Lab Tests and Blood Work in Charlotte

Many do. OneSpotMD does blood work, urine tests and stool tests at both of our Charlotte clinics, Steele Creek and Plaza Midwood, 7 days a week.

At OneSpotMD’s Steele Creek and Plaza Midwood clinics. Walk in Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm, or Saturday and Sunday 9am to 5pm.

No. Our provider sees you, decides which tests you need, and orders them during your visit.

Every lab test starts with a visit with one of our providers. That way the right tests are ordered, and someone is there to explain your results.

We’ll still see you first. Our provider reviews your concerns and orders the labs you need.

$140 for the visit plus the price of each test. Common tests like a CBC, metabolic panel or cholesterol panel are $35 each.

$35, added to the $140 visit.

A thyroid test (TSH) is $55 and a vitamin D test is $60, added to the $140 visit.

A total testosterone test is $55 self-pay, added to the $140 visit.

A lipid panel (cholesterol) is $35 and an A1c is $45 self-pay, added to the $140 visit.

Coverage depends on your plan, the reason for testing, the specific test and network requirements. Quest bills insurance directly for insured testing under this arrangement, and patient cost-sharing may apply. Confirm coverage and laboratory network status with your insurer.

Not if you’re self-pay. You pay the lab price at your visit, and Quest won’t bill you. With insurance, Quest bills your plan, and any cost sharing depends on your plan.

Yes. We are in network with most NC Medicaid plans. Copays for covered visits are usually $0 or $4; confirm coverage for the visit and laboratory tests and your costs with your plan.

Timing depends on the test, collection time and processing. Some blood or urine results return quickly; cultures and specialized tests may take several days or longer. Ask for your expected turnaround.

We use Quest Diagnostics for send-out testing. Collection and pickup timing can vary; staff can explain the arrangements for your tests.

Results are shared through the patient portal and clinic follow-up process. Confirm how and when you will hear from us, and contact the clinic if results are overdue. No news does not mean normal results.

The provider interprets results with your symptoms and history. An abnormal result does not always mean disease. Next steps may include repeat testing, a medicine change or follow-up. Do not wait for a routine callback if you have emergency symptoms.

We can order a range of blood, urine and stool tests, including blood counts, metabolic panels, cholesterol, A1c, thyroid, selected vitamin or hormone tests, STI testing and titers. Availability and medical necessity vary; not every test is appropriate for everyone.

A provider first reviews your symptoms, sleep, medicines and history. Selected blood tests may help investigate anemia, thyroid problems or other causes. Broad vitamin or hormone panels are not automatically needed.

Selected hormone testing may be appropriate after a symptom and history review. Timing, medicines and other factors can affect results, and some abnormal results require repeat testing.

Yes. We check cholesterol, A1c and metabolic panels, including for patients managing diabetes or high blood pressure.

Yes. We collect urine samples in the clinic. For stool tests, we give you a container to collect the sample at home and drop off at the clinic.

Yes. We test based on your symptoms or a possible exposure, and your provider helps you choose the right tests. Chlamydia and gonorrhea testing is $60 self-pay, and HIV and syphilis tests are $50 each.

Yes. Common titers are MMR, hepatitis B and varicella (chickenpox), often for school or work.

Fast only if instructed by your provider or laboratory. Many lipid panels and A1c tests do not require fasting. Fasting glucose and selected tests may require 8-12 hours without food; plain water is generally allowed. Do not change medicines or diabetes treatment without advice.

Yes. Both clinics are open Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 5pm.

Yes, when clinically appropriate. Rapid tests are done in the clinic, often in about 10-15 minutes, but timing varies and negative tests may require follow-up.

Costs depend on the services, setting and insurance plan. Compare full estimates for nonemergency care. Do not choose urgent care instead of the ER for severe chest pain, breathing difficulty, fainting or other emergency symptoms.

You pay your plan’s copay at the visit. Deductible or coinsurance costs depend on your plan and services. Quest may bill insurance separately for laboratory work, with additional cost-sharing. Copays for covered visits with most NC Medicaid plans are usually $0 or $4; confirm lab coverage and costs. Self-pay is $140 for the visit plus ordered tests.

Yes. Some staff speak Spanish, and language assistance is available. Please tell us your preferred language when you contact the clinic. Sí, avísenos si prefiere recibir atención en español.