Phlebotomy Services
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The Trust provides a number of Phlebotomy Services within our two hospitals, Whiston and St Helens hospitals and also in the community across Halton, Knowsley and St Helens. Our phlebotomy service takes blood samples from patients aged 16 and over who have been referred to the service by their healthcare professional for a blood test.
The results from blood tests can be used to help: Make a diagnosis of illness or infection (or rule something out)Monitor treatment Monitor the health of someone with a long term health condition.
GPs and other healthcare professionals refer patients to the service when they need a blood test to be taken.
Go back to the top Senior Team MembersPhlebotomy Manager
Diane Lamb
0151 478 7781
Pathology Service Manager:
Chris Westcott
0151 290 4122
Go back to the top Location| Phlebotomy Clinics | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Type of Service | | Peelhouse Lane Plaza 1 Peelhouse Lane, Widnes, WA8 6TN Tel: 0151 424 6221 | Clinic suspended
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| | | Beaconsfield Primary Care Centre Bevan Way, Widnes, WA8 6TR Tel: 0151 424 3986 |
| | | | | | By Appt (own patients only) | | Highfield Hospital Highfield Road Widnes, WA8 7DJ Tel: 0151 478 7781 | 08:00am - 11:30am | 08:00am - 11:30am | 08:00am - 11:30am | 08:00am - 11:30am | 08:00am - 11:30am |
| Walk In | Please note: There will be no Phlebotomy Service at Highfield Hospital on Tuesday 9th March and Thursday 11th March. Please visit an alternative clinic.
| | St Helens Hospital Marshall Cross Road, St Helens, WA9 3DA Tel: 01744 646 080 | 08:00am - 16:45pm | 08:00am - 16:45pm | 08:00am - 16:45pm | 08:00am - 16:45pm | 08:00am - 16:45pm | | Walk In | | Whiston Hospital Warrington Road, Rainhill, L35 5DR Tel: 0151 426 1600 | 07:00am - 16:45pm | 07:00am - 16:45pm | 07:00am - 16:45pm | 07:00am - 16:45pm | 07:00am - 16:45pm | | Walk In | Millenium Centre Corporation Street,
St Helens, WA10 1HJ Tel: 01744 627 400
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| 08:30am - 11:30am | Walk In | | Newton Community Hospital (Clinic)Bradlegh Road, Newton Le Willows, WA12 8RB Tel: 0151 290 4834/4780 | 08:30am - 11:00am | 08:30am - 11:00am | 08:30am - 11:00am | 08:30am - 11:00am | 08:30am - 11:00am |
| Walk In | Please note: There will be no Phlebotomy Service at Newton Community Hospital on Tuesday 2nd March and Thursday 4th March. Please visit an alternative clinic.
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St Helens Community Phlebotomy Services (Blood Tests)
We offer phlebotomy clinics Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays) across St Helens. Call 0800 953 0960 to book your appointment.
| | Type of clinic | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Lowe House Health Centre
103 Crab St, Saint Helens, WA10 2DJ
| Pre-bookable appointments only* | 8am - 12:30pm | 8am - 12:30pm | 8am - 12:30pm | 8am - 12:30pm | 8am - 12:30pm | Garswood Billinge Road, Garswood,
Wigan, Lancashire,
WN4 0XD
| Pre-bookable appointments only
| 08:00 - 12:30pm
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*from 1st October
We also provide phlebotomy services in Knowsley and Sefton. Go back to the top What will happen at my blood test appointment?Our phlebotomists are specially trained to ensure that your blood test is as quick and painless as possible. They will draw blood from your arm to collect samples of your blood to send to the laboratory for testing.
After your blood sample has been taken, you will be given a pad to put pressure on the site of the injection to help stop the bleeding and minimise bruising. Some bruising may still occur. Most blood tests only take a few minutes to complete.
The results of your test will be sent to the healthcare professional who referred you for your blood test. Latest UpdatePlease click the location tab to find your nearest clinic.
The Trust provides a number of Phlebotomy Services within our two hospitals, Whiston and St Helens hospitals and also in the community across Halton, Knowsley and St Helens. Our phlebotomy service takes blood samples from patients aged 16 and over who have been referred to the service by their healthcare professional for a blood test.
The results from blood tests can be used to help: Make a diagnosis of illness or infection (or rule something out)Monitor treatment Monitor the health of someone with a long term health condition.
GPs and other healthcare professionals refer patients to the service when they need a blood test to be taken.
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