8871 W. Flamingo Rd. Ste 202
Las Vegas, NV 89147
Phone: (888) 778-7403
At the National Phlebotomy Providers Network, we believe that you should have a say and a choice in the way that you receive healthcare.
As the nation’s premier mobile phlebotomy service it is our mission is to provide affordable, reliable, efficient, and compassionate patient-centered healthcare across the country.
A mobile phlebotomist is a highly-trained, qualified, and certified professional that draws blood and collects other samples associated with diagnostic and maintenance lab tests. The best part is that our mobile phlebotomists come directly to you!
Simply schedule an appointment through our patient portal below and leave the rest to us.
Our mobile phlebotomists are all fully licensed through the state and national agencies, and they are trained to follow all current FDA-mandated safety measures including those put into place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
In many ways, it is actually safer to have a mobile phlebotomist come to you than for a patient to go to a lab for their testing. With a mobile phlebotomist, you don’t have to worry about mobility issues, weather conditions, or exposing yourself unnecessarily to a room full of germs.
We want to make your at-home phlebotomy experience as easy and relaxing as possible.
Before your appointment, your doctor will tell you if you need to fast before the blood draw, and will recommend that you stay well hydrated. This will help the phlebotomist find your veins easier, and the fasting state will ensure accurate results for your tests.
When your phlebotomist arrives, they will introduce themselves and explain the procedure. They will verify your demographic information and will review the doctors orders and prep the collection equipment.
Then, they will apply a tourniquet to your arm so that they can find a suitable vein for the venipuncture. They will then clean the area with an antiseptic solution and once it dries they will use a new, clean, and sterile needle to perform the venipuncture.
You may feel a small pinch, but you shouldn’t feel anything more than slight discomfort. The phlebotomist will then collect the tubes in order. Once the tubes are collected, they will remove the tourniquet, remove the needle, and apply pressure to the area before bandaging it.
Afterwards, they will make sure that you are not lightheaded and will recommend that you have some water and a healthy snack as they label your tubes and carefully package them into their transport container before they leave and deliver your samples to the lab of your choice.
Typically, your results will then be available from your doctor after 48-72 hours. We do not directly perform the testing of samples nor do we provide lab results.
Getting started with the NPPN is simple. You can make an appointment for yourself or on behalf of a loved one or patient. We only require a few things to be able to make the appointment. These are:
Once you have this information, simply click on the patient portal button below to start the process.
Although many insurances will cover the cost of a home blood draw, Medicare is not one of them. We are working with them to hopefully be able to provide this service to those who have Medicare in the future, but at the moment they do not pay for it.
For those with Medicare and no other insurance, there will be a flat rate fee of up to $85. Our phlebotomists will be happy to provide you with a reimbursement form that you may be able to provide to your insurance carrier upon request.
We want to make your at-home phlebotomy experience as easy and relaxing as possible.
Before your appointment, your doctor will tell you if you need to fast before the blood draw, and will recommend that you stay well hydrated. This will help the phlebotomist find your veins easier, and the fasting state will ensure accurate results for your tests.
When your phlebotomist arrives, they will introduce themselves and explain the procedure. They will verify your demographic information and will review the doctors orders and prep the collection equipment.
Then, they will apply a tourniquet to your arm so that they can find a suitable vein for the venipuncture. They will then clean the area with an antiseptic solution and once it dries they will use a new, clean, and sterile needle to perform the venipuncture.
You may feel a small pinch, but you shouldn’t feel anything more than slight discomfort. The phlebotomist will then collect the tubes in order. Once the tubes are collected, they will remove the tourniquet, remove the needle, and apply pressure to the area before bandaging it.
Afterwards, they will make sure that you are not lightheaded and will recommend that you have some water and a healthy snack as they label your tubes and carefully package them into their transport container before they leave and deliver your samples to the lab of your choice.
Typically, your results will then be available from your doctor after 48-72 hours. We do not directly perform the testing of samples nor do we provide lab results.
While there may be other mobile phlebotomy services available in the Dallas area, we guarantee that none offer the quality that we do.
We are unique in that we directly hire our phlebotomists instead of relying on contractors, and we are direct partners with most major labs across the country. This gives us the ability to collect samples for any designated lab that you or your insurance indicates.
In addition, our mobile phlebotomists are trained to collect all at-home testing kits that your doctor may provide, and we are able to package and deliver those samples to the shipping provider of your choice (typically UPS, USPS, or FedEx) to be shipped off for testing.
Quest does not have a mobile phlebotomy division for their labs. Instead, they have partnered with the NPPN to provide that service to their patients.
LabCorp does not offer mobile phlebotomy from their labs. We are a contracted partner that is able to collect samples from their patients and deliver them on their behalf.
Rather than arranging transportation, fighting traffic, and endlessly waiting in line in order to get your blood drawn in Dallas, make an appointment today to have our mobile phlebotomists come directly to you!
Direct access testing is legally permitted in Dallas, TX, however, most phlebotomists and labs will not perform your phlebotomy without a doctor’s order.
In many cases, this is due to the national policies that these organizations have. Since there are many states in which direct access testing is not allowed, the policy is to not perform them in any state. In addition, getting your blood drawn and tested without a doctor’s form will typically become an out-of-pocket expense as your insurance will not cover any tests without the proper ICD-10 codes attached.
Our phlebotomists will not perform any venipunctures or sample collections without a laboratory requisition form or doctor’s orders.
In most cases yes. Our mobile phlebotomists service most major metropolitan areas including Dallas. If you are on the outskirts of town, please check with our support team to see if we are able to send a mobile phlebotomist to you.
We work with many insurance providers so that we can offer our services at a rate that is affordable, or in some cases, covered.
Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that your insurance will cover the fee for a mobile phlebotomy. In those cases, we charge a flat fee of no more than $85 which will be due at the time of service.
8871 W. Flamingo Rd. Ste 202
Las Vegas, NV 89147
Phone: (888) 778-7403
Information Privacy Notice
This Information Privacy Policy has been adopted in order to maintain clear standards of privacy and security with the information we are provided by customers for confidentiality. It states:
(1) We will not sell or provide secure proprietary information input by customers to any outside parties except as expressly authorized or implied by specific request for services that requires the disclosure of your information in order to provide said services requested; and
(2) No customer information is kept on a publicly available server.
By accessing this web site, users agree to be bound by all of the terms and conditions of the guidelines set out in this Disclaimer. Do not consult this web site unless you agree not to hold NPPN liable for any errors or omissions.
We offer our services as prescribed by a duly authorized and licensed medical practitioner or other healthcare provider. The services or products found listed on our web site are intended for use by duly authorized and licensed medical practitioners or other healthcare providers in the delivery of appropriate medical care to assist practitioners diagnose and treat disease. We give no warranty that any of our services will prevent disease. All material is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for a physician’s consultation. Although NPPN encourages increased self-awareness and self-care, all readers are strongly encouraged to consult and work with an experienced healthcare practitioner. Individuals with health disorders, medical conditions, or any condition needing medical supervision assume full responsibility for obtaining such professional medical assistance. Consult your physician regarding any symptoms or medical condition. We specifically disclaim any expressed or implied warranties or merchantability of fitness for any particular usage, application or purpose. NPPN does not recommend self-diagnosis or self-medication, and no information within this web site or presented by NPPN or its associates may be construed or interpreted as recommending self-diagnosis or self-medication.
If a laboratory test result is outside normal range, you should immediately see your prescribing physician. Many tests, to be validated, will need to be repeated at the discretion of a physician. Laboratory test results may vary depending upon age, sex, time of day blood sample is taken, diet, medications, and the limits of modern technology. A single laboratory test or group of tests cannot guarantee good health. False positive and false negative test results are possible. There are various medical diseases that cannot be uncovered by these tests alone. Testing by the medical laboratory staff to whom your medical specimen is delivered by us, only constitutes a partial evaluation of your state of health and does not represent a diagnosis or treatment of disease.
NPPN shall not be liable to you or anyone else for any loss or injury caused in whole or in part by procuring, compiling, interpreting, delivering or reporting information through this web site. In no event shall NPPN be liable to you or anyone else for any decisions made or action taken or not taken by you in reliance on such information. Material placed online by users does not represent medical advice of NPPN and we make no representations with respect to the accuracy, reliability, completeness, timeliness or usefulness of the contents.
Privacy Policy
The general position of The National Phlebotomy Provider Network on implementation and compliance with HIPAA and other privacy laws is as follows:
A. Protect and enhance consumer’s rights of access to information.
B. Improve healthcare quality by restoring trust in the system.
C. Improve efficiency of delivery with national framework.
D. NPPN will not use or disclose an individual’s protected health information (PHI) except as otherwise permitted and/or required by HIPAA.
E. PHI may be used only for treatment, payment, or healthcare operations. All other uses and disclosures will be by authorization only and Patient may revoke authorization.
F. All NPPN Patients will receive and acknowledge the Privacy Notice. It is also available for the asking by mail or email. It is also carried by each field service technician and available upon request.
G. Privacy Notice will describe how medical information about Patients may be used and disclosed and how they may access said information.
H. NPPN will make reasonable efforts to limit disclosure of PHI as much as possible.
I. Continuing compliance with HIPAA will be achieved through ongoing assessment, oversight and informational training, as coordinated through the privacy officer.
J. NPPN shall address all complaints received from patients, clients, employees or third parties in an expeditious and meaningful manner.
K. NPPN respects the rights of individuals, including employees, to make complaints, ask questions or inquire as to NPPN’s compliance with HIPAA and other privacy laws.
L. No adverse action or retaliation shall be taken against any such individual or employee based on any legitimate complaint, question, or inquiry.
M.NPPN must identify those members of its workforce that require access to protected health information to perform their duties, specify the protected health information to which they require access and make reasonable efforts to limit their access accordingly.
N. All employees will be trained in order that NPPN will be HIPAA compliant. New employees will be trained on a regular basis to ensure continued compliance with new personnel. Personnel will be retrained if significant changes occur which affect HIPAA or privacy laws. Employees, who fail to follow HIPAA requirements and/or the policies of NPPN with respect to privacy rules, shall be sanctioned appropriately. Such sanctions may range from verbal reprimand to termination. Any intentional breach of patient confidentiality, not permitted by law, shall be severely punished. All such sanctions shall be documented, in writing, by NPPN.
O. To the extent practicable, NPPN will mitigate the harmful effects of any known use or disclosure, by itself or its business associates that is in violation of the privacy rule and/or NPPN’s policies and procedures.
For more information on our information privacy practices, or to file an information privacy concern, please contact The National Phlebotomy Provider Network’s Information Privacy Officer at: The National Phlebotomy Provider Network, Inc. 8871 W. Flamingo Rd. Ste 202 Las Vegas, NV 89147.