At-home draws
Blood testing in Alberta
Your numbers, finally explained. A Dynacare mobile phlebotomist draws your blood at home or work across Alberta, no referral needed.
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All draws in Alberta are at home: $100 each, $200 a year for both.
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Where we test across Alberta
Everywhere else in Alberta
At-home draws wherever our mobile phlebotomists reach.
Check if we reach your address ↑Private blood testing in Alberta: what to know
NiaHealth offers private blood testing across Alberta with no referral. Your blood is drawn at home by a Dynacare mobile phlebotomist, twice a year, and a nurse practitioner licensed in Alberta explains your results.
Every draw is at home
A Dynacare mobile phlebotomist comes to your home or office anywhere they reach in Alberta, for $100 a draw ($200 a year for both).
No referral needed
A clinician licensed in Alberta orders your tests and reviews your results. A nurse practitioner then walks you through them in a virtual consult.
Add-ons in Alberta
DEXA scans and VO2 max tests are available in Calgary and Edmonton. The Inflammation Panel isn't available in Alberta. Every other add-on works across the province.
Private, not billed to Alberta Health
NiaHealth is a private membership, so it isn't billed to Alberta Health. It's HSA-eligible, and many private health plans reimburse it.
Clinical team
Your Alberta care team
Numbers on their own don't tell you what to do next. That's where personalized guidance comes in. Our care team walks you through your results, explains what each marker means for you, and helps you build a plan that fits your health history, goals and daily life. When your second draw comes back, they help you see what's changed.
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Add-on biomarker panels available in Alberta
Add-ons are booked with a NiaHealth membership, and your results sit next to your blood work in the same dashboard. Explore the 180+ biomarkers you can test with our specialized panels.
Advanced Thyroid Panel
DEXA Body Scan
Gut Microbiome Test
Male Hormone Panel
VO2 Max Test
Inflammation Panel
Advanced Kidney Function Test
Celiac Panel
Blood Type Panel
Continuous Glucose Monitor 14-Day Program
Menopause & Perimenopause Panel
Omega Panel
APOE Genetic Test
Pharmacogenetic Test
Questions about testing
Tests are ordered and reviewed by clinicians licensed in Alberta.
Yes. When you join NiaHealth, a clinician licensed in Alberta orders your tests, so you don't need a referral from a family doctor or walk-in clinic.
No. NiaHealth is a private membership, so it isn't billed to Alberta Health. The membership is HSA-eligible, and many private health plans reimburse it, so check with your provider.
At your home or office, with a Dynacare mobile phlebotomist, for $100 a draw. NiaHealth doesn't offer in-clinic draws in Alberta. Mobile phlebotomists can't reach every area, so contact us before you book if you live outside a major centre.
Both are available in Calgary and Edmonton. They are add-ons booked with a NiaHealth membership, and your results sit next to your blood work.
Tests are ordered and reviewed by clinicians licensed in Alberta. After your first draw, you book a virtual consult with a nurse practitioner, who walks you through your results and builds your action plan.
Most results are ready in your dashboard 5 to 9 days after your draw. You can then book your consult with a nurse practitioner.
Start with a baseline
Two draws a year, a clinician who explains your results, and a plan you can act on.
For informational purposes only. Not medical advice. NiaHealth complements, but does not replace, care from your Primary Care Provider. Prices are in CAD and can change. Last reviewed
October 7, 2026.
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