Willis-Knighton Community Reference Laboratory 2025

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  2. Begin by filling out the Patient Information section. Enter the patient's name, Social Security Number (SS#), date of birth (DOB), and sex in the designated fields.
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The CRL team is comprised of more than 650 individuals whose unique talents and skills help serve our clients by performing thousands of life-changing tests every day. Our team members support CRL as well as our subsidiaries: CRL PLUS and FormFox.
Clinical laboratories may send tests to reference laboratories because it is more cost-effective; reference laboratories have the equipment or supplies needed for the testing that is infrequently ordered in clinical laboratories.
From one small hospital, Willis Knighton has grown to encompass multiple facilities, spanning the entire continuum of care for residents in northwest Louisiana and the Ark-La-Tex. Today the health system includes four hospitals as well as a retirement community and a full range of support services.
We serve insurers, employers, healthcare providers and their patients, colleges and universities, as well as federal, state, and local government agencies through a broad array of corporate and personal wellness programs, drugs of abuse testing programs, insurance risk assessment, and molecular diagnostics testing.
Clinical laboratories are healthcare facilities providing a wide range of laboratory procedures that aid clinicians in diagnosing, treating, and managing patients. [1] These laboratories are manned by scientists trained to perform and analyze tests on samples of biological specimens collected from patients.

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Reference Laboratories are designated to carry out scientific and technical activities related to a specific disease. They also provide scientific and technical training for personnel from our Members, and coordinate scientific studies in collaboration with other laboratories or organisations.

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