Fully Professional Services

We are uniquely qualified to deliver the two things you want most from our laboratory

– confidence and results.

Services

SERVICES

Fully Professional Services

Clinical laboratories performing diagnostic tests are heavily regulated in the Philippines. At St. Clare’s Medical Center, we have a team of Board Certified Pathologists and Laboratory Professionals with years of experience and expertise at your service to provide all the information you need to have your lab accredited by major regulatory agencies, and your tests validated to meet the most stringent requirements.

Anti-Globulin Test (Coomb’s Test) (Direct / Indirect Coomb’s Test)
Blood Typing
Platelet Apheresis, Leukoreduced PRBC, PC, FFP
Testing and Provision for Blood and Components
Compatibility Testing (Crossmatching)

*Blood

Alk. Phos
Amylase
Bilirubin
Blood sugar (FBS, RBS, PPBS, OGCT, OGTT)
BUN
Calcium
Cardio 3 (BNP, Trop I, CKMB)
Chloride
Cholesterol
CK-MB Mass
CPK / TCPK
Creatinine
CSF and other Body Fluids (Quantitative)
GGT
HBA1C
hs Troponin I (Quanti)
hsCRP
Inorganic Phos
Lipase
Lipid Profile
Magnesium
Microalbumine / Creatinine Ratio (Micral test)
Plasma Ketone
Serum Iron
SGOT
SGPT
Sodium
TIBC
Total Protein (with A/G Ratio)
Troponin T (Quali)
Uric Acid

*Urine

24 hr. Calcium
24 hr. Chloride
24 hr. Glucose
24 hr. Magnesium
24 hr. Micral Test
24 hr. Phosphorus
24 hr. Potassium
24 hr. Sample Creatinine Clearance
24 hr. Sodium
24 hr. Total Protein
Random Urine Chloride
Random Urine Glucose
Random Urine Micral Test
Random Urine Potassium
Random Urine Sodium
Random Urine Total Protein

Fecal Immunochemical Testing-Occult Blood Test (FIT-OBT)
Occult Blood
Pregnancy Test (Urine and Serum)
Routine Fecalysis
Routine Urinalysis
Semen Analysis
Specific Gravity pH

Antithrombin III
APTT / PTT
Bleeding Time
CBC platelet count; RBC indices (MCV, MCH, MCHC)
Clotting Time
CRT
CSF and other Body Fluids Examination (Qualitative)
D-Dimer
ESR
LE Prep
Malarial Test
Peripheral Blood Smear
Protein C and S
PT
Reticulocyte Count

ANA
ASO (Quantitative and Qualitative)
C3 (Quantitative)
CMV IgG (Cytomegalovirus IgG), CVM IgM (Cytomegalovirus IgM)
CRP (Quantitative and Qualitative)
Dengue NS1 Antigen / Dengue IgG / IgM
DsDNA
FT3
FT4
Pylori
Hepatitis Test
HIV
Mumps IgG
Procalcitonin
RA / RF
RPR (Quantitative and Qualitative)
Rubella IgG, Rubella IgM
Serologic Tests
SLE Profile
Syphilis
Therapeutic Drugs
Toxoplasma IgG, Toxoplasma IgM
TSH
Tumor Markers (CEA, AFP, CA125, CA 19-9, CA15-3, B-HCG)
Varicella Zoster IgG
Vitamin D

• Vitamin B12

Clostridium Difficile Antigen and Toxin (Rapid)
CSF Examination
Culture and Sensitivity
Gram Stain
PCR
TPHA (Quantitative and Qualitative)
Wet Mount

CT and UTt-Guided Biopsies
Cytology (Gyne & Non-Gyne)
Frozen Section
Immunohistochemistry
Routine Histopathology
Slide Review

Anti-Globulin Test (Coomb’s Test) (Direct / Indirect Coomb’s Test)
Blood Typing
Platelet Apheresis, Leukoreduced PRBC, PC, FFP
Testing and Provision for Blood and Components
Compatibility Testing (Crossmatching)

*Blood

Alk. Phos
Amylase
Bilirubin
Blood sugar (FBS, RBS, PPBS, OGCT, OGTT)
BUN
Calcium
Cardio 3 (BNP, Trop I, CKMB)
Chloride
Cholesterol
CK-MB Mass
CPK / TCPK
Creatinine
CSF and other Body Fluids (Quantitative)
GGT
HBA1C
hs Troponin I (Quanti)
hsCRP
Inorganic Phos
Lipase
Lipid Profile
Magnesium
Microalbumine / Creatinine Ratio (Micral test)
Plasma Ketone
Serum Iron
SGOT
SGPT
Sodium
TIBC
Total Protein (with A/G Ratio)
Troponin T (Quali)
Uric Acid

*Urine

24 hr. Calcium
24 hr. Chloride
24 hr. Glucose
24 hr. Magnesium
24 hr. Micral Test
24 hr. Phosphorus
24 hr. Potassium
24 hr. Sample Creatinine Clearance
24 hr. Sodium
24 hr. Total Protein
Random Urine Chloride
Random Urine Glucose
Random Urine Micral Test
Random Urine Potassium
Random Urine Sodium
Random Urine Total Protein

Fecal Immunochemical Testing-Occult Blood Test (FIT-OBT)
Occult Blood
Pregnancy Test (Urine and Serum)
Routine Fecalysis
Routine Urinalysis
Semen Analysis
Specific Gravity pH

Antithrombin III
APTT / PTT
Bleeding Time
CBC platelet count; RBC indices (MCV, MCH, MCHC)
Clotting Time
CRT
CSF and other Body Fluids Examination (Qualitative)
D-Dimer
ESR
LE Prep
Malarial Test
Peripheral Blood Smear
Protein C and S
PT
Reticulocyte Count

ANA
ASO (Quantitative and Qualitative)
C3 (Quantitative)
CMV IgG (Cytomegalovirus IgG), CVM IgM (Cytomegalovirus IgM)
CRP (Quantitative and Qualitative)
Dengue NS1 Antigen / Dengue IgG / IgM
DsDNA
FT3
FT4
Pylori
Hepatitis Test
HIV
Mumps IgG
Procalcitonin
RA / RF
RPR (Quantitative and Qualitative)
Rubella IgG, Rubella IgM
Serologic Tests
SLE Profile
Syphilis
Therapeutic Drugs
Toxoplasma IgG, Toxoplasma IgM
TSH
Tumor Markers (CEA, AFP, CA125, CA 19-9, CA15-3, B-HCG)
Varicella Zoster IgG
Vitamin D

• Vitamin B12

Clostridium Difficile Antigen and Toxin (Rapid)
CSF Examination
Culture and Sensitivity
Gram Stain
PCR
TPHA (Quantitative and Qualitative)
Wet Mount

CT and UTt-Guided Biopsies
Cytology (Gyne & Non-Gyne)
Frozen Section
Immunohistochemistry
Routine Histopathology
Slide Review

This Price List Is Effective Only For: 2024

PRICELIST

TEST	PRICE
AFB	₱ 1,200
AMYLASE	₱ 740
ABG	₱ 3,000
ANTI HBS	₱ 1,315
ANTI HCV	₱ 1,150
C / S	₱ 2,500
C / S WITH ARD	₱ 2,360
CBC	₱ 540
CYTO / FNAB	₱ 1,440
D-DIMER	₱ 4,200
FASTING BLOOD SUGAR (FBS)	₱ 400
FROZEN SECTION	₱ 2,130
FT3	₱ 1,250
FT4	₱ 1,250
HBSAG	₱ 600
HEPATITIS A	₱ 2,200
HEPATITIS B	₱ 2,365
HEPATITIS A & B	₱ 3,300
HEPATITIS ABC	₱ 3,830
LIPID PROFILE	₱ 2,070
LIVER PROFILE	₱ 2,790
PSA	₱ 1,930
RUBELLA IGG / IGM	₱ 2,780
TYPHIDOT IGG / IGM	₱ 1,600
URINALYSIS	₱ 300
VDRL / RPR	₱ 1,250

Note:

Prices may change without prior notice.
For additional information regarding other procedures, items, or test, you may inquire directly at: LABORATORY DEPARTMENT

patient tips

What to bring?

Every patient who comes to our laboratory outpatient clinic for specimen collection, such as blood or urine, must bring:

1. A requisition for the tests signed by their physician.

It is crucial that we confirm the correct spelling of your name, address, your date of birth and gender. Interpretation of a laboratory result often depends on a person’s age and gender. Results that are normal for a 70-year-old man may not be within normal limits for a teenage boy.