Lab Services & Lab Testing in Georgia
We understand that most people don’t enjoy having their blood drawn, which is why we are dedicated to improving both comfort and convenience. We partner with Third Party Lab Vendors, like LabCorp, to provide onsite access to LabCorp Phlebotomist at several of our locations. Additionally, our flexible drop-in hours make it easier for you to access lab services at a time that suits your schedule best.
Convenient Lab Locations & Hours
We partner with third party lab vendors, like LabCorp, to provide onsite access to LabCorp Phlebotomists at several AllCare Primary & Immediate Care locations. You can drop in without the need for an appointment during specified lab hours or visit a LabCorp or Quest Patient Service Center of your choosing.
- 339AllCare GA Alpharetta
No Lab Hours Available - AllCare GA Buckhead
Monday through Sunday
9:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 7:00pm - AllCare GA Dallas
Monday through Friday
8:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 5:00pm - AllCare GA Decatur
Monday through Friday
8:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 5:00pm - AllCare GA Ellard Village
No Lab Hours Available - AllCare GA Midtown
To Be Announced - AllCare GA Halycon
To Be Announced - AllCare GA Hamilton Ridge
To Be Announced - AllCare GA Duluth
To Be Announced - AllCare GA Northside
Monday through Sunday
9:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 6:00pm - AllCare GA Peachtree Plaza
Monday through Friday
8:00am – 1:00pm
2:00pm – 5:00pm - AllCare GA Tyrone
Monday through Friday
9:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 6:00pm - AllCare GA Reynoldstown
Monday through Friday
8:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 5:00pm - AllCare GA Smyrna
Monday through Friday
9:00am – 1:30pm
2:30pm – 5:00pm
Frequently Asked Questions
How do laboratory services work at AllCare Primary & Immediate Care?
Following your visit with an AllCare Primary & Immediate Care provider and receiving an order for lab work, you can visit any AllCare Primary & Immediate Care location offering lab hours. Please note that wait times and availability may fluctuate based on the day and location. Our office team will guide you through the next steps upon your arrival at the center.
Do I need to fast before my lab tests?
While many tests do not necessitate fasting (abstaining from food before a lab test), some require fasting for accurate results. If your provider advises fasting before your tests, refrain from consuming food or beverages, except water, for at least 12 hours prior to the test. You can continue taking medications during this fasting period, and it’s advisable to drink ample water to stay hydrated and facilitate an easier blood draw.
Do I need to have an appointment for lab tests?
No appointment is required. If your AllCare Primary & Immediate Care provider has ordered your test(s), you can visit an AllCare or Patient Service Location office during lab hours (or after your appointment). If you have inquiries regarding which tests are covered by your insurance plan, we advise you to consult with your insurance company before undergoing your test(s).
Where do I go for a blood draw?
The majority of AllCare Primary & Immediate Carea clinics offer on-site lab services without requiring an appointment. This allows you to have your blood drawn immediately following a visit (if during drop-in hours) or at your convenience throughout the week.
What if I want to go to an off-site lab for testing?
If you prefer, you can go to an off-site lab such as LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics. Please contact them directly for their respective locations/hours.
How long does it take to get my lab test results?
Typically, it requires 3–7 business days for us to obtain your lab results.
Delays in results may occur during periods of increased lab volume, such as during an epidemic, pandemic, or similar circumstances.
How does insurance coverage work with lab tests?
Our Lab Vendors accept many insurance plans as possible, there may be some specific plans that we do not currently participate in. We recommend contacting our office to inquire about your specific insurance plan.
Can I get STI testing at AllCare Primary & Immediate Care?
Yes. Like all medical tests, STI tests are strictly confidential. If you know you were exposed to HIV or viral Hepatitis, you should speak with your physician immediately to discuss early preventive treatment options.
What can I do to prepare for my lab visit?
The best thing patients can do is hydrate! Drinking plenty of water before your lab visit will make your veins more visible. Also, keep in mind that there are requirements for some tests — you may need to fast for certain tests.
How come some test kits have to be collected at home (e.g., stool kits and saliva kits)?
While phlebotomists furnish our patients with materials and collection instructions for stool kits, the samples cannot be collected in the office due to the risk of exposure for both patients and employees.
Similarly, other kits such as saliva test kits or 24-hour urine tests must also be completed at home because the collection process spans an extended period. Although these are completed at home, we provide printed instructions with each kit and verbally review them with you in the office before you depart.
I have a provider outside of AllCare Primary & Immediate Care who ordered lab work for me. Can I get these tests done at AllCare?
Unfortunately, we are unable to accommodate external orders from providers outside of AllCare Primary & Immediate Care.