MedCoach Health works directly with Physicians and Nurses, Pharmacists, Home Health, Hospice Agencies and Laboratory Partners. In the context of phlebotomy customer service, empathy means being able to put yourself in the patient's shoes and truly understand their fears, concerns, and emotions. 

The Primary Benefit of Mobile Phlebotomy: Convenience, patients can have blood drawn at home, which can be more comfortable and convenient than going to a clinic.

Levels of Phlebotomy Certification:

• Certified Phlebotomy Certification (CPT I)
• Certified Phlebotomy Certification (CPT II)

Blood draws are the most common invasive medical procedure in hospitals worldwide, with roughly 760 inpatient draws bring conducted every minute in the United States alone. In addition to being a hugely common procedure, blood draws are also a vital one. While difficult to exactly quantify, a commonly stated statistic is that laboratory results contribute to nearly 70% of all clinical decision-making.

Because of the ubiquity of blood draws as a standard component of healthcare delivery, and its invasive nature, blood draws represent an ideal area in which to innovate and focus on patient-centered healthcare. 

We follow HIPPA and Covid-19 protocols.

Quality Assurance initiatives requires our Licensed and Certified Phlebotomist to verify and document every step of the way:

• Pre Contact: Quality Control Assessment
• The Right Patient
• Patient E-Consent
• Correct Label
• Ideal Instrument
• Employ the best method to perform the phlebotomy procedure
• Post Procedure: Mobile Centrifuge

Doctors know the importance of early detection and prevention of diabetes. Your doctor might order a hemoglobin A1C test to establish a baseline if you’re over age forty-five, overweight, or have risk factors for type 2 diabetes. 

Your A1C test results reveal percentages that indicate the percent of hemoglobin attached to sugar. 

The more sugar you have in your blood, the more it binds to hemoglobin, which is the blood protein that transports oxygen throughout your body. Your A1C results will reference ranges of percentages used to interpret the findings of your test. 

The A1C is a simple blood test usually taken from your arm or finger. You don’t need to fast unless you receive these instructions for other tests on the same day.

Many experts use the following ranges for diagnostic purposes:

• Normal: Below 5.7%
• Prediabetes: 5.7 to 6.4%
• Diabetes: 6.5% or above

Blood sugar is a critical barometer when it comes to identifying and monitoring diabetes. MedCoach Health gaps in care program for diabetes includes:

• Hemoglobin A1c + eAG (estimated average glucose)

Why is phlebotomy done?

• Laboratory testing: Blood is drawn for testing to diagnose medical conditions 
• Transfusions: Blood is drawn for transfusions to give to other patients 
• Donations: Blood is drawn from donors for donation purposes 
• Treatment: Blood is drawn to treat certain blood disorders or remove excess red blood cells

The yellow top tube, also known as the serum separator tube (SST), contains a gel separator and Clot Activator as additives. The primary purpose of these additives is to prevent the coagulation of blood and allow for the separation of serum from the blood cells. This separation is crucial for various Diagnostic Test performed in clinical labs and hospitals.

• The purpose of the additive in a yellow top tube is to prevent coagulation of the blood sample.
• This additive allows for the separation of serum from the blood cells for testing purposes.
• Yellow top tubes are commonly used in clinical labs and hospitals for various diagnostic test.
• The use of yellow top tubes with the appropriate additives helps to ensure the efficiency and accuracy of diagnostic testing.
• Guidelines and Regulations set forth by organizations such as the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) that govern the use of additives in blood collection tubes.