Hematology
Routine and specialized hematology with clear, clinically useful reporting. CBC with differential, platelet analysis, and review flags support fast decisions in primary care and specialty settings.
Accurate blood cell evaluation
Automated analyzers with rule-based slide review where indicated. Reports include reference intervals and interpretive flags for quick triage.
*After specimen receipt.
Collection and handling
- Tubes: EDTA lavender-top for CBC and differential
- Invert gently to mix anticoagulant; avoid clots and hemolysis
- Label with two identifiers and ship per temperature guidance
Include a completed requisition and ICD-10 codes with each specimen.
Common hematology parameters
Red cell indices
- RBC, Hemoglobin, Hematocrit
- MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW
- Reticulocyte count where indicated
White cells
- WBC total
- Differential: Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils
- Immature granulocyte flags when available
Platelets
- Platelet count
- MPV and morphology comments when reviewed
- Reflex smear review per rules
Add-ons by arrangement
- ESR
- Peripheral smear pathologist review
- Specialized coagulation referred as needed
Availability may vary by account configuration. Request the current directory for details.
How to order
- Complete requisition with provider signature and diagnosis codes
- Attach insurance copy front and back or indicate client bill/self-pay
- Schedule pickup, use UPS kit, or dropbox as arranged
Clinical notes
- Reference intervals and delta checks support accurate trending
- Flags prompt reflex smear review per rules
- Consider hydration status, altitude, pregnancy, and medications
Coverage and billing
We work with a broad payor network. Patients may be responsible for copays or deductibles per plan. Client billing is available by arrangement.
Certifications
- CAP Number: 4495301-01
- CLIA: 05D0642622
- NPI: 1407878358
- HIPAA compliant PHI handling and secure delivery
Frequently asked
Which tube should I use for CBC with differential?
Use an EDTA lavender-top tube. Invert gently to mix and avoid clots.
Do you perform smear reviews?
Yes. Reflex smear review is performed based on analyzer rules and clinical flags. Pathologist review can be arranged.
What is the typical turnaround?
Most hematology results are reported within 24–72 hours after the specimen is received in the lab.
Ready to order?
Request the hematology requisition or become a client to start ordering.