The quickest and easiest way to get your test results is by having online access. By signing up to SystmOnline and the Airmid App, you can look up your test results at your convenience, from anywhere. With online access you can also see your medical records and manage your prescriptions.
Click here for further information on this service and to sign up. Alternatively, ring 0300 234 5555 and speak to one of our reception team.
Test results can take up to 7 working days to come back from the laboratory. The clinician who ordered the test will then need to read and interpret the result. If the result is normal we will not contact you.
Our reception team will be able to tell you if your result is normal and if any further action is required. However, please bear in mind that they are not clinicians, and therefore are unable to discuss any results with you.
Please note that we cannot report on any tests that were taken by another service, i.e. a hospital or other community services. You will need to contact the service that originally requested the test to obtain your result.
If your test was ordered by a clinician at Addenbrooke’s hospital you can access your test results, along with your letters and manage your hospital appointments via MyChart. For further information and to sign up click here.
Or, to contact CPFT, CCS or Hinchingbrooke hospital please click on the images below:
We continue to deliver this essential service. Please ring 0300 234 5555 (and choose your preferred site option) for further information and to book an appointment.
Click here for further information on blood tests
Please note that if the hospital wants you to have blood tests, you will need to bring the request forms with you to your appointment.
We continue to deliver this essential service. Please ring 0300 234 5555 (and choose your preferred site option) for further information and to book an appointment.
For further information on what a smear test is and what will happen at your appointment please see:
Click here for further information on cervical screening
A urinalysis is a test of your urine (wee). A urinalysis is used to detect and manage a wide range of disorders, such as urinary tract infections (UTI), kidney disease and diabetes. A urinalysis involves checking the appearance, concentration and content of urine. Your GP will say if they want you to have this test, and provide you with the necessary collection receptacle.
For further information about how to collect a urine specimen please see:
Click here for further information on urine tests
A stool (faeces / poo) analysis is a series of tests done on a stool sample to help diagnose certain conditions affecting the digestive tract. These conditions can include infection, inflammatory bowel disease, ulcerative colitis, poor nutrient, or cancer. Your GP will say if they want you to have this test, and provide you with the necessary collection receptacle.
For further information about how to collect a stool sample please see:
Click here for further information on faecal tests
Sawston Medical Centre
London Road
Sawston
Cambridge CB22 3HU
Appointments:
0300 234 5555
option 2
Linton Health Centre
Coles Lane
Linton
Cambridge CB21 4JS
Appointments:
0300 234 5555
option 3
Barley Surgery
High Street, Barley
Royston
Hertfordshire SG8 8HY
Appointments:
0300 234 5555
option 4
Market Hill Surgery
Market Hill
Royston
Hertfordshire SG8 9JN
Appointments:
0300 234 5555
option 5
Shelford Health Centre
Ashen Green
Great Shelford
Cambridge CB22 5FY
Appointments:
0300 234 5555
option 6
Sawston Medical Centre
London Road, Sawston, Cambridge
CB22 3HU
Appointments: 0300 234 5555 option 2
Linton Health Centre
Coles Lane, Linton, Cambridge
CB21 4JS
Appointments: 0300 234 5555 option 3
Barley Surgery
High Street, Barley, Royston, Hertfordshire
SG8 8HY
Appointments: 0300 234 5555 option 4
Market Hill Surgery
Market Hill, Royston, Hertfordshire
SG8 9JN
Appointments: 0300 234 5555 option 5
Shelford Health Centre
Ashen Green, Great Shelford, Cambridge
CB22 5FY
Appointments: 0300 234 5555 option 6
