At PIL Labs, we provide comprehensive lab testing to support your health. This guide covers our services, blood draw preparation, and post-result expectations, helping you navigate the process and make informed health decisions.
An appointment is not necessary at all PIl Patient Service Centers. You can walk in anytime as long as you have the order from your physician.... (Read More)
The results of some tests are intended to be interpreted when you have not eaten prior to your sample being collected. Examples include lipid panels and glucose tests. When fa... (Read More)
Most tests do not require any special preparation. Others, however, may require you to fast or avoid specific foods or take other steps in advance of the test. Always carefull... (Read More)
At this time, we recommend contacting your healthcare provider directly to obtain your results. Currently, our website does not offer online access to patient results.
If y... (Read More)
Not necessarily. A test result outside the reference range signals to further investigate, but it may or may not indicate a specific problem. It is possible that your result i... (Read More)
The reference ranges for your tests can be found on your laboratory report. They are typically found to the right of your results. Keep in mind that reference ranges can vary ... (Read More)
You will want to discuss your personal results with your health care provider, who is the best resource for interpreting them in the context of your medical and family history... (Read More)
If your results are within normal limits, it’s certainly a good sign. But one set of tests only offers a snapshot of certain aspects of your health. There is a lot of overla... (Read More)
