Telehealth Lab Testing
Tele-Health Testing

Telehealth Lab Testing

LabX Tele-Testing brings blood and urine testing to your patient β€” wherever they are. A mailed collection kit, a trained observer guiding the process by video, and results on a secure portal in 24–48 hours. No waiting rooms, no transportation barriers.

Testing anywhere your patients are

For patients with limited mobility, no transportation, or those in rural areas, getting to a lab can be the barrier that keeps them from testing at all. LabX Tele-Testing removes it β€” bringing observed, lab-supervised collection to the patient's home while keeping the provider connected to fast, reliable results.

How it works

  1. A kit is mailed to the patient β€” a tamper-evident collection kit for blood and urine, with tracking and a prepaid return label.
  2. A trained LabX observer joins by video β€” scheduling the call and guiding and monitoring the collection to help ensure a valid, properly collected specimen.
  3. Results in 24–48 hours β€” once the sample reaches the lab, results are posted to a secure portal for the ordering provider.
Telehealth Lab Testing

Observed collection you can trust

Because a trained observer guides and monitors the collection over video, the specimen is collected under supervision β€” supporting specimen validity and chain of custody much like an in-lab collection would. That matters most in monitoring settings where the integrity of the result is essential.

Built for monitoring programs

Tele-Testing is especially well suited to addiction treatment and intensive outpatient programs (IOP), MAT and buprenorphine practices, and behavioral-health medication management β€” settings that rely on consistent, defensible toxicology and can benefit from small-volume blood testing. Testing is ordered by the treating provider.

Talk to a licensed physician

Laboratory results are one part of a clinical picture and are not a diagnosis on their own. Always review results with a licensed physician or the ordering clinician. See our medical disclaimer.

Common questions

What can be collected through telehealth testing?
Blood and urine specimens are collected at home using a mailed kit, guided and monitored by a trained LabX observer over video.
How are results delivered, and how fast?
Once the specimen reaches the lab, results are typically available to the ordering provider on a secure portal within 24–48 hours.
How is telehealth testing billed?
Telehealth specimens are billed the same way as in-lab testing β€” to the patient's insurance where applicable, subject to the plan's coverage rules and any patient cost-sharing. Contact us for details.
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Medical disclaimer. LabX Diagnostics and Vantage provide laboratory testing only. Test results and information on this site are for informational purposes and are not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a licensed physician or other qualified healthcare provider about your results and before making any health decision. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911. Read the full disclaimer.