Unilab Case Study

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Unilab is committed to helping you provide quality patient care by offering customized laboratory service characterized by quick turnaround time and a high level of customer service. GENERAL SERVICES • Full-service chemistry laboratory • Secure online ordering and reporting system • Add-on tests may be ordered by phone or online • Quick turn-around time for most tests – same or next-day service • Accumulative reports for significant assays such as hormones • Test panels customized for specific needs • Specimens stored on-site for add-on testing when required • Technical staff available to discuss results • Open 7 days a week DONOR SERVICES • Testing for both egg and sperm donors • Quarterly reports allow easy access for FDA inspectors • Verbal

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