Haematology
- Full haemogram (CBC)
- Haemoglobin level
- ESR
- Blood grouping & Rh
- Sickling test
- Peripheral blood film
- Sample:
- Blood (EDTA)
- Preparation:
- No fasting required.
Diagnostics
Laboratory & Diagnostics
Accurate testing and imaging on site, so most patients are diagnosed and treated in the same visit — 24 hours a day.
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Testing you can trust
Our laboratory supports the clinician with haematology, biochemistry, microbiology, serology and rapid diagnostic testing. Samples are collected on site by trained personnel.
Trained laboratory personnel
Quality-checked reagents
Same-visit routine results
Results explained by a clinician
Test Categories
Tests we offer
Grouped by laboratory department, with sample type and preparation.
Biochemistry
- Fasting blood sugar
- Random blood sugar
- Lipid profile
- Liver function tests
- Kidney function tests (urea, creatinine)
- Uric acid
- Sample:
- Blood (serum)
- Preparation:
- Fast 8–12 hours for fasting sugar and lipid profile.
Microbiology & Parasitology
- Malaria (RDT & microscopy)
- Urinalysis
- Stool for ova and cysts
- Urine culture (referral)
- High vaginal swab
- Sputum examination
- Sample:
- Urine, stool, swab or sputum
- Preparation:
- Midstream urine; collect stool in a clean container.
Serology & Rapid Tests
- Pregnancy test (HCG)
- H. pylori
- Hepatitis B surface antigen
- Widal test
- Brucella test
- VDRL
- Sample:
- Blood or urine
- Preparation:
- No special preparation.
Monitoring & Screening
- Blood pressure check
- Blood sugar monitoring
- Weight and BMI
- Antenatal profile
- Pre-employment screening
- Wellness check package
- Sample:
- Varies by test
- Preparation:
- Carry any previous results and your medication list.
Preparation
How to prepare for your test
Fasting tests
For fasting blood sugar and lipid profile, avoid food for 8–12 hours. Water is allowed.
Urine samples
Collect a midstream sample in the sterile container we provide, ideally the first urine of the morning.
Stool samples
Use a clean, dry container and deliver the sample to the laboratory within one hour where possible.
Medication
Carry a list of your current medication — some drugs affect results and the clinician needs to know.
Children
Bring the child's health booklet and, if possible, feed them after the sample is taken.
Previous results
Bring earlier results so the clinician can compare trends over time.
FAQs
Laboratory questions
Request a laboratory test
Select the test you need and a preferred branch. Some tests require a clinician's request for correct interpretation.