On-Site TB Testing and Immunity Titers in Schaumburg, IL
Schaumburg employers can have a phlebotomy team draw TB blood tests (QuantiFERON-TB Gold) and immunity titers (MMR, hepatitis B surface antibody, varicella) at their own office, school, or clinic instead of sending each employee to a separate lab visit. We are based in neighboring Rolling Meadows, so Schaumburg sits inside our home service area, and we plan each event around your requisition and your 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 and DuPage counties - Population 78,723 (2020 census)
Who needs on-site draws in Schaumburg
Schaumburg was the most populous incorporated village in the United States at the 2020 census, and its workforce is broader than healthcare. Village employer figures list Woodfield Mall, Zurich North America, Community Consolidated School District 54, Motorola Solutions, OptumRx, and IBM among the largest employers, and Township High School District 211 runs five high schools, including Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, and Conant. For testing, that points to school and district HR teams, higher-education sites such as Roosevelt University's Schaumburg campus, and any employee-health or staffing program placing clinical workers at facilities across the northwest suburbs.
Planning the event in Schaumburg
Schaumburg sits along I-290 and the Northwest Tollway, about 26 miles northwest of downtown Chicago, and many employers occupy multi-tenant office parks near Woodfield Mall. Before scheduling, tell us the building and suite, whether a conference room with a door and a table is available, and where visitors check in. An office-park lobby is a different logistics problem from a school building with a front-office security process. For schools, give us bell windows so staff can be drawn between classes or after dismissal instead of being pulled out of instruction.
What this could look like
A Schaumburg-area school office needs baseline TB tests for new hires before the term starts, while two returning staff only need hepatitis B surface antibody titers. The employer requests one on-site window and marks on the order which employees need which panel, rather than sending staff to separate clinic appointments. 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 draw blood at a Schaumburg corporate office, or only at schools and clinics?
Any private space that meets the collection requirements can work, such as a conference room with a door and a table. We confirm the space, access, and check-in process with you before the event.
Can a school district get TB blood tests and titers in the same visit?
Often yes, when the requisition and tube requirements line up. Confirm the full panel with your employee-health or HR contact before telling staff it will be one blood draw.
How do you avoid pulling teachers out of class?
Give us the building's bell schedule and preferred windows. We plan the draw for planning periods, before first bell, or after dismissal, depending on what the school allows.
Who receives the results?
Results go to the employer contact named on the requisition. We handle collection, specimen handling, and event coordination, and we do not interpret results for the employer.
Our market focus includes Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Elk Grove Village, and nearby northwest suburbs. Nearby communities are service-request areas, and we confirm each address before scheduling.