Written order required
Volume, frequency and stop criteria come from your provider.

Therapeutic phlebotomy removes a set amount of blood on a provider’s order to lower iron or red blood cell levels.
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Therapeutic phlebotomy is a treatment, not a test. A provider orders it to remove blood, most often for hereditary hemochromatosis, polycythemia vera, or a high hematocrit, which can happen with testosterone replacement therapy.
We perform therapeutic phlebotomy only with a written order that states the volume to remove and any limits, such as hematocrit or blood pressure thresholds. We monitor you during and after the procedure.
Volume, frequency and stop criteria come from your provider.
Vital signs checked before and after, and you rest before we leave.
Recover on your own couch instead of a clinic chair.
Repeat sessions arranged on the interval your provider orders.
A typical therapeutic phlebotomy removes about one unit, roughly 450–500 mL, but the amount is always set by your provider’s order.
Yes, when your prescribing provider orders it. The order should include the volume and any hematocrit limits.
The procedure is similar, but therapeutic phlebotomy is a prescribed treatment and the blood is discarded, not donated.
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We administer injections that your own provider has prescribed, using medication you already have.
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A phlebotomist comes to your location, collects the blood your provider ordered, and delivers the specimens to the lab on your order.
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Children can have their blood drawn at home with a parent present, in a setting that feels familiar and less stressful.
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