Lab Testing in El Paso

Immunize El Paso is committed to making testing simple, accurate, and convenient while maintaining strict confidentiality. Whether you’re an individual, family, or employer, our wide range of services is designed to meet your needs with professionalism and care.

We pride ourselves in being a community health organization. The same care and clinical standards that define our immunization services apply to everything we do in the lab. You’ll be treated with professionalism and discretion from the moment you walk through the door. Call us at (915) 533-3414 with any questions you might have.

Comprehensive Lab Testing Services

Immunize El Paso offers a focused suite of clinical lab services designed to support your health, meet professional and academic requirements, and give you reliable answers when you need them. Here’s an overview of our fast, accurate lab services.

• QuantiFERON TB Testing – Reliable screening for tuberculosis.
• Pregnancy Blood Tests – Quick and accurate results for peace of mind.
• Glucose Testing – Monitor blood sugar levels for better health management.
• Titers Testing – Verify immunity for school, work, or travel requirements.
• Additional Lab Services – Specialized tests available upon request.

Why Choose Immunize El Paso for Lab Work?

For over 30 years, Immunize El Paso has been the Borderland’s go-to resource for many community health services. While we’re primarily known for providing vaccines, our lab testing services are held to the same standard as everything else we do.

Whether you’re an individual coming in for a personal health screening or an employee completing a workplace requirement, your results are handled with complete discretion. We do not share your information without your consent, and our staff treats every patient with professionalism and respect.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a QuantiFERON-TB Gold test and why is it better than a skin test?

The QuantiFERON-TB Gold test is a blood test that detects TB infection by measuring your immune system’s response to TB proteins. It requires only one visit (the TB skin test requires two), is not affected by BCG vaccination history, and generally produces fewer false positives. Many employers, schools, and health programs now prefer or require QFT over the traditional skin test.

What does a titer test tell me?

A titer test measures the concentration of specific antibodies in your blood, indicating whether you have developed immunity to a particular disease. A “positive” or “reactive” titer result means you have sufficient antibodies to be considered immune. A “negative” result means you may need a vaccine or booster.

I’ve lost my vaccination records. Can a titer test replace them?

In many cases, yes. If your records are lost or incomplete, a titer test can confirm whether you have immunity — which is what schools, employers, and licensing boards typically care about. If your titer comes back negative, we can administer the relevant vaccine on the spot.

Do I need an appointment for lab services or drug testing?

We recommend calling ahead to confirm availability and ensure the right staff and supplies are ready for your specific test. For employer drug testing programs, we encourage you to contact us in advance to set up an account and establish a process that works for your team.

What should I bring to my appointment?

Bring a valid photo ID and, for employer-ordered tests, any paperwork your employer has provided. For titers testing, bring any existing immunization records you have, as they can help us understand what we’re verifying and can speed up the process.