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Welcome to the Hall Health Laboratory!  It is our goal to make your experience simple, pleasant and efficient. Our laboratory is a satellite of the Department of Laboratory Medicine at the University of Washington Medical Center.

Hours of Operation

Monday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Billing Information

For lab test fee estimates call (206) 685-6066. 

  • You must know the specific mnemonics for the tests in question.  These can be obtained from your provider (doctor or nurse practitioner) or the medical assistant.

For other questions about laboratory fees or billing call (206) 616-8900.

  • Laboratory testing fees are not included in your Hall Health Primary Care Center bill.  A separate bill for laboratory services is prepared by Laboratory Medicine.
  • The information you provide when registering for your clinic visit will be used to determine where your laboratory bill is sent.
  •  Laboratory fees may be subject to deductibles or co-payments. It is your responsibility to be informed of the details of your insurance coverage.       

FAQs

Q:  I have laboratory test orders from a provider who is not affiliated with the University of Washington Physicians Network or is from another state.  Can I still get my laboratory work done at Hall Health Laboratory?

A: Yes. You can bring your laboratory orders to the lab or have your provider fax them to us. Our fax # is 206-616-1267. When you do come to Hall Health Laboratory you will need to fill out several pieces of paperwork, including insurance information. Bring your insurance card with you.

Q: Can I get my lab test results from the laboratory staff?

A:  No. The laboratory staff does not release results of any tests directly to a patient. If you are curious or anxious about test results please contact your provider’s office.