Home Blood Draws in Terrebonne
An OIIAQ-licensed practical nurse comes to you, whether you live in Vieux-Terrebonne, Lachenaie or La Plaine, for blood draws, urine and stool sample collection — no clinic appointment or travel required on your part.
A service adapted to Terrebonne's size
Terrebonne is one of the largest cities in Lanaudière, spanning the historic center of Vieux-Terrebonne, the residential area of Lachenaie, and the fast-growing La Plaine neighborhood. This size can make trips to a downtown clinic or lab impractical, especially during rush hour. Trois Pierre comes directly to you, no matter the area.
Blood Draws in Terrebonne
Routine bloodwork, treatment monitoring, INR or prenatal panel, done at home with single-use equipment.
Urine Sample Collection in Terrebonne
Container, clear instructions and compliant transport to the lab named on your request.
Stool Sample Collection in Terrebonne
FIT test, culture or parasitology, with the appropriate kit and instructions.
Simple, fast, no waiting room
You contact us with your medical request, specifying your area. We confirm a time slot together, generally early morning, Monday to Friday. The nurse arrives at your home with all the necessary equipment.
- No travel required on your part
- Appointments Monday to Friday, 5 AM to 11 AM
- Single-use equipment, biosafety standards followed
- Medical request required, as at a clinic
Terrebonne areas served
The exact area is always confirmed before the appointment.
We also serve the greater region
In addition to Terrebonne, Trois Pierre travels to Repentigny, Mascouche, L'Assomption, Charlemagne, parts of Montréal (including Montréal-Est and Pointe-aux-Trembles) and Laval.
Frequently Asked Questions — Terrebonne
Yes, we serve the entire Terrebonne territory, including Lachenaie and La Plaine. The exact area is confirmed before the appointment.
It varies based on availability and the exact area (Lachenaie and La Plaine being a bit farther from the center). Contact us with your request to find out the next available times.
Yes, a valid request or prescription (paper or electronic) is required, exactly as if you were visiting a clinic or laboratory.