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Hold review time when abnormal Labcorp results arrive

Abnormal results get reviewed the day they land. Lab orders and results move between your EHR and your labs, and every result has to reach the right patient and the right provider.

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Saved per result, estimated
~10 min
Role it helps: physician
1
Steps Tabflows handles for your team
3

How it runs

Starts: When an abnormal result posts in Labcorp.

  1. Step 1

    Tabflows matches the result to the patient and ordering physician.

  2. Step 2

    Finds a 15-minute block on that physician's calendar the same day.

  3. Step 3

    Places a review hold and creates a task with the flagged values.

Everything lands for your team to review, so the clinic stays in charge of every decision.

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We set this up on your Google Calendar and Labcorp accounts and keep it tuned to how your clinic works.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Tabflows interpret lab results?

No. It matches each result to the right patient and gets it to the ordering provider, who reviews it and decides what happens next.

Do we need to switch from Google Calendar and Labcorp?

No. Hold review time when abnormal Labcorp results arrive works inside the Google Calendar and Labcorp accounts your clinic already uses. There is nothing to migrate and no new system for your team to learn.

When does it run?

It starts when an abnormal result posts in Labcorp. Tabflows works through 3 steps, and the result lands with your physician, saving an estimated 10 min per result.