Medical Services
Medical Services, Vaccinations and Occupational Health Support
LabReqs offers more than online lab testing. We help customers access medical services that are often required for school, clinical rotations, healthcare employment, onboarding, occupational health, and compliance documentation.
Through our network of clinic and occupational health providers, LabReqs may be able to help coordinate vaccinations, physicals, TB skin tests, chest X-rays, vision testing, respirator services, drug testing, and other medical services in addition to lab testing.
Why medical services matter
Many customers come to LabReqs for a titer test or TB blood test, but their school, employer, hospital, or clinical program may require more than lab work. A typical checklist can include vaccinations, TB skin testing, physical exams, drug testing, respirator fit testing, vision screening, or a chest X-ray.
Offering these services makes LabReqs a more complete support option. Instead of sending customers to multiple websites and asking them to figure everything out alone, LabReqs can help customers understand what type of service they may need and whether local coordination is available.
Medical services we may help coordinate
Availability varies by location, provider, service type, state rules, and scheduling capacity. Contact LabReqs before ordering if you have a deadline or need a specific service in your area.
Vaccinations are commonly required for healthcare training, school enrollment, employment, travel, and occupational health needs.
- MMR vaccine
- Varicella vaccine
- Hepatitis B vaccine series
- Hepatitis A vaccine when available
- TDaP vaccine
- Seasonal flu shot
Many schools, clinical programs, healthcare employers, and occupational settings require tuberculosis screening or documentation.
- 1-step TB skin test, also called TST or PPD
- 2-step TB skin test when required
- TB blood testing options
- Chest X-ray coordination when needed
- Follow-up instructions for reading TB skin tests within the required time window
Physical exams may be needed for school programs, employment, occupational requirements, return-to-work processes, or onboarding documentation.
- General physical exams
- Non-DOT physicals when available
- DOT-look-alike physicals when available
- Fitness-for-duty services
- Height and weight verification
Drug testing and occupational screening are often required for employment, school programs, clinical placement, workplace safety, or compliance documentation.
- Urine drug testing options
- Employment screening support
- School or clinical program drug testing
- Workplace and onboarding-related testing
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