CLIA for In-vivo testing
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Hello fellow POC Colleagues, I have a question and maybe someone might know the answer. I have a clinic that will be doing
in-vivo allergy testing on the patient’s back, what they want to know, do they need a CLIA license for this testing?
Thank you,
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John Cuellar, MLT(ASCP) POCS (AACC) |
Doctors Hospital at Renaissance |
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tel. (956) 362.7697 mob. (956) 340-3667
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They should not need a CLIA for this type of testing because there is no “sample/specimen” to test.
I concur - it is my understanding that CLIA/State BOLs ruling that if it does not involve a sample that can be collected/removed from the patient, it is not a laboratory test.