Find a mobile phlebotomist near you
Book at-home blood draws, kit collections, and specimen pickup with independent local providers.
Independent local providers — see credentials on every profile.
Why Patients Choose PhlebFlow
Safe, convenient, and patient-first laboratory collections.
Homebound Comfort
Perfect for elderly, pediatric, disabled, or immunocompromised patients who find clinic visits stressful or unsafe.
Fast Provider Response
Connect with local phlebotomists offering immediate appointments for time-sensitive tests or routine monitoring.
Independent Professionals
Providers list their own certifications, licensing, and insurance. Verify credentials directly with your chosen professional before your appointment.
How Mobile Phlebotomy Works
Get your laboratory samples drawn at home in three simple steps.
Search & Select
Enter your location, select your required service, and choose from the independent local phlebotomists who cover it.
Schedule Appointment
Fill out our quick request form — your details go only to the provider you choose — to pick your preferred date, time window, and tell us whether you have a doctor's order or test kit.
At-Home Collection
Your phlebotomist arrives at your home, draws your blood, and transports the specimen per your doctor's order and lab requirements. Results go to your doctor as usual.
Costs and Preparation
What providers really charge, and how to get ready for your draw.
Patient Draw Prep Assistant
General educational information about common tests — always follow your doctor's order.
Lipid Panel & Cholesterol Tests
Fasting usually required- Most labs ask for a 9 to 12 hour fast ahead of this draw — confirm the exact requirement on your doctor's order.
- Many labs recommend avoiding alcohol for 24 hours ahead of the test.
- Plain water is usually fine while fasting — and a well-hydrated arm makes veins easier to find.
- Consider avoiding high-fat meals the evening before, unless your doctor says otherwise.
Many labs require fasting for this test — a recent meal can affect it. Always confirm with your doctor or lab.
This assistant provides general educational information only and does not constitute medical advice. Always follow the specific fasting and preparation instructions provided by your ordering physician or laboratory.
What an at-home draw costs
Real published fees from the providers themselves.
Base visit fees published by verified providers on PhlebFlow currently run from $30 to $250, and the typical fee is around $75.
Providers who charge a per-tube fee publish it too — typically around $10 among those who list one.
PhlebFlow does not set fees and takes no commission — the price on a profile is the provider’s own, shown before you book. Laboratory processing is billed separately by the lab (Quest, Labcorp) and is what insurance typically covers.
Top Metro Areas We Cover
Find independent providers across these popular metropolitan areas.
Tampa Bay
Detroit Metro
Los Angeles Metro
Chicago Metro
Houston Metro
Miami Metro
San Francisco Bay
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Savannah
Cocoa
Manchester
West Covina
Jacksonville
Columbia
Phoenix
Baltimore
Orlando
Dover
Atlanta
Aurora
Fort Myers
Naples
West Palm Beach
Sacramento
Austin
Denver
New Haven
Greenville
Tulsa
Seattle
Paterson
Philadelphia
Fort Worth
Virginia Beach
Greensboro
Charlotte
Las Vegas
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Louisville
Lawrence
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Baton Rouge
Kalamazoo
Bend
Worcester
Fairfax
Jackson
Charlottesville
Frisco
Marietta
Harrisburg
Providence
Edison
Newark
Hackensack
Brooklyn
Lake Charles
Bowie
Tacoma
Patchogue
Florence
Fresno
Lakeland
Sarasota
Port Saint Lucie
Conyers
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Each service page lists the verified providers who offer it and what they charge.
Are You a Mobile Phlebotomist?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common queries about home blood draw services.