When I get blood tests done at my GP's office, they sit around until the next morning when the guy from the lab picks them up. Then they go to the lab, where th

When I get blood tests done at my GP's office, they sit around until the next morning when the guy from the lab picks them up. Then they go to the lab, where they might wait in a queue until the next day. Then the tests are run, then they send the results electronically to my GP's office. It takes about three days from the time blood is drawn from me, until the time my GP makes a recommendation based on the test results, and a big part of that is because of the the remote lab testing.