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LabCorp currently offers several options for COVID-19 tests that identify if individuals are infected or may have been infected with the coronavirus. Testing is an important part of health and safety, and we want to make it as easy as possible for you to get critical information.
We now offer COVID-19 antibody blood tests nationwide through our patient service centers and tens of thousands of physician offices. There are no upfront out-of-pocket costs to people who receive an order for a test through a doctor or healthcare provider, including telemedicine providers.
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Manage Your Health with Digital Tools
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Routine lab testing is critical to maintaining your health and receiving appropriate care. LabCorp makes it easy for your provider to order lab work electronically.
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Results in Your Smartphone
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Want lab results delivered directly to you, fast? Download the LabCorp | Patient™ App to your mobile device today.
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Access Lab Test Kits Online
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With Pixel by LabCorp™, you have access to many lab tests directly, including a men’s or women’s health blood test, thyroid blood test, and cholesterol and lipid panel.
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Stay Informed About COVID-19
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We’re constantly improving testing, services, and support in our response to the current COVID-19 health crisis. Sign up today to receive timely updates from LabCorp.
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The COVID-19 antibody blood tests detect the presence of antibodies to the virus and can help identify individuals who have been exposed to the virus. While antibody tests are helpful to understand if an individual has developed antibodies and a potential immune response, antibody testing should not be used as the sole basis to diagnose or exclude infection. Knowing a patient’s results might be useful in the determination of important decisions, such as the ability for hospital staff to care for patients.
Individuals with symptoms consistent with COVID-19 should consult with their physician or healthcare provider. LabCorp patient service centers do not collect specimens from individuals who believe they have COVID-19 and are symptomatic.
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