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LABCORP PARTNERS FOR AT-HOME SAMPLE COLLECTION

The collection by Getlabs will cost users a convenience fee starting at $25.
By Emily Olsen
April 25, 2022
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Diagnostics giant Labcorp is partnering with Getlabs to offer at-home sample
collection for lab tests.

With the service, dubbed Getlabs for Labcorp, users can schedule an appointment
online for an at-home blood draw. The phlebotomist can collect other samples
like saliva, stool, urine and breath, and also measure vital signs. The
collection will cost a convenience fee starting at $25. 

Miami, Fla.-based Getlabs, which also delivers specimens for Quest Diagnostics,
scored $20 million in Series A financing earlier this year. 

WHY IT MATTERS

Labcorp is pitching the partnership as a way to improve access to lab testing,
including for people who can't easily find transportation, those with
disabilities and people who are immunocompromised. 

"We want to make it easy for people to manage their health and this
collaboration with Getlabs significantly expands Labcorp’s home testing options
to include our full range of tests," Amy Summy, executive vice president and
chief marketing officer at Labcorp, said in a statement.

"The blend of easy scheduling online, our full set of tests and in-person
testing makes it simple for individuals who want the convenience of at-home
collection but are uncomfortable drawing their own blood or require diagnostic
tests beyond those offered through Labcorp’s at-home kits."

THE LARGER TREND

Labcorp has been expanding its reach in digital health and at-home care. In
February, the company launched a new digital diagnostics platform, called
Labcorp OnDemand, where consumers could order tests and possibly collect samples
at home. That offering replaced Pixel by Labcorp, which launched with a more
limited line of tests.

Last year, Labcorp acquired Ovia Health, a reproductive and family care
platform. 

However, there are several competitors touting at-home testing. Everly Health,
the parent company of diagnostic startup EverlyWell, also acquired its own
reproductive health-focused company, Natalist, in 2021.

Rapid diagnostics startup Cue Health went public last year. The company
currently offers an at-home molecular COVID-19 test, but is working on expanding
its diagnostic tools. 

Another player in the space is LetsGetChecked, which wrapped up a $150 million
Series D funding round in June.


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