On-Site TB Testing and Immunity Titers in Arlington Heights, IL
Arlington Heights has a large concentration of senior living, rehabilitation, and memory-care employers, and those employers often have staff who need TB blood tests and immunity titers on a rolling schedule. We bring the blood draw to your building, so staff are not scattered across separate lab appointments, and we coordinate around your requisition and your shift schedule.
We come to you
A phlebotomy team draws TB blood tests and titers at your office, clinic, school, or facility. You provide a private room with a door and a table.
Request on-site collectionYour employees come to a collection site
Employees go to a collection site we coordinate, instead of hosting the draw in your building. We confirm the location before anyone is scheduled.
Request a collection siteCook County (part in Lake County) - Population 77,676 (2020 census)
Who needs on-site draws in Arlington Heights
The village's own employer list is led by healthcare and education, including Northwest Community Healthcare, Alexian Brothers Health System, and Arlington Heights High School District 214, and the community is home to senior living and rehabilitation campuses such as Luther Village, The Moorings, and Lutheran Home. Residents in Arlington Heights are in Community College District 512, whose Harper College campus is in neighboring Palatine. The people most likely to need on-site draws here are long-term-care and memory-care operators, outpatient practices, and school staff.
Planning the event in Arlington Heights
Care communities run around the clock, so the best time for a blood draw is usually just before or after a shift change, in a room away from resident areas, such as a training room or a break room with a door. Tell us how many shifts need to be covered, whether weekend or night staff are included, and how infection-control rules affect where visitors can go. For multi-building campuses, give us the exact building and entrance so we do not start at the wrong door.
What this could look like
A memory-care community in Arlington Heights is onboarding a group of aides and needs TB baseline testing, while several existing nurses need hepatitis B surface antibody titers for their records. The employer arranges one early-morning window before day shift and lists each employee's panel on the order. This is an illustrative planning example, not a claim about a customer or completed project.
What we draw
A TB blood test (QuantiFERON-TB Gold) and titers (MMR, hepatitis B surface antibody, and varicella). We draw what your requisition orders. Read the full explanation on the TB testing and titers page.
Frequently asked questions
Can you cover staff on different shifts at a care community?
Yes, we can plan more than one window around shift changes when headcount and site access support it. Share the shift times and number of staff per shift when you request a quote.
Do you test residents?
No. This service is for employee health programs. Resident health screening belongs to the facility's clinical and medical team.
What if a few employees can't attend the event day?
Tell us in advance how many people you expect to miss it. Depending on timing and headcount, we may add a second shorter window or direct the remaining employees to another option.
Is annual TB testing required for every healthcare worker?
Not necessarily. CDC guidance recommends TB screening and testing at hire for healthcare personnel and does not recommend routine annual testing unless there is a known exposure or ongoing transmission. State rules and your facility's policy may differ, so confirm with your infection-control team.
Our market focus includes Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Prospect Heights, and nearby northwest suburbs. Nearby communities are service-request areas, and we confirm each address before scheduling.