Routine blood work in Mesa, AZ is a single blood draw that checks a complete blood count, comprehensive metabolic panel, TSH and lipid panel, covering blood cells, kidney and liver function, blood sugar, electrolytes, thyroid and cholesterol.
How It Works
Walk In
15-Minute lab visit
Results sent to you in 1-2 business days
Where to Get This Test in Mesa
Right here at Quick Test Health Services, on East University Drive at Power Road in Baywood Square, with free parking at the door. Walk in Monday through Friday from 7 AM, or book online and skip the wait.
Serving Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Apache Junction, Queen Creek and San Tan Valley. Can't come in? Mobile draws at your home or office start at $65.
What's Included
Your blood is tested for the four basics:
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)
- TSH (thyroid)
- Lipid Panel
Who it's for: People re-checking cholesterol, anyone who wants the basic three without thyroid or A1c, and anyone keeping routine labs on a budget.
Why Choose This Panel?
These three tests catch most of what routine labs are for: anemia and infection on the CBC, kidney, liver and blood sugar on the CMP, and heart risk on the lipid panel. If you're healthy and under 40, this is usually all a checkup needs.
At $79 it costs less than a single office visit copay for many plans, and you don't need the visit. Come in fasting, get drawn in about 15 minutes, and have your numbers the next business day.
How much is routine blood work without insurance?
Routine blood work at Quick Test Health Services in Mesa is $79. That covers the draw, the lab work on all three tests (CBC, CMP and lipid panel) and your results in the patient portal. There is no office visit fee, no draw fee, and nothing billed to you later.
You don't need insurance or a doctor's order; the panel is ordered under our physician's standing authorization. Single tests start at $25 if you only need one, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted for blood work.
What If My Result Is Abnormal?
An out-of-range value is a flag, not a diagnosis. Most abnormal results on a routine panel are mild and explained by something ordinary: dehydration, a recent meal, a medication, a cold. The report marks each value against the lab's reference range so you can see exactly which number is off and by how much.
If something is flagged, you have options. Take the report to your own doctor. If you don't have a doctor, telehealth review of your blood work is available.
What does routine blood work check?
A CBC counts your red cells, white cells and platelets and measures hemoglobin, which is how anemia, many infections and some blood disorders show up early. A CMP measures glucose, electrolytes, kidney markers and liver enzymes, the chemistry of how your organs are doing.
A lipid panel measures total cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglycerides, the numbers behind heart and stroke risk. Together these three are the core of nearly every annual physical.
How often should you get routine blood work?
Once a year is the usual rhythm for healthy adults, and that's what most doctors order at a physical. If you're on a medication that affects the liver, kidneys or cholesterol, or you're changing diet, training or supplements, every three to six months tells you whether it's working.
There's no downside to checking more often if you want the numbers. The panel is the same each time, so your results line up for comparison in your portal.
Common Questions
Can I get blood work without a doctor's order? Yes. Every panel here is ordered under our physician's standing authorization.
How fast are results? Usually 1 to 2 business days. We send them the same business day the lab releases them, by text, to your portal.
Can I use my HSA or FSA? Yes, for blood work. It runs like any other card.