Need a titer, TB test, or immunity panel for a Lexington-area nursing, medical, or allied-health program? SchoolTiters lets students in Lexington, KY order school-ready lab testing online, with the doctor's order included and no insurance required. Blood draws in the Lexington area are completed at participating Labcorp and Quest Diagnostics locations, and results come back on an official CLIA-certified lab report.

This page is built for students at Lexington-area schools such as University of Kentucky, Bluegrass Community and Technical College, Lincoln Memorial University – Caylor School of Nursing, and Sullivan University College of Nursing, and for anyone completing clinical-rotation, employment, or Kentucky school immunization requirements.

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Lab locations in and near Lexington

A few Lexington-area patient service centers from the lab networks SchoolTiters uses. These are examples, not a complete list; you can use other participating locations in the area. Hours and walk-in availability vary, so check before you go.

For TB skin tests, vaccinations, physicals, and chest X-rays that aren't done at a standard blood-draw lab, SchoolTiters also works with participating occupational health and urgent care clinics.

Lexington-area nursing, medical, and allied-health programs

Students in these Lexington-area programs often need titers, TB testing, or immunization documentation before clinical rotations. Requirements are set by each program and its clinical sites, so always follow your school's compliance checklist.

SchoolTiters is independent and not affiliated with the schools listed. Links go to each school's own program pages.

Kentucky immunization rules for students

College and university students

In Kentucky, immunization and titer requirements for college, nursing, and allied-health students are set by each school and its clinical sites. Check your program's compliance checklist or portal (such as CastleBranch, Complio, or ACEMAPP) for the exact tests you need.

K–12 school entry (including high-school CNA and dual-enrollment students)

Students enrolling or attending Kentucky preschool or public or private primary or secondary school—including classes, sports, and school-sponsored extracurricular activities—must meet state immunization requirements and provide a valid Commonwealth of Kentucky Certificate of Immunization Status (EPID-230). (source)

Many programs accept a quantitative titer as proof of immunity when vaccine records are missing or incomplete. If your program requires a specific test, such as a quantitative Hep B surface antibody or a QuantiFERON TB blood test, order that exact test.

Get your Kentucky vaccination records

Kentucky's immunization registry is Kentucky Immunization Registry (KYIR). Use the KYIR Public Portal to access, save, print, or download your or your minor child’s official record. You need identifying information and the mobile phone number or email used during vaccination registration. Records may also be requested by fax using the KYIR Release of Immunization Record form.

Go to the official Kentucky immunization records page

If your records can't be found, or your school won't accept them, a titer blood test is the fastest way to document immunity.

Titer and TB test prices for Lexington students

Prices include the doctor's order and lab fees, with no hidden checkout fees. Students under 18 order through the separate minors lab tests collection, which has its own pricing. Use code SCHOOL2026 for the student discount.

Help with school forms

If your school form needs completing after your results are in, SchoolTiters can help fill in eligible sections for services ordered through our site:

• Complete your order and your lab visit.
• Fill in your personal information on the school form.
• Email the form and your order number to customerservice@labreqs.com.
• We help with eligible sections related to the services you ordered, including physician signature or stamp requirements when appropriate.

Lexington titer and TB testing FAQs

Updated September 2026. Lab locations and hours change; confirm with the location before visiting. State rules summarized from official state sources linked above; your school and clinical sites may have additional requirements.