BetteTheRed
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The equivalent private lab firm in Ontario is LifeLabs.
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Or Gamma Dynacare, though they don't seem to be as widespread as Lifelabs. They also used to charge for web access to your results which is why I switched to Lifelabs for my quarterly bloods.The equivalent private lab firm in Ontario is LifeLabs.
That is real magic that every child wishes for- the never empty popcorn bucketThanks for posting a gif, Northwind. They are so expressive.![]()
Going to look for some!
Try being diabetic. Quarterly A1C for the win. Plus all the other indicators that can go awry with Type 2 like B12 and lipids. Labs should give us frequent flyer miles or something.otoh, I am not a regular in doctor's offices, nor labs...
The equivalent private lab firm in Ontario is LifeLabs.
Try being diabetic. Quarterly A1C for the win. Plus all the other indicators that can go awry with Type 2 like B12 and lipids. Labs should give us frequent flyer miles or something.
Yeah, I remember BC being mentioned back when they got hacked. They only seem to be in BC and Ontario, though.We have LifeLabs here too.
Quarterly for diabetic stuff. But sometimes I have others in between (e.g. had some liver enzyme issues last spring).Quarterly labs? I wish mine were that infrequent.![]()
It's same here, but I have the choice of going to a hospital or going to a Dynalife location, there's more Dynalifes than hospitals around. Now I have access to results just as the doctors do, only thing is imaging (not Dynalife anyway, that's other companies or hospital) has a delay on the patients end and there can also be requests added to delay other results for patients.This seems very complicated. If I need tests for something or other the doc gives me a requisition that I take to the hospital. As soon as the lab has results they are sent to my doc who takes whatever action is needed. More elaborate tests ordered by a specialist are done where that person has a practice. A city trip - but one is there already to see the specialist so not a big deal.
Same with Lifelabs here in Ontario, though I note that the two I used to use are both MIA from their website now. They were both kind of small and cramped so maybe couldn't be adapted for proper distancing or something. Oh well, the one Mrs. M uses is still around and is not that far away. It's just the other two were handier when I was getting work done on the way to work or on my lunch hour.It's same here, but I have the choice of going to a hospital or going to a Dynalife location, there's more Dynalifes than hospitals around.
I saw photos on the news at supper time - an hour after it had all happened! I was in an east facing room & missed the spectacle!!Sunset is absolutely spectacular tonight. All I can see is pink and orange and a lavender-blue out of every window!