Need a lab requisition for blood work? Get one from our licensed doctors today
You can now order lab tests and requisitions online to get blood work, X-rays, ultrasounds, and more, anytime, anywhere. At Your Doctors Online, we review your health concerns and issue a valid requisition form, allowing you to get tested instantly.
Here’s what you will be in for:
- 24/7 doctor access for lab requisitions.
- Blood tests and imaging referrals from licensed doctors.
- Shareable digital forms for your preferred testing center(s)
Step 1: Start a virtual visit
Begin by requesting a consultation through our app or website. Provide a brief description of your health concern and the type of test you think you need.
Step 2: Talk to a doctor
We will connect you to a licensed doctor within minutes. You can chat with them via text, audio, or video. The doctor will review your symptoms and medical history, and may ask follow-up questions.
Step 3: Receive your requisition form
If the doctor determines that a test is needed, they will issue a lab requisition form instantly. This form lists the specific tests or scans you need. You’ll receive the requisition digitally as a PDF.
Step 4: Complete your test and get results
Our online lab requisition forms are widely accepted. You can take them to any accredited laboratory or diagnostic imaging center. Simply present the requisition at your chosen location for testing.
What kind of lab test and requisition can an online doctor order?
Our licensed online doctors can order most blood work and X-rays, just as an in-person doctor, as long as the tests are medically appropriate. This includes:
- Annual screening tests
- Sexual and reproductive tests
- Hormones and metabolism profiles
- Thyroid profile
- Liver function test (LFTs)
- Renal function tests (RFTs)
- Vitamin D levels
- Diabetes test
- Ultrasound
- X-rays
- CT with contrast (If symptoms are verified and warrant)
- Endoscopy
*Please be advised that in emergencies, we cannot provide a lab requisition for a CT scan without contrast. You will need to go to an ER for that.
Meet our licensed physicians
Dr. Katherine Killoran is a board-certified OB/GYN with over 25 years of experience supporting women through every stage of health. She did medicine from Boston University School of Medicine and completed her residency at the University of Colorado. A breast and cervical cancer survivor, Dr. Killoran offers deeply empathetic care, blending her clinical training with personal experience.
Dr. Richard Honaker is a board-certified physician with more than 40 years of experience in family and emergency medicine. He serves as Chief Medical Advisor at Your Doctors Online and is affiliated with Medical City Plano in Texas. Recognized multiple times by D Magazine and Texas Monthly, Dr. Honaker provides evidence-based care across a wide range of conditions including diabetes, hypertension, and injury care.
Dr. Monique Rainford is an OB/GYN expert and Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale School of Medicine. With 25+ years of experience, she’s led OB/GYN departments at Yale Health and Baltimore Medical System. Her clinical interests include pregnancy, menstrual health, chronic pelvic conditions, and lifestyle medicine. Dr. Rainford advocates for maternal health equity, especially in underserved communities.
Dr. Candice Fraser is an OB/GYN practitioner and founder of Trinity Medical Care. With over a decade of experience, she focuses on reproductive care, menstrual health, and menopause management. Along with medical training and residency, she also holds an MBA in healthcare management, blending business insight with clinical excellence.
Get the Lab Requisition You Need
Our patients deserve only the best
Your Doctors Online ensures that patients receive the proper lab requisition, not through automated forms, but through real doctors who understand what you need and why you need it. We have supported patients seeking everything from routine blood work to specific diagnostic tests, often on tight timelines or with unclear symptoms.
After investing years of research and gathering experience, we make sure that a doctor helps you figure out how to get a requisition for a blood test or whether a particular test is actually necessary.
We want our patients to know that our directory of doctors is not random. Every requisition doctor that you speak with is licensed, trained, and equipped with the ability to communicate effectively. Incorrect clinical judgments, patient care, and problematic laboratory services are strictly disallowed as per our professional protocols.
A patient is not randomly redirected to a generic template when they need a requisition for blood work. Instead, we connect them to a real, licensed doctor who knows how to assess symptoms and choose the medically appropriate online requisition.
Your Doctors Online aims to make diagnostic testing instant and easier. It's not just a claim; it is a work ethic that we strictly adhere to.
Why do people need requisitions for lab tests?
Your life depends on your health, and good health requires constant monitoring. Many individuals come to us because they often find themselves at a point of uncertainty. Some of the reasons include:
- You think you need blood work, but don’t know where to start
- You are not sure whether you need a requisition for blood work
- You want tests done quickly, but don’t have time for in-person appointments
- Your clinic is booked for weeks
- You simply need clarity and direction
How does getting a lab requisition through Your Doctors Online work?
If you are unclear on how you can obtain a lab requisition from Your Doctors Online, our process is intentionally simple. Here is how it works:
- You start a chat
- Share your symptoms
- A licensed doctor reviews your case
Once your case has been reviewed, the doctor will determine the appropriate requisition. It will be issued to you if medically necessary. You can then take it to any accredited clinic.
Are our doctors qualified to issue lab requisitions?
When it comes to our online services, we do not compromise on quality. We strictly prioritize doctors who are qualified to guide you through your lab requisitions. Every doctor that we hire is:
- Licensed and verified
- Experienced in assessing symptoms and determining whether a test is needed
- Knowledgeable about laboratory standards and proper requisition use
- Skilled at communicating results and next steps clearly
Getting a lab requisition has never been this accessible
Here is how we make lab requisitions quick and accessible:
- Instant lab requisition
- Direct contact with a licensed doctor
- No waiting rooms
- Step-by-step guidance
- Lab tests as per your schedule
- Valid documentation for accredited labs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a lab test requisition form?
A lab requisition form is an official medical order from a licensed healthcare provider that instructs the laboratory on which tests to perform. If you require a requisition for blood work or another diagnostic test, this form acts as a medical referral to confirm that the test is necessary and properly documented.
A standard online requisition or paper requisition will include:
- Patient information
- The specific blood tests, scans, or panels requested
- The provider’s signature, credentials, and ordering details
Most accredited labs cannot proceed without a requisition. It guides the testing process, ensures accuracy, and determines how results are reported back to your doctor. If you are unsure how to obtain a requisition for a blood test, a doctor can issue one online, allowing you to order lab requisitions quickly and securely.
Do I need a doctor’s referral to order lab tests, or can I order them directly?
Yes, in most cases, you do need a medical professional to authorize lab tests or scans. You generally can’t request blood work without a requisition, and you cannot order an MRI or other imaging test independently. Most healthcare systems require a lab requisition from a provider before performing diagnostics, especially when it comes to a requisition for blood work.
Some regions offer direct-to-consumer options to order lab tests online, but even these services involve a licensed requisition doctor who reviews your information and officially approves the online requisition. This ensures the test is medically appropriate and that your results are processed and reported correctly.
Will my lab or imaging centers accept a requisition from an online doctor?
Yes, our requisitions are signed by a licensed physician, making them fully valid for testing. Labs and imaging centers will treat an online requisition from our doctors the same as any standard lab requisition or requisition for blood work, allowing you to proceed with confidence.
How long is an ultrasound requisition valid for?
The validity of an ultrasound requisition can vary, but many providers adhere to a standard period of approximately six months. This helps ensure the lab requisition remains clinically relevant and supports accurate, up-to-date testing for patient safety.
Can I get an X-ray without a doctor?
You can connect with a licensed doctor within minutes and receive a lab requisition, precisely what you need for the appropriate test. You can then take your online requisition to any accredited clinic. Once your results are ready, our doctors review them with you, explain the findings, outline the next steps, and provide a doctor’s prescription when appropriate, without requiring an in-person exam.
How can I get a requisition for a pregnancy blood test?
You can get a requisition for a pregnancy blood test by consulting with a licensed doctor, who will review your symptoms and determine whether testing is appropriate. Pregnancy blood tests measure beta-hCG and come in two forms: qualitative (which confirms pregnancy) and quantitative (which measures exact hormone levels to assess early pregnancy or related conditions).
Can I email or fax my requisition form to the lab?
This depends on the lab. Many accredited labs and imaging centers now accept an online requisition, including electronic forms or a faxed copy sent directly from the doctor’s office, just like a standard lab requisition.
Is a lab requisition the same as a prescription?
Healthcare professionals use a lab requisition to request diagnostic tests such as blood or urine analysis. In contrast, a medical or antibiotic prescription outlines the specific medication a doctor has prescribed for your treatment.
