Every value
within range.
Forty referring physicians. Six AM calibration. Results in your inbox before the weekend — CBC panels, biopsies, and histopathology run with instrument-grade precision.
Dr. Rebecca Osei-Bonsu
General Practice
Northside Family Medicine
"PathologyHub's 24-hour turnaround on CBC panels has changed how I manage urgent consults. I have results before my patient leaves the building."
Which tests do you offer?
Over 200 individual assays across six diagnostic departments, with specimen collection by trained phlebotomists on-site.
Hematology
Comprehensive blood cell analysis for anemia, infection, clotting disorders, and baseline health screening.
- CBC with Differential
- Reticulocyte Count
- ESR
- Peripheral Smear
- +1 more assays
Biochemistry
Organ function, metabolic status, and chronic disease monitoring panels.
- CMP / BMP
- Lipid Panel
- HbA1c
- Liver Function
- +2 more assays
Histopathology
Diagnostic tissue analysis for oncology staging, surgical margins, and differential diagnosis.
- Tissue Biopsy
- FNAC
- Frozen Section
- IHC Staining
- +1 more assays
Microbiology
Pathogen identification and antibiotic sensitivity for targeted treatment decisions.
- Blood Culture
- Urine C&S
- Wound Swab
- AFB / TB Screen
- +1 more assays
Immunology & Serology
Autoimmune screening, infectious disease serology, and cancer marker monitoring.
- ANA / Anti-dsDNA
- RF / Anti-CCP
- HIV / Hepatitis Screen
- TORCH Panel
- +1 more assays
Urinalysis
Kidney health, metabolic screening, and point-of-care assessment panels.
- Routine Urinalysis
- Urine Microscopy
- Microalbumin
- 24-hr Protein
- +1 more assays
Don't see your test?
We process referrals for specialist assays not listed here. Send your requisition and we'll confirm availability within 2 hours.
How fast are results?
Benchmarks measured from specimen receipt to report upload. Urgent flagging available for oncology cases.
Same-day collection & report
Morning draws reported by afternoon
CMP, LFT, RFT, Lipids
HIV, Hepatitis, ANA, Tumor Markers
Pathogen ID + antibiotic sensitivity
Oncology-grade tissue analysis
Everything before
you arrive.
The questions we hear every morning at the front desk — answered completely, so your visit is shorter and your results are accurate.
Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Saturday, 6 AM to 2 PM. Appointments are recommended for biopsies, FNAC, and any test requiring more than 3 specimen tubes.
- Walk-in hours: Mon–Sat, 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Appointment hours: Mon–Sat, 6:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Biopsy / FNAC procedures: appointment required, allow 45 minutes
- Physician referrals: fax or upload requisition in advance to reduce wait time
- Parking: free surface lot, 20 spaces, entrance off Meridian Ave
Fasting (8–12 hours, water permitted) is required for lipid panels, glucose, HbA1c, and comprehensive metabolic panels. CBC, urinalysis, and most serology tests do not require fasting.
- Lipid Panel, CMP, Glucose, HbA1c → 8–12 hours fasting, water permitted
- CBC, ESR, thyroid function → no fasting required
- Urinalysis → no fasting; first-morning specimen preferred for accuracy
- If unsure: your requisition slip will indicate fasting status
- Diabetic patients: take morning medication as usual unless otherwise directed
We accept most major insurance panels including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, and Medicare/Medicaid. Co-pays are collected at registration.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield (all plans)
- Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Humana
- Medicare Part B and Medicaid
- Workers' Compensation referrals accepted
- Self-pay: discounted cash rates available — ask at reception
- Prior authorization: our billing team will verify coverage before collection
Results are uploaded to your secure patient portal as soon as they are verified by our pathologist. You will receive an SMS notification. Physicians receive a simultaneous fax and portal notification.
- Patient portal: results available within 30 minutes of sign-off
- SMS notification sent to number provided at registration
- Physician copy: faxed and uploaded to referring doctor simultaneously
- Critical values: called directly to referring physician within 15 minutes
- Paper copy: available at reception or by mail request
- Report retention: all results stored for 7 years
Bring a valid photo ID, your insurance card, and the original requisition slip from your physician. For pediatric patients, a parent or guardian must be present.
- Government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport)
- Insurance card — front and back
- Original requisition slip or physician referral
- Previous test results (if follow-up comparison is needed)
- Pediatric patients: parent/guardian with legal ID
- No requisition? Call us — we can accept verbal orders from registered physicians
Quick reference
Hours
Mon–Sat 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Location
1240 Meridian Ave Suite 3, Metro Medical Plaza
Phone
(312) 555-0184
Fax / Referrals
(312) 555-0192
How do I read
my report?
Four steps from notification to clarity — no medical degree required.
Receive your notification
An SMS arrives when your pathologist signs off the report — typically within the turnaround window for your test category.
Critical values are called directly to your physician within 15 minutes of detection.
Log in to the patient portal
Use the link in your SMS or visit pathhub.care/portal. Your date of birth is your default PIN — change it on first login.
Results are encrypted and stored for 7 years. Download as PDF at any time.
Read the reference ranges
Every value displays beside its reference interval. Values outside range are highlighted in amber (borderline) or red (action required).
Reference ranges are age- and sex-adjusted for your demographic profile.
Review the pathologist's note
Each report includes a plain-language summary from our pathologist — not just numbers, but what they mean in clinical context.
Flagged results include a recommended follow-up action and the pathologist's direct extension.
CBC with Differential
Patient: James H. · Collected: Feb 24, 2026 · 06:18 AM
Pathologist's Note
Platelet count mildly below reference range. CBC otherwise within normal limits. Recommend repeat in 4 weeks or clinical correlation. No urgent intervention indicated.
— Dr. Ananya Krishnamurthy, MD Pathology · Ext. 204