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PROVIDER GUIDE

How to Choose an Anatomic Pathology Laboratory for Your Practice

A practical framework for evaluating AP quality, workflow fit, logistics, connectivity, and client support.

Practice Leaders

How to Choose an Anatomic Pathology Laboratory

Selecting a laboratory is an operational and clinical workflow decision.

Evaluate the service scope

  • Confirm the active AP test menu and specimen requirements.
  • Ask how subspecialty review and pathologist communication are handled.
  • Verify licensing and accreditation information.

Evaluate the operating model

Review supplies, logistics, accession exceptions, report delivery, and implementation ownership.

Scope remains subject to validation, contracting, licensing, security review, and onboarding.

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