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Phlebotomy facts
Phlebotomy Saves Lives
The work that phlebotomists do saves the lives of patients every day. Whether taking a sample to determine the presence of an illness or drawing donated blood to help those in need of transfusions, the work of someone skilled in venipuncture is incredibly important to the health and safety of the individuals they work with.
Research
Research assistants may draw blood as part of their studies to help understand and make sense of human health. Analyzing the blood of participants to determine genetic markers for illnesses, the body’s responses to treatment, or the way blood cells behave when the patient already has a known diagnosis can help further our knowledge of how to recognize and treat serious illnesses.
Health & Treatment
Drawn blood can indicate the presence or absence of blood cells to indicate a serious illness or unhealthy levels of cholesterol or blood sugars. It can also indicate genetic markers that signal a predisposition for a disease, or the possibility of disease in future children.
What's the difference?
Mobile Lab
Traditional Lab
Traditional Lab
Convenience
- Mobile Lab: Comes to your home or office on your schedule. No driving, parking, or long waits.
Comfort
- Mobile Lab: You are in your own environment, which can reduce stress and anxiety – especially for kids.
Flexibility
- Mobile Lab: Ideal for kids, seniors, busy professionals, or anyone with transportation challenges.
Personalized Attention
- Mobile Lab: One-on-one care with no rush. The phlebotomist focuses solely on you or your family member.
Exposure to Illness
- Mobile Lab: Lower risk since you are not around other sick patients.
Traditional Lab
Traditional Lab
Traditional Lab
Convenience
- Traditional Lab: Requires you to take time off work, drive to a location, and potentially wait in a crowded lobby.
Comfort
- Traditional Lab: Medical settings can be intimidating, noisy, and overstimulating.
Flexibility
- Traditional Lab: Typically limited to standard hours and may not accommodate special needs as easily.
Personalized Attention
- Traditional Lab: Staff may be juggling multiple patients at once, leading to a less personal experience.
Exposure to Illness
- Traditional Lab: Higher exposure risk in shared waiting rooms.