Diagnostics and laboratory
ClinicalLaboratory Tests
Laboratory studies on blood, urine, and other samples to complete your medical assessment.
Estimated duration
Sample collection takes a few minutes.
Clinical area
Diagnostics and laboratory
Where it is performed
Mexico City, Benito Juárez · Metepec (Toluca), State of Mexico
Support
Assigned treating physician and direct communication throughout treatment
What is Clinical Laboratory Tests?
Clinical laboratory testing includes studies performed on biological samples (blood, urine, secretions, or other fluids) that provide information about general health and identify hormonal, metabolic, or infectious abnormalities.

Who is it indicated for?
Indicated for patients who need a general assessment, pre-treatment testing, evaluation of fertility-related factors, infection screening, or follow-up of clinical conditions. Your physician selects the studies individually.
The process, step by step
- 1Physician indicates the studies
- 2Sample collection
- 3Laboratory processing
- 4Review of results in consultation
Sample collection takes a few minutes. Some blood tests are available quickly, while certain cultures or specialized tests may take several days.
Technology and technique at CEMPI
Hematologic, biochemical, immunologic, hormonal, serologic, and microbiologic techniques. Blood samples are processed by an external laboratory, which reports the resulting parameters.

Cost and financial planning
We do not publish generic prices because cost depends on the indicated treatment, the laboratory work it requires, and the number of cycles anticipated. After your evaluation, the PLANEA department prepares a proposal naming the included services and payment alternatives.
Questions about Clinical Laboratory Tests
Clinical laboratory testing includes studies performed on biological samples (blood, urine, secretions, or other fluids) that provide information about general health and identify hormonal, metabolic, or infectious abnormalities.
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Every plan is built from your diagnosis, not from a standard protocol.
This information is educational and does not replace a medical evaluation. Your treatment plan will be determined individually by your physician.



