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Book at-home blood draws, kit collections, and specimen pickup with independent local providers.

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Independent local providers — each profile shows the credentials they declare.

Why Patients Choose PhlebFlow

A blood draw where you are, from an independent professional you choose.

Homebound Comfort

Perfect for elderly, pediatric, disabled, or immunocompromised patients who find clinic visits stressful or unsafe.

We Follow Your Request

Your request goes to one provider who covers your ZIP at a time. If they do not answer, it moves automatically to the next provider who covers your area; only when nobody lists your area does our team look for a provider by hand. You can check or cancel it from your status link at any time.

Independent Professionals

Providers list their own certifications, licensing, and insurance. Verify credentials directly with your chosen professional before your appointment.

How Mobile Phlebotomy Works

Get your laboratory samples drawn at home in three simple steps.

1

Search & Select

Enter your location, select your required service, and choose from the independent local phlebotomists who cover it.

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Schedule Appointment

Fill out our quick request form — your details go to one provider who covers your ZIP, and to the next one only if they cannot take it — to pick your preferred date, time window, and tell us whether you have a doctor's order or test kit.

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At-Home Collection

Your phlebotomist arrives at your home, draws your blood, and transports the specimen per your doctor's order and lab requirements. Results go to your doctor as usual.

Costs and Preparation

What providers really charge, and how to get ready for your draw.

What an at-home draw costs

Real published fees from the providers themselves.

Base visit fees published by providers on PhlebFlow currently run from $30 to $375, and the typical fee is around $75.

Providers who charge a per-tube fee publish it too — typically around $10 among those who list one.

PhlebFlow does not set fees and takes no commission — the price on a profile is the provider’s own, shown before you book. Laboratory processing is billed separately by the lab (Quest, Labcorp) and is what insurance typically covers.

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Top Metro Areas We Cover

Find independent providers across these popular metropolitan areas.

Browse by Service

Each service page lists the providers who offer it and what they charge.

For Phlebotomists

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common queries about home blood draw services.

How does mobile phlebotomy work?
Mobile phlebotomy brings professional blood draws directly to your location. An independent phlebotomist travels to your home or office with all necessary equipment, draws your blood safely, and handles transportation of your specimens to clinical labs (like Quest or Labcorp) for testing. Results are sent to your doctor normally.
Is mobile phlebotomy covered by insurance?
Most medical insurance plans cover the laboratory processing of the blood tests themselves. The phlebotomist's visit fee is typically paid out of pocket — base fees published on PhlebFlow currently run from $30 to $375, and the typical fee is around $75 — and many providers accept HSA/FSA cards.
What blood tests can be done at home?
Almost any standard routine blood test can be drawn at home, including Complete Blood Counts (CBC), Metabolic Panels (CMP), Lipid/Cholesterol Panels, Thyroid Tests, Diabetes monitoring (A1C), prenatal screening, and fertility/IVF hormone tracking cycles.
Are the phlebotomists licensed and certified?
Providers listed on PhlebFlow report their own credentials, if they hold them — a national phlebotomy certification (such as ASCP, NHA, AMT) and, where the state requires one, a state license. PhlebFlow is a directory of independent professionals — always verify licenses, certifications, and insurance directly with your chosen provider before your appointment.