Laboratory Services
Fast & Convenient Services Available at Wilson Health
Wilson Health offers a full range of laboratory services for both inpatients and outpatients.
Our lab is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Healthcare (ACHC) and holds a CLIA Certificate.
Outpatient Lab
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday: 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Saturday: 7a.m. - 12 Noon
Walk-In Lab Services
Direct Access Testing
Wilson Health offers a variety of Direct Access Lab Tests for your own health management. You do not need a doctor’s order and we’ll send the results directly to you to consult your physician for further information. Simply walk-in to Wilson Health’s Outpatient Lab during our hours of operation. Direct Access Testing is available daily (except Sunday) to the public on a cash basis.
Below is the pricing list for all of our available direct access testing services. If you would like more information on pricing, please review our Patient Price Information page.
If you plan on coming to the Outpatient Lab, please download the following document and bring it with you when you arrive for your appointment.
Direct Access Testing Requisition
*FASTING REQUIRED: For tests that require fasting, eat or drink nothing but water for 8-12 hours before your blood test. Do not stop taking your prescription medications. If your doctor advised you to take your medication with food, consult with your doctor before fasting.
Diabetes
TEST: | COST: |
Fasting Glucose | $10 |
Hemoglobin A1C | $20 |
Hormones
TEST: | COST: |
Thyroid Screen | $50 (TSH/Free T4) |
TSH | $25 |
Free T4 | $25 |
Testosterone Total | $30 |
Digestive
TEST: | COST: |
Celiac Panel | $90 |
IFOB/FIT (not Cologuard) | $40 |
Heart Health
TEST: | COST: |
Lipid Panel | $20 |
Cholesterol Total | $10 |
CRP (high sensitivity) | $25 |
Allergies
TEST: | COST: |
Food Allergy | $136 (17 allergens) |
Respiratory Allergy | $224 (Ohio - 27 allergens & Total IgE) |
Wellness Profiles
TEST: | COST: |
Men's Profile (Comprehensive Metabolic Panel/Lipid Panel/PSA Screening/High Sensitivity CRP) | $100 |
Women's Profile (Comprehensive Metabolic Panel/Lipid Panel/TSH/High Sensitivity CRP) | $100 |
Individual Tests
TEST: | COST: |
Urine Pregnancy (Qualitative) | $15 |
Serum Pregnancy (Quantitiative) | $25 |
Progesterone | $25 |
Urinalysis w/ Reflex Microscopic | $20 |
Potassium | $10 |
Calcium | $10 |
Vitamin D | $35 |
Vitamin B12 | $30 |
Prostate Screen PSA | $30 |
Magnesium | $10 |
Uric Acid | $10 |
Homocysteine | $35 |
Infectious Diseases (STDs)
TEST: | COST: |
*Chlamydia & Gonorrhea | $60 (Urine) |
*Trichomonas | $50 (Urine) |
*Syphilis w/ Confirmation | $40 (Blood) |
*Hepatitis B Infection | $35 (Blood) |
*Herpes Simplex 1 & 2 Ab | $45 (Blood) |
Other Infectious Diseases/Immunity
TEST: | COST: |
Measles Ab | $30 |
Mumps Ab | $30 |
Rubella Ab | $30 |
Varicella Zoster Ab | $30 |
Hepatitis A Immune Status | $30 |
Hepatitis B Immune Status | $45 |
*Hepatitis C w/ Confirmation | $70 |
Respiratory
TEST: | COST: |
COVID-19 | $60 (Antigen) |
COVID-19 | $90 (Molecular) |
COVID-19 | $65 (Antibody -IGG) |
Influenza A & B | $75 (Molecular) |
Strep A | $50 (Molecular) |
RSV | $50 (Molecular) |
Mononucleosis Spot Test | $30 |
Blood Type/Iron Levels/Anemia
TEST: | COST: |
Blood Type ABORH | $25 |
Anemia Screen (Hgb / TIBC / Iron / % Iron Saturation) | $30 |
Hemoglobin | $10 |
Complete Blood Count (CBC) | $20 |
Ferritin | $25 |
Iron | $10 |
TIBC | $10 |
Additional Panels
TEST: | COST: |
BMP (Basic Metabolic Panel) | $30 |
CMP Comprehensive Panel | $45 |
Kidney Panel | $35 |
Liver Panel | $35 |
* Indicates patient will be notified for follow up care if test results are abnormal
Panel Reference Chart
Who do I contact for reporting a complaint?
You may contact the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Central Office, Division of Laboratory Services (CLIA), in Baltimore, Maryland at (410) 786-3531 locally or toll-free at 1-877-267-2323 ext 63531.
Why would I need to file a complaint?
A complaint is any concern that you may have about a laboratory's operation. Examples include the following:
- Quality of testing
- Unlabeled specimens
- Unethical practices; e.g., record falsification, proficiency testing cheating
- Confidentiality of patient information
- Laboratory personnel qualification or responsibility issues