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Laboratory testing is a vital part of diagnosing and treating medical problems. Without the information that lab tests provide, much of modern medicine would not be possible. In addition to offering inpatient lab services, DHCHD also offers outpatient lab services. You can schedule lab tests 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We are committed to investing in the latest laboratory technology so that your physicians can have the information they need to help you receive the best care possible.
The lab is located right inside of the ER/Admissions door off of the corner of East 16th Street and Denver Ave. For questions regarding the lab, please call 806.244.9309.
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To sign up for your patient portal to get your results online please call 806.244.4571 to ask for assistance, valid email is required.
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