Csu laboratory

What is the laboratory at CSU health network?

The Laboratory at the CSU Health Network provides high-quality, affordable clinical diagnostic testing for CSU students with orders from medical providers. State-of-the-art equipment is utilized to perform chemistry, hematology, and endocrinology. Microbiology (cultures and molecular science) are also performed on site.

What is Parasitology at CSU veterinary diagnostic laboratory?

Parasitology The parasitology section of the CSU Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory provides full-service, diagnostic support for the detection of parasitic infections in domestic and wild animals. Pathology Pathology includes both necropsy and biopsy. Our goal is to diagnose animal disease and discover the processes and agents causing disease.

What tests are performed in-house by CSU health network laboratory?

Some of the tests performed in-house by CSU Health Network Laboratory include: STD/STI testing: HIV screen, Chlamydia and Gonorrhea. (RPR/Syphilis and Herpes collected and sent to an outside reference lab). Most in-house lab tests are done with same-day turnaround. Results of tests sent to outside labs are often available in 7-10 days.

Does CSU health network laboratory accept Medicaid?

For students with Medicaid insurance coverage: If you have Medicaid insurance coverage, CSU Health Network Laboratory can draw your blood and collect your specimen sample. Each will be sent to a Medicaid facility. You may receive a bill if the labs are not a covered benefit in your insurance plan.

Is CSU Health Network a Medicaid facility?

Although CSU Health Network is not a Medicaid facility, we can draw your lab requests and send samples to an appropriate Medicaid laboratory. Some of the tests performed in-house by CSU Health Network Laboratory include: STD/STI testing: HIV screen, Chlamydia and Gonorrhea. (RPR/Syphilis and Herpes collected and sent to an outside reference lab).