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Lab Services at NWHSU Clinics

The NWHSU Clinics offer lab services for our patients, providing a convenient way to request common laboratory tests without a clinician appointment.

Lab Services Online Request Form

Call for Lab Services

Metabolic & Thyroid Health

Person in lab coat and blue gloves handling a small vial in a laboratory setting. Background is blurred.Metabolic health tests available: blood sugar regulation and cholesterol, including a comprehensive metabolic panel, lipid panel, cholesterol, glucose, insulin, hemoglobin A1C, and more.

Thyroid health tests available: T3, T4, TSH, and more.

View More Metabolic Test Options
Hormonal Health

A healthcare worker in gloves places a tourniquet on a woman’s arm, preparing her for a blood draw or injection at a medical clinic.Hormonal health testing available: Hormonal health for fertility, (peri)menopause, prostate health and more, including:  DHEA, Estradiol, Folic Acid, FSH, LH, Progesterone, Testosterone, and PSA.

View More Hormonal Health Test Options
Inflammation, Immune System, and Stress

A blood sample tube next to a checklist with “Lipid Profile” and tests for cholesterol and triglycerides marked with red check marks.Stress tests available:  C-Reactive Protein, cortisol, rheumatoid factor, and more.

View More Stress Test Options
General Health and Vitamins Deficiencies

A person in a lab coat and blue gloves uses a pipette to transfer liquid into small test tubes on a lab bench.General tests available: calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, B12, and more.

View More General Health Test Options

How to Request Lab Services at NWHSU Clinics in Four Steps

 

NWHSU First Point
Submit Your Lab Request

Complete the form below to select the tests you would like ordered. Have questions? You can connect with our staff at 952-885-5444.

NWHSU Second Point
Confirm & Pay for Your Order

You’ll receive a welcome email from notifications@janeapp.com to complete your account setup, where you can enter your credit card information. We’ll also call you to confirm your selections, at which time we can process your payment over the phone, if you prefer. 

NWHSU Third Point
Get Your Labs Drawn at Any Quest Location

We’ll send you a notification through Jane EMR when your order is ready and you can go to the lab. You may visit any Quest Diagnostics location at your convenience for specimen collection. 

NWHSU Fourth Point
Receive Your Results

Lab results are typically available within approximately 2 weeks via the Quest App, MyQuest Portal. 

Frequently Asked Questions – Lab Services

Direct Access Lab Testing allows you to request certain laboratory tests without needing a provider’s visit or referral. You choose which tests you want, submit the request form, and we take care of the rest.

No. Direct Access Lab Testing does not require a clinic appointment or provider approval.

Simply complete the online form above and select the tests you want ordered. Our team will register you in our Jane EMR system and contact you for payment.

After you submit your request, a team member will call you to securely collect payment before your lab order is sent to Quest Diagnostics.

You may go to any Quest Diagnostics location that is convenient for you. Once your order is placed, Quest will have it in their system and ready when you arrive.

Result times vary depending on the test. Most results are available within a few days, though some specialized tests may take up to two weeks to be finalized.

Your results will be released directly to you through the Quest Patient Portal. 

Direct Access Lab Testing does not include a provider review or interpretation of results. Please contact your primary provider if you’d like to review lab testing results.

No. Direct Access Lab Testing is self-pay only. Payment is collected prior to submitting your lab order. 

Some tests do require fasting (such as glucose or lipid panels). 

NWHSU Clinical Laboratory staff cannot advise on laboratory test selection. Test decisions must be made independently. If you require advisement on lab panel selection, please consult with a healthcare provider.