Results to Your GP
Results sent electronically to your GP, with follow-up appointments available to discuss findings.
Common Test Types
Blood counts, cholesterol, glucose, thyroid, kidney and liver function, hormone levels, and STI panels.
Results Straight to Your GP
No need to chase results — they're sent electronically straight to your doctor for review.
On-Site Collection
Pathology specimens collected on-site or nearby through our partner, Australian Clinical Labs.
Common Tests We Refer For
Blood Tests
Full blood count, cholesterol, blood glucose, HbA1c, kidney and liver function, and vitamin levels.
Urine & Pregnancy Tests
Urine analysis and culture, plus pregnancy testing (HCG).
Hormone & STI Panels
Thyroid function, hormone levels, and sexually transmitted infection screening panels.
How to Get a Pathology Request
From Your GP
Your GP gives you a pathology request form, paper or electronic, at your appointment based on what needs testing.
At the Collection Centre
Take your form to Australian Clinical Labs. Some tests require fasting — your GP will let you know beforehand.
Who Is This For?
• Any patient with a current GP pathology request form
• Patients needing routine or specialised blood testing
• Patients requiring urine analysis or pregnancy testing
• Patients needing STI or hormone panel testing
• Anyone needing drug and alcohol screening
What We Cover
• Full blood count (FBC) and general blood panels
• Cholesterol and lipid panel
• Blood glucose and HbA1c (diabetes monitoring)
• Thyroid, kidney, and liver function tests
• Vitamin D, B12, and iron studies
• Pregnancy test (HCG)
• STI panels and hormone level testing
• Drug and alcohol screening
STEP 4
GP Reviews Your Results
Results are sent electronically to your GP, who will contact you or book a follow-up if needed.
STEP 3
Attend the Collection Centre
Take your form to Australian Clinical Labs — collection is quick, usually 10–15 minutes
STEP 1
See Your GP First
Book a GP appointment to discuss your concern — your GP determines which tests are needed.
STEP 2
Receive Your Request Form
Your GP provides a request form, paper or electronic. Some tests require fasting.