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Q: Are the prices listed the total cost?
A: Yes. There are no draw fees and the fee listed
is your total cost.
Q: Can a company or group offer our tests as a benefit?
A: Yes. Negotiated discounts are available. Please see
our Partner Program.
Q: Why should I get tested?
A: A lab test amy help to identify a potential problem
area and thereby establishing a baseline for which
future tests can be monitored.
Q: Do I need to see my doctor to get tested?
A: No. You may use us to order a lab test without consulting your doctor. We do, however,
recommend that you share the lab results with your Doctor.
Q: Who gets tested at LabTest MD?
· Adults, Teens, Children
· Those who are un-insured.
· Anyone who needs frequent testing for the same condition.
· Companies who wish to screen their employees for illegal substances.
Q: Is this covered by my insurance?
A: We do not file insurance claim. Some insurance plans have a "wellness" or prevention
benefit and you should contact your carrier for that information.
Q: Does Medicare cover this?
A: No.
Q: Do I need an appointment?
A: No. An appointment is not required.
Q: Should I eat or not eat before the tests?
A: Please contact us to find out about fasting requirements.
Q: When will I receive the results?
A: We will mail, fax, or email your results withing 24-72 hours after your blood is drawn for
serum tests. If you would like to pick up your test results in person we will call when
they are ready.
Q: Are the results confidential?
A: Yes. We respect your privacy and maintain confidentiality. You are the only one who
receives the results unless you specifically direct us otherwise.
Q: Will I be able to understand the test results?
A: You should consult with your physician regarding interpretation of your test results.
Q: How reliable are the results?
A: We use a leading national laboratory, which is a fully accredited, licensed Medical
Reference Lab.
Q: Will my doctor see the results or receive a copy?
A: We deal directly with you and provide the results only to you. We recommend that you
take a copy of the results with you when you visit your Doctor.
Q: What if I receive an abnormal value?
A: Abnormalities do not necessarily mean you have an illness or disease. We strongly
recommend you discuss the results with your Doctor.
Q: Who can I contact about abnormal results?
A: Questions regarding abnormal results should be discussed with your Doctor.
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