You can still drink water to keep hydrated. You must also wash your hands and use the hand gel provided. We hold blood test clinics at Royal Derby Hospital, London Road Community Hospital, Queen's Hospital Burton, Samuel Johnson Community Hospital and Sir Robert Peel Community Hospital. You must wear a face covering and follow the latest social distance guidance while you’re here. Please bring this form with you to our centre at any time between 8.00am to 3.30pm, Monday to Friday, and we’ll book you into one of our emergency slots. Adults over 16. If you’re referred for an urgent blood test it will be indicated on your referral form. Basildon Hospital’s Phlebotomy Department is open Monday to Thursday (7.05am – 6.40pm), Friday (7.05am – 4.40pm) and on Saturday mornings (8.05 – 10.40am) and all appointments are pre-bookable only. A number of GP practices also hold blood test clinics for a number of days every week. You can contact us either by calling our automated 24 hour booking line, or by registering online with the West Berkshire Community Hospital booking system. To make an appointment, please call the Blood Line on 01427 816537. Routine blood test results can take anywhere between five to seven days, but can take longer depending on the type of test you need. West Berkshire Community Hospital Benham Hill Thatcham Berkshire RG18 3AS, West Berkshire Community Hospital Thurrock Community Hospital's blood test clinic is open Monday to Friday (9am … Burnt Oak Broadway Edgware Middlesex HA8 0AD . Contact our department to book an urgent blood test appointment, When you call, we’ll ask whether you have displayed the symptoms of coronavirus. Pathology Services in Thurrock Where can I get my blood test done? Thurrock Community Hospital's blood test clinic is open Monday to Friday (9am to 12 noon) and has walk-in appointments only. You can also book by calling 01702 746065. We have a phlebotomy clinic at Dorset County Hospital and Weymouth Community Hospital. John Coupland Hospital – telephone appointments available from Monday 1 June. If you do feel that you’re likely to faint, please tell a member of our team before the blood test begins. Advice for all patients. If you’re aged 16 or under, you must be accompanied by an adult. Due to the high volume of calls, you may need to leave a message which we will aim to return within 24 hours. We don’t keep test results, so please contact the department or GP that referred you to find out your results. For a full breakdown of the days, times and locations of blood test appointments, click on the link below: pdf If you’re referred for a fasting blood test for testing things like diabetes for example, you must not eat or drink (known as fasting) for at least 12 hours before the test. Unfortunately, we don’t accept self referrals. help or crisis support, Copyright © Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust 2020, Find information about blood types and how to become a blood donor, External web link - https://www.blood.co.uk/, Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships, Assertive Intervention Stabilisation Team (ASSiST), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Assessment, Resources to help with your mental wellbeing, Make an adult community health referral (for health professionals), Making a veterans mental health referral (TILS), Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Bringing someone with you to your appointment for moral support, Listening to music or watching a video on your phone, Looking at pictures on the wall in the room. Johnson Community Hospital, Spalding – telephone appointments now available. Changes to our service due to Coronavirus. We offer a blood testing (also known as Phlebotomy) service. If you have a phobia of blood or needles, or you’re generally feeling quite uneasy, there are some things you can do to help yourself feel calm such as: If you’re aged 16 or under, you must be accompanied by an adult at your appointment.