By integrating with our API, you will have access to the following testing modalities:
  • At-home test kit.
  • At-home phlebotomy visit.
  • Walk-in test visit.
  • On-site collection visit (in closed beta).

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At-home test kits

This involves sending a kit to a patient’s home. They will then be able to collect their sample specimen and send it back to our lab networks via mail. At home testing kits are comprised of a number of components such as:
  • Mailer Box
  • Blade Lancets
  • Plasters
  • Gauze
  • ADX Card
  • Blood collection card
  • Saliva Tubes
  • Collection Supplies
  • Instruction Booklet
Additional components can be included in the test kit box. To fully customize the kit, just contact us support@tryvital.io.

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At-home phlebotomy

At-home phlebotomy requires a phlebotomist to visit a patient’s home and carrying out the phlebotomy draw. The sample is then delivered to the lab by the phlebotomist. The flow for at-home phlebotomy orders is as follows:
  • Place an order via the API.
  • The order is processed in the background. For at-home phlebotomy, this means generating the requisition form for the lab test.
  • Once the requisition form is ready, a webhook update and an email to the patient are sent. The email will them know that they can now book an appointment.
  • The patient goes through Vital’s appointment booking dashboard, where they can select a location and time from the available slots.
  • Once the appointment takes place and the sample is drawn, it will be taken to the lab.
  • Once the lab analyzes the results, the order is complete and the results can be fetched.

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Walk-in tests

Walk-in tests require the patient to visit a lab location (often referred to as a Patient Service Center or PSC)—such as Quest, Labcorp, or BioReference—to have their sample collected. A requisition form is needed to perform the test, which Junction’s API generates if the patient meets the required conditions. This workflow closely mirrors the at-home phlebotomy flow, except that appointment scheduling is not required. With a “walk-in” test, a patient can simply walk in to a PSC or they can schedule an appointment (Quest only).

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On-site collection

On-site collection also require the patient to visit a Patient Service Center closely mirrors the walk-in test flow. Scheduling an appointment is not necessary. On-site collections are currently in beta testing.
Expanded support for on-site or in-clinic draws coming soon!