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Preventing Needle Stick Injuries: Safety First in Phlebotomy

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At Haldebis Mobile Phlebotomy, patient and provider safety is always our top priority. Needle stick injuries are among the most common occupational hazards in healthcare, but with proper precautions, they are entirely preventable. Serving the tri-state area of Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia, we uphold the highest standards of safety. ✅ Use of Safety-Engineered Devices: […]

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Do You Understand Your Blood Test Result

Do You Understand Your Blood Test Result?

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Do You Understand Your Blood Test Result? Many people feel confused when they receive their blood test results. At Haldebis Mobile Phlebotomy, we believe in helping you understand what those numbers truly mean. Blood tests can reveal essential clues about your overall health, from cholesterol and glucose levels to organ function and nutrient status. Knowing

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Automation and Robotics in Blood Draws What’s Next

Automation and Robotics in Blood Draws: What’s Next?

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Automation and Robotics in Blood Draws: What’s Next? Technology is transforming healthcare—and blood draws are no exception. At Haldebis Mobile Phlebotomy, serving Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia, we stay informed on the latest in automation and robotic phlebotomy. Robotic arms can now locate veins using infrared technology and perform draws with precision, reducing errors and

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Deep Vein Thrombosis

Understanding Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Through Blood Testing

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Understanding Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Through Blood TestingAt Haldebis Mobile Phlebotomy, serving Maryland, Washington DC, and Virginia, we help detect critical conditions like DVT from the comfort of your home. DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, often in the legs. A key diagnostic test measures D-dimer levels, a substance released

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