How it works
Three steps between you and a finished draw.
No portal, no account, no paperwork to figure out alone. A short conversation, a confirmed time, and a visit that happens where you already are.
You tell us what you need
Call, text, or send the request form. We ask for the service, the city, and a date that works — plus anything that would make the visit easier, like a nervous child or a vein that has given people trouble before.
- Service: a blood draw or a drug-test collection
- Where: home, office, or care facility
- When: a preferred date, or “as soon as you can”
- Anything we should plan around
We confirm the visit
A request is a request, not a booking — so we come back to you with a confirmed time. You will know what to have ready before we arrive, and you will hear from us if anything changes.
- A confirmed time, not an assumption
- A short list of what to have ready
- A phone number to reach if the day shifts
- For employers: the site, the count, and the contact
We come to you
We arrive when we said, with everything the visit needs. We set up privately, explain each step, and collect gently. When we leave, the specimen and the paperwork are handled the way they should be.
- Fresh supplies for every visit
- A calm, unhurried collection
- Correct handling and documentation
- No follow-up trip to a lab
Before we arrive
Four things and we are set.
If you are missing one of these, call before the visit and we will help you sort it out — it is much easier than discovering it at the door.
Photo ID
For the patient, or for each person being collected.
Lab order
A requisition from your provider, if the draw requires one. Paper or phone.
Authorization
For drug testing: the employer order or the paperwork your program uses.
Space and a seat
A comfortable chair with a little clear room beside it.
Start here
Send a request, or just call.
Both reach us. Use whichever is easier — a request form has the details we need in one place, and a phone call is quicker if your question is not one of the obvious ones.