Mobile phlebotomy · Tacoma, Washington

Your kitchen table is the clinic.

No waiting room, no parking, no drive across town. The draw comes to the place you already sit — with a tray of supplies, a clean cloth, and as much time as you need.

Serving Tacoma, Pierce County, Lakewood, Puyallup, Gig Harbor and University Place. Same-day draws available.

A copper tray of blood draw supplies on a sunlit kitchen table beside a cup of tea
Everything the visit needs, laid out on one tray.

What arrives

The kit, laid out like a tea tray.

One tray, packed before the visit and opened on a clean cloth beside you. Nothing to fetch, nothing to set up, nothing left behind for you to sort out.

01

Butterfly needle and set

Single-use and still sealed. Opened in front of you, and never before.

02

Tubes, labeled at your table

Your name and the date written out while we talk, then carried on to the lab.

03

Gauze and a light wrap

Pressure first, then a soft tape that comes away without pulling at the skin.

04

A sharps container that leaves with me

Needles go straight into it and out the door. Your bin stays yours, your table goes back to being a table.

The visit

Four unhurried steps, start to finish.

The pace is yours. Here is how a morning at your table actually goes — and there is a way to book at every step of it.

  1. 01

    Arrival

    I arrive when I said I would, with the kit already packed and a clean mat for the table. You point me to a chair and that's the whole of your part.

    Ready when you are — pick a time or call (555) 014-2290.

    A canvas phlebotomy bag and folded mat resting inside a bright home hallway
    The bag comes in; nothing else about the room moves.
  2. 02

    Setup

    Supplies come off the tray and onto the clean cloth. Tubes get labeled with your name while we talk about the weather, the dog, the garden — whichever is more interesting.

    Then it's a couple of quiet minutes. Pick a time whenever you're ready.

    A phlebotomist's hands writing a name on a blood tube label at a kitchen table
    Names and dates written out at the table, before anything is drawn.
  3. 03

    Draw

    A butterfly needle, a few quiet minutes, and it's over. You can look away, keep talking, or hold someone's hand — none of it changes how the draw goes.

    Wondering about a hard stick or small arms? Pick a time and say so in the notes.

    A home blood draw in progress at a kitchen table, seen over the phlebotomist's shoulder
    Butterfly needle, a few quiet minutes, done.
  4. 04

    Aftercare

    Pressure, a light wrap, and a few minutes of sitting still before you get up. I write down what was drawn, pack everything out, and the kitchen goes back to being a kitchen.

    Next month comes around quickly — pick a time or call (555) 014-2290.

    A light bandage on an arm resting on a chair beside a folded blanket and a mug of tea
    Sit a few minutes. The tea is the point.

Book a time

Pick a time. I'll bring the tray.

Send the address and a window that suits you. Same-day requests are welcome — if the day is getting away from you, call instead and we'll look at today together.

  1. 01

    Send the request

    Name, number, address, and a window that suits you. A note about a hard stick or a nervous kid is welcome here.

  2. 02

    I confirm the window

    You'll hear back with the closest time I have — no hold music, no phone tag.

  3. 03

    I arrive with the tray

    Everything is packed, unpacked at your table, and taken away again.

Or call (555) 014-2290

Serving Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup, Gig Harbor, University Place and Pierce County.

Request a time

A few details is all it takes. I'll reply with the closest window I have.

Your address stays with me and goes no further. If anything changes, a text is enough.