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Medical Laboratories - City of Thunder Bay

Laboratories that take and collect samples for analysis to get information about the health of a person to aid in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. A requisition from a health care professional is required.

Some organizations may offer mobile services in a person's place of residence for a fee.

See also Diagnostic Imaging Clinics.

 
These services are located in City of Thunder Bay
Lakehead University - Paleo-DNA Laboratory  
1294 Balmoral St Suite 300, Thunder Bay, ON  P7B 5E1
807-343-8010 ext 8616
LifeLabs - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay - Arthur St E  
1265 Arthur St E, Thunder Bay, ON  P7E 6E7
1-877-849-3637
LifeLabs - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay - Court St N  
194 Court St N, Thunder Bay, ON  P7A 4V7
1-877-849-3637
LifeLabs - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay - Mobile Services - Physician Requested In-Home Lab Services  
Thunder Bay, ON
1-877-849-3637
LifeLabs - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay - Oliver Rd  
1040 Oliver Rd, Thunder Bay, ON  P7A 7A5
1-877-849-3637
Public Health Ontario - Northern Ontario - Laboratory Services - Thunder Bay  
336 Syndicate Ave S, Thunder Bay, ON  P7E 1E3
807-622-6449
Thunder Bay Medical Centre - Medical Services  
63 Algoma St N, Thunder Bay, ON  P7A 4Z6
807-344-7071

These services are located outside of City of Thunder Bay, but provide service to City of Thunder Bay.
College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Ontario (The)  
25 Adelaide St E, Suite 2100, Toronto, ON  M5C 3A1
416-861-9605

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