Counts red cells, white cells and platelets to give a broad picture of general health.
- No fasting
- Same day
Test catalogue
What each test is for, whether you'll need to fast, what to bring and how long results take. Tick the ones you're coming in for and we'll put them on one prep sheet.
The visits people come in for most, already set up. Open one and add or take away tests as you need.
The lab panel Immigration asks for, in one sheet. Hand it to a new hire.
5 tests
The bloods and urine most check-ups start with. One morning, one fast, done.
7 tests
Drug screen plus a urinalysis. Built for employers sending staff in.
2 tests
Cholesterol, fasting sugar and a resting ECG, read by our physician.
3 tests
Nothing by that name. Try another, or just call and ask us.
Counts red cells, white cells and platelets to give a broad picture of general health.
Fourteen blood measurements covering kidneys, liver, blood sugar and electrolytes.
A single blood-sugar reading taken after an overnight fast.
Shows your average blood sugar over the past two to three months.
Measures total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides.
A urine or blood test for the pregnancy hormone hCG.
TSH, free T3 and free T4 together, the full picture of how your thyroid is working.
A blood screen for current hepatitis B infection, part of the work permit medical panel.
A blood screen for HIV 1 and HIV 2 antibodies, required for the work permit medical.
A small injection under the skin of the forearm, read exactly 48 hours later.
A blood screen for syphilis, part of the work permit medical panel.
Checks a urine sample for protein, sugar, blood and signs of infection.
A urine screen for common drugs of abuse, used for pre-employment and workplace testing.
A cheek swab collected here and processed by an accredited laboratory in Florida.
A 12-lead recording of the heart's electrical activity, read by our physician.
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Call or walk in. The doctor will tell you what's worth running, and most of it is done right here.
Mon–Fri 9 AM–5 PM · Sat 10 AM–2 PM