Laboratory Services


HAMC’s medical laboratory serves not only the hospital, but also our surgery department, our emergency room, long-term care patients, our three clinics, and any outpatient lab work ordered by physicians outside of Rugby.


Hours

Our outpatient lab services are available Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.


Where to Register:

Before any lab work can be processed, outpatients must register at the hospital admissions desk.


Lab Orders:

To receive lab services, you must have a lab order from your healthcare provider. Be sure to bring lab orders from out-of-town healthcare providers with you unless the orders were faxed to our lab in advance.


Faxing Lab Orders

Lab orders from out-of-town healthcare providers may be faxed to the HAMC Laboratory at (701) 776-5448.


The HAMC Lab Philosophy:

The Heart of America Medical Center Laboratory technical staff provides a compassionate and caring approach to patients, family members, and coworkers. We believe all patients have psychosocial, economic, spiritual, and physical needs, and that we are responsible for assisting in meeting those needs.


We believe health care practice and medical technology are continually changing and that our laboratory technical staff must stay abreast of current trends in order to provide patients with the quality care they deserve.

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