Blood Test
in Vermont

Blood Test FAQs

• Where can I get a blood test in Vermont?

  In general, blood tests are available throughout Vermont at medical labs, urgent care centers, retail clinics, primary care doctor offices, and many local pharmacies. While walk-in appointments are typically available, booking a visit online will reduce your wait time and ensure you have your blood work results sooner.

• How can I book a blood test in Vermont?

  Regardless of the kind of blood test you are seeking, Solv can help you book an appointment. Simply search for labs and healthcare providers within the State of Vermont, filter by the test you want and find a top-rated blood testing location. Be sure to include “blood testing” as the reason for visit.

• Where can I get blood work after hours in Vermont?

  Outside routine work hours, most Vermont labs and primary care offices are closed, however, most of the area’s urgent care and retail clinics are open later than typical business hours and on weekends. Book an after-hours visit to get prompt, no-hassle care and get your blood test results faster.

• Can I make a same-day appointment for blood work in Vermont?

  Same-day and next-day appointments for many blood tests can easily be booked directly through Solv. Simply search for labs and healthcare providers within the State of Vermont, find a lab or draw station, and book the most convenient time for you. Be sure to include “blood work” as your reason for visit.

• How do I find the best labs for blood testing in Vermont?

  Solv gathers ratings, reviews, and other data on labs and healthcare providers across Vermont to ensure the providers meet our high standards. Search for blood work providers, see what previous patients think, and book an appointment with a top-rated lab or clinic today!

• Who should get a blood test?

  Blood tests provide a valuable look at your overall health and blood work should be done at least once a year. They offer a great way to catch illness or disease early on, or see how you are progressing with on-going treatment. Your doctor or healthcare provider typically orders blood tests for you during an annual physical or as necessary for a specific diagnosis. It’s possible to order your own blood tests without a doctor, particularly for things like STD tests or hemoglobin A1c tests.

• Are video visits available for blood work in Vermont?

  While a blood test cannot be performed over video, your doctor can both initially prescribe blood tests using telemedicine, and review results with you virtually.

• How much does a blood test cost in Vermont?

  Without insurance, blood work typically costs between $50 to $1,000, or sometimes more depending on the specific tests and the provider type you are having the tests performed at. At-home tests are available in most areas and could cost substantially less. Book a consultation with a lab testing provider in Vermont today to get more details on the specific blood work you are looking for.

• How long do blood tests take?

  Blood tests can be performed either in-office or performed on samples that are sent to an outside lab. The collection itself should only take a few minutes, and the results could be ready within a few hours or up to one to two weeks depending on the test you are getting done. Once you’ve received your results, your doctor can discuss them with you either in-person, on the phone, or through a video visit.

• Is blood work covered by my insurance?

  Most common blood tests are covered under insurance plans, particularly when your doctor orders them as part of an annual physical or supporting a diagnosis. If you are self prescribing the test, however, it may not be covered by insurance. If you have questions about your specific insurance coverage, it is best to contact your carrier or your provider.