Mobile phlebotomists in Washington
Independent mobile phlebotomists who come to your home across Washington — for lab orders, at-home test kits, and more. Pick your city, or request a visit and we match by ZIP code.
Washington licenses phlebotomists
Phlebotomists here must hold a Medical Assistant–Phlebotomist (WA DOH). Each Washington profile names the provider's main credential; a "Credential verified" badge means we checked that credential with the organization that issued it — "self-reported" means we have not yet. How we verify →
Official source: Washington State Department of Health — Medical assistant-phlebotomist
Washington cities with mobile phlebotomy coverage
Each city page lists the providers who cover it, with the fees they publish.
Services with their own Washington page
Each page lists the Washington providers who offer that service, with the fees they publish.
Mobile phlebotomists in Washington
Every listing below was reviewed by PhlebFlow and is currently accepting patients in Washington; credential badges say what we could check.
How mobile blood draws work across Washington
Request by ZIP code
Pick your city above, or enter your ZIP code and preferred time. The request goes to a listed provider who covers your area.
At-home draw
The phlebotomist comes to you, reviews your lab order and draws the sample. Ask your provider about any special handling your kit needs.
Lab drop-off
Your provider takes the sample to the lab on your order (often a Quest or Labcorp location) or ships your kit as its instructions say.
Mobile phlebotomy in Washington — common questions
Do mobile phlebotomists in Washington need a license?↓
Yes. Washington is one of the few states that licenses phlebotomists: a phlebotomist here must hold a Medical Assistant–Phlebotomist (WA DOH). Each profile names the provider's main credential; where PhlebFlow checked it with the organization that issued it, the profile shows a "Credential verified" badge — otherwise it is marked self-reported.
How much does a mobile blood draw cost in Washington?↓
Providers publish their own visit fees. Across Washington the listed base fees start around $55 and range up to $80; the laboratory's testing is billed separately by the lab.
Which Washington cities have mobile phlebotomy coverage?↓
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane — each with its own page listing the providers who cover it. Coverage is by ZIP code, so a provider based in one city often serves the next one over.
What if my Washington city is not listed?↓
Submit a request anyway. Requests are matched by ZIP code against every listed provider's coverage, not by city name — and when nobody covers an area yet, the request stays in our queue while we look.