Stat Lab · Strictly mobile · Since 2008
Stat Lab is a mobile medical laboratory and phlebotomy practice for homebound patients across Virginia, Maryland and Washington, DC. We bring the collection to the bedside — no waiting room, no ride, no hour in a chair that is not yours.
The draw happens where the patient already is.
Bedside, armchair or kitchen table
Strictly mobile
Home visits only — we travel to the patient, every time.
Homebound patients
Bedside, armchair, or kitchen table.
Since 2008
Years of draws, without a storefront.
Send these details and a Stat Lab phlebotomist will call you back to confirm the day and time. If you already have the order from the doctor, say so and we will go over it with you.
What happens next
Everything here happens in the patient’s home. The full list, grouped by who is asking — a family, a care setting, a practice, or an order that needs something specific. Plain descriptions, because most people asking are arranging this for a parent, not for themselves.
01
5 services
For the patient who stays home, and the daughter, son or caregiver arranging it from a phone.
02
4 services
For the people who run the building and answer for its residents, and would rather the lab came in.
03
3 services
For the clinician whose patient should not have to be transported for a blood draw.
04
4 services
When the order asks for something other than a routine draw, or for timing that will not wait.
16 collections in all, every one of them at the patient’s home.
You are the one making the appointment for someone else. That is most of our calls. We plan around mobility, hearing, medication schedules and the pace of the day, and a caregiver is welcome to stay in the room for the whole visit.
Home health agencies, assisted living communities, group homes and concierge physicians use us so a resident does not have to be transported for a routine draw. Several orders in one building can be collected in a single visit.
Four steps from the first message to the result reaching the doctor. Nothing here needs a printer, a drive, or a day off.
Start at step oneA short form or a phone call. Tell us the patient, the town, and what the order calls for. It takes a couple of minutes.
We call back to agree on the day and the time window, go over the order, and answer anything the family wants to ask first.
We arrive with the supplies and complete the draw at the bedside, in an armchair, or at the kitchen table, at the patient’s pace.
Specimens are handled and routed to the laboratory on the order, and the results return to the provider who ordered them.
2008
The year this practice started making house calls.
3
States and the District we travel for home visits.
Stat Lab is not a lab with a courier. It is one mobile practice that has been doing this since 2008, and the convenience is the point.
No storefront, no walk-in traffic competing for the appointment. The whole schedule is built around traveling to patients.
A difficult vein, a nervous patient, or a family with questions gets time. We would rather do it once, calmly, than fast.
Years of homebound, geriatric and pediatric draws across the DMV area, and the habits that come with them.
Whoever helps the patient day to day can stay for the visit, ask the questions, and hear the same answers we give.
Our community, our focus
Stat Lab is the practice behind the slogan: lab testing, phlebotomy, specimen pickup and collection, brought to skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, mobile physicians, clinical trials and mental health programs — because a patient who cannot come to the lab still needs the lab.
We cover the DMV area — Virginia, Maryland and Washington, DC — and we go to the patient wherever they live. If you are not sure whether your town is on a route, ask. The answer is usually yes, and if it is not we will tell you straight away.
See the service areaVirginia
Northern Virginia and beyond — tell us the county.
Maryland
Montgomery, Prince George’s and the DC suburbs.
Washington, DC
All wards, homes and residential buildings.
The short answers. If yours is not here, send it and we will answer it properly.
All questionsFor most lab tests, yes. The order tells us which tests to collect and where the results should go. If you do not have one yet, send the request anyway and we will talk through what your provider needs to send.
The lab order if you have a paper copy, a photo ID, and an insurance card if your provider asked for one. Have the patient drinking water beforehand, since it makes the draw easier, and tell us about blood thinners or a history of fainting when you send the request.
Yes. We visit private homes and residential care settings across the DMV area. If several residents need lab work, tell us how many and we can plan a single visit that covers more than one patient.
The test itself is the same. What changes is where the collection happens: the bedside instead of a waiting room, with no drive, no long walk from the parking lot, and no hour spent in a chair that is not yours. Results go to the ordering provider either way.
Tell us who the visit is for and where. We will call to confirm the day and answer anything you want to ask before we arrive.
Call or text(571) 741-2527A couple of minutes now, and we take it from there.
