Titer testing in Mesa, AZ is a blood test that measures antibody levels to show whether you're immune to diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, and hepatitis B.
How It Works:
Walk in
Quick blood draw
Secure Results in 48-72 Hours
Not sure which titer you need?
Not sure which titer you need?
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Nursing or healthcare student? Student Immunity Panel (MMR, varicella, Hep B)
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Also need TB? Comprehensive Immunity Panel (adds the QuantiFERON TB test)
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Need MMR and chickenpox? MMRV Titer covers all four in one test
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Just one disease? Book that single titer
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Where Can I Get a Titer Test Done in Mesa?
Right here at our Quick Test walk-in lab, on East University Drive at Power Road in East Mesa, minutes from US-60 and Loop 202.
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Walk in Monday through Friday, no appointment or doctor's order needed
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One quick blood draw covers every titer you need
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Results go to your patient portal, ready to upload to your school or employer
What Is a Titer Test?
A titer is a blood test, not a shot. It checks your blood for antibodies to see if you're already immune to a disease, from a past vaccine or infection.
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Immune: you have enough antibodies, so no vaccine is needed
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Not immune or equivocal: you may need a vaccine or booster
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We don't give vaccines, so if you need one, you'll get it from your doctor or pharmacy
Many schools and employers accept a titer when you can't find your vaccine records.
Need a TB test with your titers?
The Comprehensive Immunity Panel checks TB, hepatitis B, MMR, and chickenpox in one blood draw.
The TB part is a blood test, so there’s no second visit to read a skin test. Your lab visit takes about 15 minutes, no fasting is needed, and results go to your secure patient portal in 3–5 business days.
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TB blood test (no return visit)
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Hepatitis B, MMR, and varicella titers
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No insurance or doctor’s order needed
Why Mesa Trusts Quick Test Health Services®
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Affordable pricing
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One draw for all your titers, plus TB if you need it
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Results sent straight to your patient portal
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Pair it with a physical in the same visit
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Locally owned in East Mesa
Which Titers Do Nursing Students Need?
Most nursing and healthcare programs ask for MMR, varicella, and hepatitis B, and many also require a TB test.
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Check your program's requirements list before you test
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Hep B: many programs require a quantitative titer with a number, not just positive or negative
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Your results show the value and range, ready to upload
Blood Titer FAQ
Do I need to fast for a titer blood test? No. Titers measure antibodies, not blood sugar or cholesterol, so you can eat normally and come in any time during walk-in hours.
Is a titer test a shot? No. A titer is a blood test that checks your immunity. We don't give vaccines.
Do I need a doctor's order for a titer test? No. Walk in and we'll take care of it.