Where to Get Blood Work Done in Fort Worth

In Fort Worth, you can arrange your own blood testing and choose the collection method that fits your schedule, whether that means visiting a lab or having a sample drawn at home. Our guide explains what to expect in Tarrant County, including how results are typically ready 1 to 2 business days after the lab receives your sample.

In Tarrant County, about 33% of adults have high cholesterol, according to CDC PLACES. About 27% of Tarrant County adults haven’t had their annual checkup in the past year, and routine blood work, like a lipid or metabolic panel, can help track measures like cholesterol over time.

Blood tests can reveal:

Walk-in Lab Locations in Fort Worth

Labcorp and Quest Diagnostics both operate walk-in patient service centers in Fort Worth. These walk-in lab locations typically offer weekday availability, and many accept either appointments or walk-ins depending on the site.

  • LabcorpAddress: 1106 Alston Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104Number: 817-927-2830Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm, Sat 8am-12pm, Closed Sun
  • Quest DiagnosticsAddress: 1250 8th Ave Suite 115, Fort Worth, TX 76104Number: (817) 920-9069Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm, Sat 8am-12pm, Closed Sun
  • Quest DiagnosticsAddress: 855 Montgomery St Suite 170, Fort Worth, TX 76107Number: (682) 238-9407Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Closed Sat-Sun
  • LabcorpAddress: 6210 John Ryan Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76132Number: 817-423-8882Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-4:30pm, Sat 8am-12pm, Closed Sun

Mobile Phlebotomy in Fort Worth

For added convenience, a mobile phlebotomist can come to your home in Fort Worth for mobile phlebotomy, an in-home blood draw service. Getlabs and Speedy Sticks serve much of the area, though coverage varies by ZIP code, and these services typically add a convenience charge for travel and scheduling.

Appointments typically 6:00am–10:00pm, 7 days a week.

Why choose mobile phlebotomy
  • Sample is drawn in your home, not a waiting room
  • No travel time to a lab
  • More flexibility for busy or changing schedules
  • Helpful for limited mobility or anyone who prefers privacy

For added convenience, at-home blood test kits let you collect a finger-prick sample yourself and mail it to a CLIA-certified lab.

Free and Low-Cost Lab Testing in Fort Worth

Community health centers, which are local clinics that provide primary care and preventive services, serve patients in Fort Worth with and without insurance. That includes Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay sliding-scale options. Some centers draw blood on-site, while others work with a nearby lab, so call to confirm lab availability, hours, and whether you need an appointment.

Common Blood Tests in Fort Worth

These are common blood panels for routine and preventive care, with the tests most relevant to Fort Worth’s local health trends listed first. Each row shows what the test measures and why a doctor might order it. Our Medical Review Board reviewed the panels, and your doctor decides what’s right for you.

Whether you need to fast depends on the lab and which tests are ordered. Confirm what you need when you book.

Financial Assistance for Blood Testing in Fort Worth

Blood test costs vary depending on your insurance, the lab, and what’s being tested. If you’re worried about a bill, the labs’ own financial hardship programs, plus state and federal options, can lower or eliminate it.

You can also ask the lab about self-pay pricing or a payment plan before testing.

Texas

  • Texas Medicaid. Covers preventive and diagnostic lab testing for eligible Texas residents who meet income and category requirements.

National

  • Labcorp Patient Financial Hardship Program. Income-based discounts on Labcorp bills based on federal poverty guidelines. Call 800-845-6167 after receiving a bill to request an application.
  • Quest Diagnostics Financial Assistance Program. Discounts up to 100% for patients at or below 200% of the federal poverty level. Partial discounts available up to 600% FPL with extenuating circumstances. Apply through patientbill.questdiagnostics.com or call 1-844-698-1022.
  • Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program. Federally funded free HIV testing, treatment, and care for low-income people regardless of insurance status. Find local providers through the HRSA locator.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Much Does Blood Testing Cost in Fort Worth, TX?

Blood testing in Fort Worth often costs $0 to $250 for most standard panels. The main factors are how many tests your provider requests and whether you use insurance.

Under the Affordable Care Act preventive services, most plans cover preventive blood work with no out-of-pocket cost, though older grandfathered plans may not. If you do not have insurance, Southeast Community Health Center and HHM Health Arlington may offer sliding-scale care. For a privacy-forward option, you can also compare at-home blood tests.

How Fast Will I Get My Blood Test Results in Fort Worth?

Most lab-based blood test results are ready 1 to 2 business days after the lab receives your sample. In Fort Worth, that timeline is common at Labcorp on Alston Ave, and results are usually posted in a secure online patient portal.

Timing depends on the test and the provider. Some specialty tests need more processing time. Before you book, ask your provider what turnaround to expect for your specific test.

When Should I Get Blood Work in Fort Worth, TX?

Most adults benefit from baseline blood work every 1 to 2 years, even if they do not have symptoms. If you are managing a chronic condition, your provider may recommend testing more often. In Tarrant County, about 33% of adults have high cholesterol, per CDC PLACES. Talk with your provider about the right testing schedule for your age, health history, and risk factors.

Can I Get Blood Work Done at Home in Fort Worth?

Yes. You can get blood work done at home in Fort Worth through mobile phlebotomy services such as Getlabs in Fort Worth and Speedy Sticks. A trained phlebotomist comes to your home to collect the sample.

At-home blood tests are a separate option. With these kits, you collect a finger-prick sample yourself and mail it to a CLIA-certified lab. Mobile phlebotomy and at-home kits often cost more than walk-in lab visits.