Labcorp

Laboratory Testing

Fayetteville, NC

Labcorp offers more than 2,200 locations, routine and pediatric collections, and many at-home services, with many results reported within 24–48 hours.

  • routine adult blood and urine testing
  • pediatric blood collection for children aged 12 and under
  • employment drug screening

Many tests are reported within 24 to 48 hours

ARCpoint Labs of Fayetteville

Laboratory Testing

Fayetteville, NC

ARCpoint Labs of Fayetteville provides court-admissible paternity DNA testing, annual wellness panels, and employer drug-screening services.

  • court-admissible legal paternity testing
  • annual wellness panels
  • pre-employment, random, post-accident, or reasonable suspicion drug testing

Fayetteville DOT Exams and Testing

Laboratory Testing

Fayetteville, NC

Fayetteville DOT Exams and Testing provides $95 FMCSA-certified CDL exams, same-day cards, and $295 home sleep testing in Fayetteville and Hope Mills.

  • Commercial drivers needing an FMCSA-certified CDL/DOT physical
  • Drivers needing a same-day medical card and long form after passing the exam
  • Employers needing DOT random drug and alcohol testing consortium management

Same-day FMCSA medical card and long form after passing the exam; rapid turnaround of sleep-test results

Labcorp

Laboratory Testing

Fayetteville, NC

Labcorp offers more than 2,200 locations, at-home services, and a MyLabcorp portal for results, appointments, and billing.

  • Routine blood and urine testing
  • Pediatric blood collection
  • Employment drug screening

Many tests are reported within 24 to 48 hours

Med One Endocrinology

Laboratory Testing

Fayetteville, NC

Med One Sleep Center provides in-lab and at-home sleep studies and serves Fayetteville, Hope Mills, and Fort Liberty/Fort Bragg.

  • in-lab sleep studies
  • at-home sleep studies
  • suspected obstructive sleep apnea

Prompt diagnosis and treatment

Microbac Laboratories

Laboratory Testing

Hope Mills, NC

Microbac Laboratories provides accredited environmental, food, life sciences, and applied sciences testing through a nationwide network with over 50 years of experience.

  • EPA drinking water compliance programs
  • Environmental projects requiring legally and scientifically defensible data
  • Food product, ingredient, nutritional labeling, and pet food testing

Quick turnaround times

Detect Lab

Laboratory Testing

Fayetteville, NC

Labcorp offers more than 2,200 locations, at-home services, and a MyLabcorp portal for results, appointments, and billing.

  • Routine blood and urine testing
  • Pediatric blood collection
  • Employment drug screening

Many tests are reported within 24 to 48 hours

Laboratory Testing in nearby counties

FAQ

How much does laboratory testing cost in Cumberland County?

The listed price is $95 for a CDL/DOT medical examination and $295 for a home sleep apnea test at Fayetteville DOT Exams and Testing. Prices for routine blood work, drug screens, paternity tests, and wellness panels vary by test, insurance, and whether a physician or employer is paying.

How long do routine lab results take?

Labcorp states that many common tests, including CBC, BMP, glucose, thyroid, and lipid tests, are generally reported within 24–48 hours. Specialized tests may take longer, so confirm the expected turnaround when scheduling.

Where should I go for a legal paternity test or workplace drug screen?

ARCpoint Labs of Fayetteville offers court-admissible legal paternity DNA testing and pre-employment, random, post-accident, and reasonable-suspicion drug testing. It also provides employer background screening and compliance support.

What testing is required for commercial drivers in North Carolina?

Commercial drivers generally need an FMCSA-certified medical examination and may need DOT drug and alcohol testing. Fayetteville DOT Exams and Testing lists an examiner in the FMCSA National Registry and provides DOT consortium services, including Medical Review Officer review and reporting.

Can a laboratory testing center handle an emergency?

These services are intended for scheduled or routine testing rather than emergency care. For severe symptoms or an urgent medical situation, use emergency services or an emergency department instead of waiting for a laboratory appointment.