Austin-based tech startup to launch blood testing in select pharmacies – The Daily Texan
Select pharmacies in Austin and San Antonio will offer routine blood testing services beginning this July, according to a March 21 press release. Healthcare tech company Babson Diagnostics will launch their blood testing service BetterWay, in select H-E-B, Peoples RX and Lake Hills Pharmacies in the Austin and San Antonio metro areas. The BetterWay system […] Healthy tech company Babson Diagnostics is set to launch its blood testing service, BetterWay, in select pharmacies in Austin and San Antonio beginning this July. The system uses a hybrid approach to blood testing and allows customers and doctors to order tests online and pharmacists to collect a small drop of blood for various tests. Results are available a couple of days after testing and eligible for insurance coverage. Babson’s business development lead is working with retailers to finalize locations. The service will have over 50 retail locations in the Austin MSA and is ideal for students.
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Select pharmacies in Austin and San Antonio will offer routine blood testing services beginning this July, according to a March 21 press release. Healthcare tech company Babson Diagnostics will launch their blood testing service BetterWay, in select H-E-B, Peoples RX and Lake Hills Pharmacies in the Austin and San Antonio metro areas. The BetterWay system is a “hybrid approach to blood testing” that in multiple steps, according to their website. Customers and doctors can order tests online, and pharmacists collect a small drop of blood for a variety of tests. BetterWay’s device automatically prepares the blood sample for testing with the help of a pharmacist and results are available a couple of days after testing. The testing is eligible for insurance coverage, according to the press release. Babson’s business development lead is working with retailers to finalize locations, said Kristie Stanton, vice president of marketing for Babson Diagnostics, in an email. “Our goal is to make BetterWay blood testing convenient and accessible across Austin,” Stanton said. “We will have over 50 retail locations in the Austin MSA. I would imagine BetterWay would be perfect for UT students.”
Select pharmacies in Austin and San Antonio will offer routine blood testing services beginning this July, according to a March 21 press release. Healthcare tech company Babson Diagnostics will launch their blood testing service BetterWay, in select H-E-B, Peoples RX and Lake Hills Pharmacies in the Austin and San Antonio metro areas. The BetterWay system is a “hybrid approach to blood testing” that in multiple steps, according to their website. Customers and doctors can order tests online, and pharmacists collect a small drop of blood for a variety of tests. BetterWay’s device automatically prepares the blood sample for testing with the help of a pharmacist and results are available a couple of days after testing. The testing is eligible for insurance coverage, according to the press release. Babson’s business development lead is working with retailers to finalize locations, said Kristie Stanton, vice president of marketing for Babson Diagnostics, in an email. “Our goal is to make BetterWay blood testing convenient and accessible across Austin,” Stanton said. “We will have over 50 retail locations in the Austin MSA. I would imagine BetterWay would be perfect for UT students.”
Select pharmacies in Austin and San Antonio will offer routine blood testing services beginning this July, according to a March 21 press release. Healthcare tech company Babson Diagnostics will launch their blood testing service BetterWay, in select H-E-B, Peoples RX and Lake Hills Pharmacies in the Austin and San Antonio metro areas. The BetterWay system is a “hybrid approach to blood testing” that in multiple steps, according to their website. Customers and doctors can order tests online, and pharmacists collect a small drop of blood for a variety of tests. BetterWay’s device automatically prepares the blood sample for testing with the help of a pharmacist and results are available a couple of days after testing. The testing is eligible for insurance coverage, according to the press release. Babson’s business development lead is working with retailers to finalize locations, said Kristie Stanton, vice president of marketing for Babson Diagnostics, in an email. “Our goal is to make BetterWay blood testing convenient and accessible across Austin,” Stanton said. “We will have over 50 retail locations in the Austin MSA. I would imagine BetterWay would be perfect for UT students.”
Select pharmacies in Austin and San Antonio will offer routine blood testing services beginning this July, according to a March 21 press release. Healthcare tech company Babson Diagnostics will launch their blood testing service BetterWay, in select H-E-B, Peoples RX and Lake Hills Pharmacies in the Austin and San Antonio metro areas. The BetterWay system is a “hybrid approach to blood testing” that in multiple steps, according to their website. Customers and doctors can order tests online, and pharmacists collect a small drop of blood for a variety of tests. BetterWay’s device automatically prepares the blood sample for testing with the help of a pharmacist and results are available a couple of days after testing. The testing is eligible for insurance coverage, according to the press release. Babson’s business development lead is working with retailers to finalize locations, said Kristie Stanton, vice president of marketing for Babson Diagnostics, in an email. “Our goal is to make BetterWay blood testing convenient and accessible across Austin,” Stanton said. “We will have over 50 retail locations in the Austin MSA. I would imagine BetterWay would be perfect for UT students.”
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