Questions, answered clearly.
What to expect from testing, home collection and the future patient experience.
A few things
you might be wondering.
From preparing for your test to understanding the next step, we’re here to help.
Have another question?How can I book a test?
Call 9430920885 or open our general WhatsApp chat to enquire. The Book a Test form is a fictional-only preview; it does not send patient information or confirm appointments.
Do you provide home sample collection?
Home sample collection is a planned service. Coverage, collection hours and availability will be confirmed before launch.
How long does a report take?
Turnaround depends on the test and collection time. The laboratory will confirm the expected reporting time for your specific test.
Can I download my report online?
Secure online reports and downloads are planned for the patient portal. The report shown here is an illustrative sample only.
How can I contact the laboratory?
Call or WhatsApp 9430920885, email medicheckplus@gmail.com, or visit Above Jharkhand Hardware, Darzee Mohalla, Shyamali Colony, Hinoo, Ranchi, Jharkhand – 834002, India. Please call to confirm opening hours.
Do I need to fast before a blood test?
Some tests require fasting and others do not. Confirm instructions for your exact request with your clinician or laboratory. Do not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice.
Bring these questions to your clinician.
Good preparation starts with understanding why a test is being requested, not simply following a general checklist.
Before testing
Ask which clinical question the test answers, whether fasting is needed and how your medicines or supplements affect preparation.
After your report
Ask which values matter in your circumstances, how they compare with previous results and whether follow-up is needed.
Between appointments
Keep reports and the clinician’s advice together. Do not start or stop treatment based only on a number or an online reference range.
Questions, answered thoughtfully.
Should I stop my medication?
Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from your clinician.
Can two laboratories use different ranges?
Yes. Methods, units and reference populations can differ; use the range and units supplied with the report.