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Concept Laboratories was founded in 2006 with a vision to provide high-quality diagnostic and testing services to the community. It was established by a group of experienced pathologists and healthcare professionals who recognized the importance of accurate and reliable laboratory testing in modern healthcare. Over the years, Concept Laboratories expanded its test offerings to cover a wide range of medical specialties, including clinical chemistry, hematology, microbiology, histopathology, immunology, and molecular diagnostics. It became a one-stop destination for healthcare providers seeking comprehensive diagnostic services. To ensure the highest quality standards, Concept Laboratories pursued accreditation from relevant regulatory bodies and organizations. It regularly underwent audits and assessments to maintain compliance with industry best practices. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Concept Laboratories played a critical role in providing COVID-19 testing services, supporting contact tracing efforts, and contributing to research on the virus.
Healthcare professionals, such as Phlebotomists, collect samples from patients based on the specific test requirements. Samples can include blood, urine, tissue biopsies, sputum, stool, and more. Proper sample collection techniques and aseptic procedures are crucial to prevent contamination and ensure accurate results.
Samples are labeled with unique identifiers to ensure traceability and prevent mix-ups. Depending on the test and lab's location, samples may need to be properly stored, refrigerated, or transported under specific conditions to maintain sample integrity.
The processed samples are subjected to various tests and analyses depending on the purpose. These tests can include:
Clinical chemistry: Analyzing blood chemistry for markers like glucose, cholesterol, or electrolytes.
Hematology: Examining blood cells and related parameters like red and white blood cell counts.
Microbiology: Culturing and identifying microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi) from clinical specimens.
Histopathology: Microscopic examination of tissue sections for abnormalities or diseases.
Immunology: Detecting specific antibodies, antigens, or immune responses in the sample.