcare facility to a laboratory for testing or analysis. It ensures that the specimen is handled, transported, and processed correctly to obtain accurate and reliable results.