How to Receive Your Blood Test Results

If you need your blood test results, how you receive them depends on where your blood tests were performed.

Private Laboratory Tests at Our Clinic

When you have blood tests performed privately at our clinic laboratory, you benefit from faster and more convenient access to your results.

Benefits of Private Laboratory Tests

• Electronic results delivery: You receive your results digitally via a secure QR code
• Faster access: Results are typically available sooner than hospital laboratory tests
• No postal delays: You do not need to wait for delivery by post
• Convenient access: View and share your results digitally at any time

How You Receive Private Laboratory Results

When your private laboratory results are ready:

• You will receive a secure QR code to access your results electronically
• Your results are delivered digitally, not by post
• You can access your results quickly and conveniently

Hospital Laboratory Tests

If your doctor referred you for blood tests at an external hospital laboratory (such as a public hospital or HSE laboratory), your results will be processed and delivered differently.

How Hospital Laboratory Results Are Delivered

• Results may take longer to process and return to our clinic
• Postal delivery: Results are often sent by post to your registered address
• Longer wait times: Hospital laboratory results typically take more time to become available

Requesting Hospital Laboratory Results by Post

If you have had blood tests performed at a hospital laboratory and would like your results sent by post:

1. Contact our support team via phone, email, or chat
2. Confirm your postal address is correct in our records
3. Provide your date of birth for verification
4. Wait for confirmation: Our team will let you know when your results will be posted

Follow-Up Appointment Required

You will need to book a follow-up appointment with your doctor to review and discuss your blood test results, regardless of how you receive them.

To book your follow-up consultation, contact our reception team.

Contact Reception

If you have questions about your blood test results or need assistance, contact our reception team.

Updated on: 03/08/2026