What is a Lab Test Requisition Form?
A lab test requisition form is a document healthcare professionals use to order lab tests, such as blood or urine analysis.

Do Lab Requisitions Have an Expiry Date?
Lab requisitions are valid for 90 days from their issuance and are intended for a single use.

Can I Initiate My Own Blood Work Without a Doctor’s Referral?
In Canada, a licensed doctor must request all blood work. LASO MD’s online doctors can issue blood test requisitions based on their medical judgment. Specific tests cannot be guaranteed.

Is Lab Testing Available with Sponsored Coverage?
Yes, patients with access through employer, school, or other sponsored plans face no restrictions on online lab requisitions, including in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

What Types of Lab Tests Can Be Ordered Online?
LASO MD doctors can order a wide range of tests, from diagnostic imaging like ultrasounds and X-rays to blood work for various health checks. Requisitions are at the doctor’s discretion.

How Do Online Lab Test Requisitions Work?
If your doctor determines you need tests, they’ll provide a requisition form. Take this form to any convenient lab. Results will be uploaded to your LASO MD account, where you can view them or have a LASO MD doctor review them with you.

How Long for Blood Test Results?
Results typically take up to two weeks to appear in your LASO MD account. Contact Customer Support if results are delayed beyond this period.

Can LASO MD Doctors Analyze My Lab Results?
Yes, you can schedule a follow-up consultation for our doctors to review and discuss your lab results and next steps.

Are There Additional Fees for Lab Tests?
Online consultation fees include lab requisitions like blood or urine tests. Most tests are covered by provincial health plans, though some fees may apply outside coverage.

About LASO MD
LASO MD offers instant access to Canadian-licensed doctors for lab requisitions and more, available 24/7 through our healthcare app. Connect with doctors via text, audio, or video for diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, and access to specialists without long waits or referrals.