Where Are My Labs and Test Results?
3 ways to find your test results online
Labs and test results are one of the top 5 most popular features Veterans use on My HealtheVet. It's important to stay on top of your labs and test results so that you can work with your provider to make decisions about your health and your health care.
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Once you are signed in, there are 3 ways to get labs and test results.
Labs and Tests
Use the direct link on the home page to quickly view your VA lab results and self-entered lab/test information.
To save or print a copy of your lab results, select the 'Print' option in the upper right-hand corner of the results page. You can also use the VA Blue Button Report or VA Health Summary.
VA Blue Button Report
To view lab results in your VA Blue Button report, choose the 'Health Records' link on the home page and select VA Blue Button Report. Choose the date range that includes the time frame for your test and select the 'VA Laboratory Results' in the 'Labs and Tests' section. From there, you can easily download or print your results.
VA Health Summary
The VA Health Summary includes a comprehensive summary of recent VA care. It includes up to your 10 most recent laboratory tests over the last 24 months. To use this option, choose the 'Health Records' link on the Home Page and select 'VA Health Summary.' You may want to use this option if you are sharing your information with another health care provider. You can learn more from What is in the VA Health Summary? (PDF).
As a reminder, your lab results are available 36 hours after they are verified. Depending on the test, the results may not be available right away. To learn more, visit Laboratory Tests. If you have questions about your results, contact your health care team using Secure Messaging or by phone.
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