Blood Tests and Phlebotomy Services
Blood Test Options (Point of Care)
We have point of care blood testing available for the following tests
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Neutralising antibodies (COVID) ( £25.00)
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Ferritin (Iron Levels) (£35)
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HBA1C- (3 monthly glucose levels) (£29.00)
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TSH (Thyroid) (£38.00)
With Point of Care Testing - bloods are taken by finger prick. The results are available in 15mins. You leave with your results.
We will be getting more tests available via this method and we will be updating our range in 2024.
Lab blood Tests
We offer these tests for Renal, Liver, FBC, Autoimmune, Coeliac, Lyme’s disease, Vitamins D and Magnesium. Active B12, Folate, Menopause, Prostate and tests for anaemia. Our full range is available online.
Prices vary - please see price list - download full price list here
Phlebotomy Services
We provide phlebotomy services. We can take your blood for other providers. Let’s say you have bought an online testing kit. We can take your bloods for a charge of £20.00 and then you can post these back to your provider.
Please discuss with us.
Schedule online. It's easy, fast and secure.
30 min
From £40
Blood Tests and Phlebotomy Services FAQs
What blood tests are available at AB Health Hub?
AB Health Hub offers point-of-care tests such as ferritin, HbA1c and TSH, as well as laboratory blood tests including renal, liver, full blood count, autoimmune, coeliac, Lyme disease, vitamin D, magnesium, active B12, folate, menopause, prostate and anaemia tests.
How quickly can I get blood test results?
Point-of-care blood tests are taken by finger prick and results are usually available within 15 minutes, allowing clients to leave with their results. Laboratory blood test result times may vary depending on the test.
Does AB Health Hub offer phlebotomy for external test kits?
Yes. AB Health Hub provides phlebotomy services for clients who have purchased an online testing kit from another provider. The clinic can take the blood sample for a charge, and the client can then post it back to their provider.
Can blood tests diagnose my symptoms?
Blood tests can provide useful health information, but they should be interpreted by a qualified healthcare professional. AB Health Hub can help you understand results, but diagnosis and treatment planning should be discussed with your GP or appropriate clinician.