Laboratory Services
93 Campus Avenue
Lewiston, ME 04240
(207) 777-8400
The main laboratory provides service to support the needs of our outpatients, inpatients, Emergency Department patients, and d'Youville Pavilion residents. We are a CAP (College of American Pathologist) and AABB (American Association of Blood Banks) accredited laboratory, offering a comprehensive list of services including Chemistry, Microbiology, Serology, Immunology, Hematology, Coagulation, Urinalysis, Blood Bank, as well as Histology.
For patient convenience, we also offer three additional sites for lab service, all with plenty of available parking.
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Satellite Laboratory Locations |
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Main Laboratory/Phlebotomy 207-777-8400 |
Monday - Friday: 6:30 am to 7:00 pm |
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St. Mary's Auburn Campus 15 Gracelawn Road, Auburn 207-753-3066 Fax 207-753-4575 Directions |
Location: 1st floor of at St. Mary's Auburn Medical Building. Hours:
This site does not draw blood for children. |
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| Central Maine Orthopaedics Building 690 Minot Avenue, Auburn 207-782-6482 Fax 207-784-2908 Directions |
Hours:
Performing EKGs and blood draws |
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Any questions regarding Diagnostic Services can be directed to Joan Tardif, Director of Laboratory Services, at 207-753-5480.
St. Mary's Regional Medical Center's laboratories are accredited by CAP, AABB, FDA, and JCAHO.
St. Mary's/Mayo Medical Lab Catalog - In conjunction with Mayo Medical Laboratories, St. Mary's Regional Medical Center's Catalog is a detailed explanation of St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center’s Laboratory services. This manual provides information, as well as acts as a reference source for the medical/dental staff, nursing staff, and other interested parties who are impacted by laboratory operations.
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Register:
You must ALWAYS register before having blood work or dropping off a specimen. Registering lets the phlebotomist know you are in the waiting area.
Delivering Specimens:
All specimens must have the patients name and their date of birth clearly printed on the container of the specimen. If the container is not labeled, the specimen will be rejected.
Medications:
Please ask your provider about continuing to take your medications before having blood tests.
Hydration/Fasting:
Drinking plenty of water, even when fasting, helps the phlebotomist locate your veins easier. Certain lab tests require you to be fasting for optimal results. This information may appear on your lab order, or can be verified with your provider.
Test Results:
Your lab results will be sent directly to the ordering provider. If you have any questions regarding your lab results, please speak with your provider.
