In vitro diagnostic testing can reduce both direct and indirect healthcare costs if it results in more accurate and timely medical diagnoses. Clinical labs are in a unique position to help bring the promise of healthcare innovations to patients.1,2
For labs to remain competitive, understanding and demonstrating how their offerings can help health systems and payers create value and improve outcomes for patients is imperative.2
The available space that laboratories have to operate may seem like a challenge to deliver more value-based lab services, however there are ways to achieve this without additional space requirements.