Overview
Lab work is sometimes necessary to ensure that your treatment plan is accurate and effective. This page outlines the process, legal requirements, and what to expect when lab work is needed.
When Lab Work is Required
- Medications Requiring Lab Work: Certain medications, especially those affecting hormone levels or requiring ongoing monitoring, may necessitate lab work before a prescription can be issued.
- Provider Assessment: Your provider will determine if lab work is necessary based on your health history, symptoms, and the type of medication being considered.
Lab Work Process
- Ordering Labs: If lab work is required, your provider will electronically order the necessary tests. You will receive instructions on how to complete the lab work at a local facility.
- Review of Results: Once lab results are available, they will be reviewed by your provider. A follow-up visit will be scheduled to discuss the results and adjust your treatment plan as needed.
- Electronic Access: Lab results are securely stored and can be accessed through your patient portal for your convenience.
Legal Compliance
- Regulatory Requirements: All lab work and related prescriptions are handled in compliance with state and federal laws. Medivive adheres to all regulations to ensure patient safety and legal compliance.
- Privacy and Security: Your lab results are protected under HIPAA regulations and are accessible only to authorized personnel involved in your care.
Referrals and In-Person Visits
- Referral Process: Medivive does not offer in-person visits; however, we provide referrals to nearby labs and healthcare providers if an in-person evaluation is necessary.
- Trusted Provider Network: Our referrals are made to providers and facilities that meet Medivive’s quality standards, ensuring you receive the best possible care.
Important Disclosures
- Cost of Lab Work: The cost of lab work may not be included in the consultation fee. You will be responsible for any additional costs incurred at the lab facility.
- Insurance Coverage: Lab work may be covered by your insurance; however, coverage varies based on your plan. Please verify with your insurance provider before completing lab work.
Support and Questions
For any additional questions or to get more details about our lab work policies, please contact our support team or visit our Prescription Policy page.
