Mobile Phlebotomist in Columbia, SC

Find and request an independent mobile phlebotomist for an at-home or in-office blood draw anywhere in the Columbia area. Skip the lab lines — a professional comes to you.

Typical mobile fee
From $85
Independent providers
1 listed in South Carolina

Columbia straddles Richland and Lexington counties, and the Midlands spread out from it in every direction — Cayce and West Columbia just across the river, Lexington to the west, Blythewood and Winnsboro to the north, Orangeburg to the south. That spread is the argument for a mobile phlebotomist here: once you leave the city, the nearest draw station can be a half-hour drive each way, and a South Carolina summer makes it a punishing one for anyone elderly, homebound, or recovering from surgery. The draw comes to the patient instead.

Cities and towns we cover across the Midlands

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Mobile Phlebotomists Serving Columbia

Independent professionals covering the Columbia area.

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PhlebFlow Reviewed NHA (self-reported) Insurance (self-reported)
Columbia, SC
At-Home Blood DrawSpecialty Kit Collection (Everlywell, Rupa, etc.)Specimen Pickup+4 more
$85
Base visit fee
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At-Home Blood Draws in Columbia — FAQ

How much does a mobile blood draw cost in Columbia?

In the Columbia area, the typical mobile visit fee is from $85, paid out-of-pocket. This covers the phlebotomist's travel and on-site collection. Lab processing is billed separately by the laboratory (Quest, Labcorp) and may be covered by your insurance. Confirm exact pricing with your provider before the visit.

How fast can a phlebotomist come to my home in Columbia?

It depends on the provider’s schedule and where you are in the Midlands — a draw in Cayce is a different trip from one in Winnsboro. Submit a request and your matched phlebotomist will confirm a time, including early-morning fasting draws.

Are mobile phlebotomists in South Carolina licensed?

South Carolina does not license phlebotomists — only a handful of states do, and it is not one of them. What a phlebotomist here holds instead is a national certification, from a body such as NHA, ASCP or AMT. Every profile shows that certification, labelled honestly: “self-reported” until we have checked the certificate ourselves, and “credential verified” only once we have.

Do I need a doctor’s order for an at-home blood draw in Columbia?

Yes for most lab work. Share your physician’s order with your phlebotomist, who draws the sample and routes it to the lab named on that order. At-home kits like Everlywell or Rupa don’t need a separate order.

Do you cover Lexington, Cayce and West Columbia?

Yes. Those sit right across the Congaree from downtown Columbia and are part of the same service area. Enter your ZIP code when you search and you’ll only see providers who actually reach your address.

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