Lab services

435-868-6250
435-868-5287

1333 North Main Street

Suite 7,

Cedar City, UT 84721
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Intermountain Health has an extensive network of lab centers and draw stations across the areas we serve. Our lab specialists provide fast, accurate, and reliable test results, so you and your doctor can begin discussing a care plan. Your lab results are integrated across your medical record so your team of providers have access to the most up-to-date information.

From routine blood testing to the most advanced PCR and molecular-based tests, we offer advanced testing at affordable prices including blood analysis, urinalysis, surgical pathology, advanced testing, and more.

Our Intermountain Health patient portal app is a quick and convenient way for you to view your new lab results, read notes from your provider, and reference past results.

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What sets us apart

Convenient locations

Access our lab services at convenient locations, ensuring hassle-free testing and timely results for your peace of mind

Advanced testing

We offer state-of-the-art lab testing options, delivering accurate results and cutting-edge diagnostics for optimal healthcare outcomes

Integrated services

Our lab works with your care team to inform and monitor for the best health outcomes

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At-home lab draws

Intermountain now offers at-home lab services, allowing patients in Utah and Nevada to get their labs drawn at home. This service allows you to order your own tests or provide orders from your doctor.

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More lab services nearby

See the additional labs and draw stations available in this area

Cedar City Hospital Outpatient Lab

(435) 868-5081
1303 N Main St,Cedar City,UT,84720
(435) 676-8811
200 North 400 East,Panguitch,UT,84759
(435) 635-6468
75 North 2260 West,Hurricane,UT,84737

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about our lab services

No, our labs accept walk-ins during open hours, no appointment needed.

You can view your recent test results in the patient portal as soon as they are available.

Your provider may also contact you with your results. If you have questions, we recommend you contact your provider.

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Intermountain Health is contracted with the majority of insurance plans for laboratory testing. These insurance plans cover the most commonly ordered lab tests. Please get in touch with your insurance carrier if you have questions about coverage for specific tests.

Many tests don’t require you to do anything in advance. Others may require you to fast or follow other instructions. Fasting usually means no eating or drinking anything after midnight on the night before the test. Your doctor will let you know if you need to do anything to prepare for your test.

Please be sure to bring a form of ID and your insurance card.

Many tests don’t require you to bring or prepare anything. However, sometimes you may be asked to collect a urine or stool specimen at home to drop off. Your doctor will provide you with a special container and let you know the best way to collect the specimen.

If you are having a blood test, a phlebotomist (a person who draws blood) will use a needle to take a sample of blood. In most cases, blood is drawn from a vein in your arm, so wear clothing that allows access to your forearm. Some of our labs offer special technology to help phlebotomists see your veins, resulting in safer, more accurate blood draws.

You are not alone, many people have a fear of needles. Let us know how you feel, our lab specialists are trained to help reduce pain and discomfort.

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