Looking for reliable blood work in Newmarket? Our Newmarket walk-in clinic on Mulock Drive has an on-site blood draw lab offering professional blood collection and laboratory services. Patients with a valid requisition may visit during regular clinic hours, subject to blood collection availability.
At MedCare Clinics @ Mulock Drive Medical Centre, we offer convenient on-site blood collection for routine blood work, physician-ordered panels and other laboratory testing available at the location. Our team helps make the blood-draw process professional, efficient and as comfortable as possible.
Walk-ins are welcome for blood collection during regular clinic hours, subject to service availability. Please call 905-830-4242 before visiting to confirm blood collection availability, test requirements and whether fasting or other preparation is needed.
Bring your Ontario health card, laboratory requisition and any instructions provided by your healthcare professional.
Some blood tests require fasting or other preparation. Call the clinic before your visit if you are unsure.
Please note that blood collection availability may vary. We recommend calling the clinic before your visit to confirm availability. Clinic hours may differ on statutory holidays and are subject to change without prior notice. To ensure the safety of staff, patients and their families, MedCare Clinics may close during severe weather or unsafe road conditions. We may stop accepting patients before closing time if we have reached patient capacity.
Get essential screenings for your general health with routine blood tests, including:
Assess hormone levels and thyroid function with tests such as:
Testing may help identify nutrient deficiencies that can affect overall health:
Physician-ordered blood testing can help assess liver and kidney function:
Discreet sexual health testing may be available when ordered by a healthcare provider.
Looking for a blood draw lab near you? Contact our Newmarket clinic before visiting to confirm current blood collection availability.
140 Mulock Drive, Units 8–9
Newmarket, ON, L3Y 7C5
Please note that lab hours may vary. We recommend calling the clinic to confirm current lab hours before your visit to ensure availability. Clinic and lab hours may differ on statutory holidays and are subject to change without prior notice. To ensure the safety of staff, patients and their families, MedCare Clinics may close during severe weather or unsafe road conditions. We may stop accepting patients before closing time if we have reached patient capacity.
The appropriate frequency depends on your age, medical history, medications, symptoms and existing health conditions. People managing diabetes, thyroid disorders and other chronic conditions may need testing more frequently.
Speak with your healthcare provider to determine an appropriate testing schedule.
Walk-ins are welcome for blood collection during regular clinic hours, subject to availability. Please call the clinic before visiting to confirm that blood collection is available and to ask whether your test requires fasting or other preparation.
Most laboratory testing in Ontario requires a requisition completed by a physician or another authorized healthcare provider. The requisition identifies the tests recommended for the patient.
Many medically necessary blood tests ordered by an authorized healthcare professional are covered by OHIP. Some specialized or non-routine tests may not be covered and may require payment.
Coverage depends on the test and the reason it was ordered. Additional details are available in Ontario’s Schedule of Benefits for Laboratory Services .
Bring your Ontario health card, laboratory requisition and any preparation instructions provided by your healthcare professional.
Some tests require fasting or other preparation. Contact the clinic before visiting if you are unsure. Information about how MedCare reviews and communicates results is available on our Patient Responsibilities page.
Patients who already have a valid laboratory requisition may visit during regular clinic hours, subject to blood collection availability.
If you do not have a requisition, you may first be assessed by a MedCare healthcare provider, who can order appropriate testing when medically necessary. Provider availability, wait times and applicable fees may vary.