Test Results

On the Evergreen Life app, you can find your test results information within the ‘Results’ section of GP record section.

Click here to download the Evergreen Life app on your mobile device

On the Evergreen Life app, you can find your test results information within the ‘Results’ section of GP record section. If the results are abnormal, you will be contacted by text message or telephone to discuss next steps.

Click here to download the Evergreen Life app on your mobile device

You can access your test results online by downloading the Evergreen Life app on your mobile.

Click here to download the Evergreen Life app on your mobile device

Where to get your blood test

Blood tests are not performed at the surgery. There are several places you can go to get your bloods taken, these are outlined below.

You’ll need the paper copy of the blood form with you.

The Rainbow Unit at Horsham Hospital (Walk-in)

Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 15:45. Adults and Children aged 10+

Please note, they may close 30 minutes early if busy.

The Phlebotomy Clinic at Crawley Hospital (Walk-in)

Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 16:45. Adults and Children aged 10+

Please note, they may close 30 minutes early if busy.

East Surrey Hospital Phlebotomy Service (Walk-in)

Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 17:45. Adults and Children aged 10+

Children Assessment Unit, East Surrey Hospital (Appointment Only)

Monday to Friday.

Please call 01737 768511 followed by the extension 2866 or 2865.

Lines are open Monday to Friday 10:00-13:00.

If you are having a fasting blood test you should fast for 12 hours before your test. We advise you to not eat anything after 8pm the previous night.

You MUST, however, continue to drink plain water (but not tea/coffee/fruit juice etc). Dehydration makes it difficult to take your blood.

You may want to bring a snack with you to eat following your fasting blood test.

Bring your medication with you if you are a diabetic so that you can take it immediately after the blood test.

Typical fasting blood tests are:

Blood glucose – used to test for diabetes.

Iron – used to diagnose iron deficiencies.

Specimens must be left with reception before 11.30 and all bottles must be clearly labelled and sealed in a plastic bag. Insufficient labelling will result in the specimen being refused by the lab and another sample taken. The reception team will be happy to help you make sure it is correct before it is sent off to the lab.