Get Labcorp Requisition Form 2020-2024

The test requisition combines patient registration information, billing information, specimen information, barcoded specimen labels and a provider order for confirmation of testing.

The laboratory request form (LRF) is a communication link between laboratories, requesting physicians and users of laboratory services. Inadequate information or errors arising from the process of filling out LRFs can significantly impact the quality of laboratory results and, ultimately, patient outcomes.

The test requisition combines patient registration information, billing information, specimen information, barcoded specimen labels and a provider order for confirmation of testing. The patient bill requisition should be completed by the provider or authorized staff and signed by the ordering provider.

Labcorp requires that the medical practitioner ordering the test(s) sign the test requisition form (TRF) in the space provided to attest that the patient has given informed consent for the testing.

Therefore, we kindly remind you that your pre-paid LabCorp requisitions may ONLY be presented at a LabCorp Patient Service Center, and your pre-paid Quest Diagnostics requisitions may ONLY be presented at a Quest Diagnostics Patient Service Center.

When visiting a patient service center, you should bring the following information with you: The Labcorp test request form from a health care professional requesting laboratory testing. A current insurance identification card (Medicare, private insurance or HMO/PPO)

Can I come in and be tested or do I need to go back to my doctor for a new form? Most test orders are valid for at least six months (unless your doctor has specified otherwise). If your lab testing order is more than six months old, please contact your doctor for a new form.

A lab test requisition form is used by healthcare professionals to request laboratory tests such as urine or blood testing.