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Laboratory diagnostics

ALAB laboratory tests at medical-space

Partner

ALAB laboratoria

Laboratory sample collection and testing at medical-space are delivered in partnership with ALAB laboratoria. A convenient complement to consultations, prevention and further diagnostics without splitting the patient journey.

Diagnostic partner

ALAB laboratoria

ALAB scope

over 3,500 tests

Results

available online

Recepcja medical-space z jasnym blatem i dekoracyjnym oświetleniem

Collection point

Sample collection at medical-space, diagnostics handled by ALAB laboratoria.

Before collection

Preparation depends on the specific test

When you register, we confirm collection time, fasting requirements, medication guidance and the type of sample needed.

Test scope

From routine checks to specialist diagnostics

Our scope follows the ALAB laboratoria catalogue. Confirm the exact test, sample type and preparation before your visit, especially for specialist panels.

Basic tests

Full blood count, general urinalysis, glucose, lipid profile, liver enzymes, kidney parameters and basic monitoring markers.

Hormones and metabolism

TSH and thyroid hormones, vitamin D, ferritin, iron metabolism, metabolic markers and tests supporting treatment monitoring.

Infections and immunity

Infection diagnostics, immunology, allergy testing, microbiology and markers selected to match symptoms and medical advice.

Specialist diagnostics

Selected genetic, toxicology, cytology, histopathology and other specialist tests from the ALAB range.

What the visit looks like

Laboratory testing as part of a clear patient pathway

Laboratory testing should support clinical decisions: prevention, treatment monitoring, specialist consultation or further diagnostics.

1. Confirm the scope

When you contact registration, share the test or panel name or your doctor's recommendation. Some tests need a specific sample or additional consent.

2. Prepare for collection

Before collection you will be told whether fasting is required, the best time to attend and whether an additional sample is needed.

3. Collect and review results

After collection the sample goes to ALAB for analysis and results can be collected online. If a specialist ordered the test, discuss it during your visit.

Preparation

What to confirm before a laboratory test

Guidance differs for full blood count, hormone tests, urine, swabs and specialist panels. We confirm practical details before collection.

Fasting

Many blood tests are best taken in the morning while fasting. Specific guidance depends on the marker being measured.

Medication and supplements

Do not stop medication on your own. Tell staff what you take, especially for hormone and monitoring tests.

Documents

Bring ID and a doctor's recommendation if the test follows a consultation or earlier diagnostics.

Sample material

Some tests require urine, stool, a swab or another sample type. Confirm collection method and container before your visit.

Diagnostic partner

ALAB laboratoria

Laboratory tests support prevention, treatment monitoring and further diagnostics. Registration confirms the test scope, preparation and how results are delivered.

ALAB laboratoria is a nationwide network of diagnostic laboratories and collection points.

The range includes basic and specialist tests, including molecular genetics, toxicology, histopathology and cytology.

Results for many tests are shared electronically once they are approved.

Frequently asked questions

Tests, preparation and results

Is the full ALAB catalogue available on site?

Start by contacting registration. Our team will confirm whether your chosen test or panel is available for collection on site and how to prepare.

Do I need a referral?

Many private tests can be done without a referral, but specialist, genetic or treatment-related tests are best arranged with a doctor's recommendation.

Do I always need to fast?

It depends on the test. Full blood count, lipid profile and some metabolic markers are usually taken in the morning while fasting, but there are exceptions.

When will results be ready?

Timing depends on the test. Basic markers are often ready sooner, while specialist tests may require a longer diagnostic process.

Next step

The simplest start is confirming the test

If you have a test name or a doctor's recommendation, start by contacting registration. If you are unsure, describe the purpose of the test and our team will help plan the next step.

Contact & registration

Registration can confirm test availability, preparation and the most convenient collection slot.

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Full range

Return to the full list of specialties if laboratory tests should complement a consultation or further diagnostics.

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