A UnitedHealthcare Preferred Lab Network provider    

Elevating standards in diagnostic medicine

Mayo Clinic Laboratories is a UnitedHealthcare Preferred Lab Network (PLN) care provider, giving UnitedHealthcare members in-network access to our comprehensive subspecialty testing menu.

UnitedHealthcare has consistently renewed this status thanks to our standards for access, cost, data, quality, and service. These standards are a testament to our ability to deliver lab medicine that places a greater emphasis on patient outcomes and the total cost of patient care. Because of this, UnitedHealthcare members may notice a cost savings for services.

For more information, please visit UnitedHealthcare’s Preferred Lab Network website.

A comprehensive subspecialty menu

Patients everywhere deserve access to world-class diagnostic care. Our test catalog covers the full range of clinical specialties, with more than 3,800 tests available to support care for your patients. 

Gastroenterology

Neurogenetics

Pathology

Therapeutics

Hematology

Neurology

Pediatrics & Newborn Screening

Other Testing

Microbiology & Infectious Diseases

Oncology

Renal

Learn how we make a difference for patients, every day

Collaboration that changes lives: Elyn Simmons
June 6, 2022

Working together, Mayo Clinic laboratory medicine specialists and clinicians helped Elyn Simmons get her life back — and welcome two new lives to the world.
Patient-focused pragmatism: The Mayo Clinic innovation model
April 13, 2022

In a world of ever-faster technical change, Mayo Clinic Laboratories is uniquely positioned to innovate. Collaboration with clinicians pinpoints unmet patient needs and facilitates the development of diagnostic testing that provides answers.
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Every test tube connects to a patient: Quality control of specimens in the pre-analytic phase  
March 21, 2022

Each day, some 40 to 45 thousand specimens are shipped to Mayo Clinic Laboratories in Rochester, Minnesota, from hospitals and other health care organizations around the world. And for every sample, there’s a patient to whom it belongs, someone on the other end hoping for answers to a challenging, perhaps even life-threatening, condition.
University of Louisville: Building an evidence-based algorithm to guide autoimmune neurology patient care
March 15, 2021

UofL Health – UofL Hospital physicians and laboratory scientists faced challenges in the ordering of autoimmune and paraneoplastic panels: duplicate orders that add unnecessary cost and omitted test orders that could provide the key to the right diagnosis for patients.