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COMPUNET HOLIDAY SCHEDULE & SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS
As we approach the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, CompuNet would like to ensure your practice is aware of upcoming adjustments to PSC hours and courier service. PSC Holiday HoursYou can view the schedule with adjusted hours for all Patient Service Center (PSC) locations. Please share with your team.For questions: (937) 297-8260 or CCLClientServices@compunetlab.com. Courier… Read More
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THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY HOURS FOR COMPUNET PATIENT SERVICE CENTERS
As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, CompuNet Clinical Laboratories would like to ensure providers and their teams have the most up-to-date information regarding adjusted hours at our Patient Service Center (PSC) locations. A full schedule of Thanksgiving holiday hours is available here. We encourage practices to share this information with staff to help patients plan their… Read More
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HPV SELF-COLLECTION TESTING
CompuNet Clinical Laboratories is pleased to introduce HPV Self-Collect testing (Order # 182722) — allowing patients to privately collect their own vaginal sample in your office. This patient-centered option expands access to cervical cancer screening while maintaining the accuracy you expect from CompuNet. WHY IT MATTERS: KEY DETAILS: HPV Self-Collect helps you reach more patients… Read More
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“Not only was the visit done professionally, fast and efficient but they went an extra mile to correct some misinformation given to us for this visit. They were also assisted by another in the office who extended the aid needed.”







