Parasitology – Testing body fluids and tissue samples for parasitic infections.

Microbiology – Culturing specimens to detect parasites, yeasts, molds, bacteria and other pathogens.

Histology – Studying tissue samples for evidence of disease.

Hematology – Analyzing blood, bone marrow and other substances that relate to blood diseases.

Drug testing – Examining blood, urine or other samples to detect specific substances.

Cytology – Testing samples to detect cancer, precancerous changes and other conditions.

Coagulation and hemostasis testing – Analyzing blood to determine its clotting status.

Chemistry – Analyzing blood and other body fluids to check the function of specific organs, diagnose diseases and monitor treatments.

Biotechnology – Testing DNA and performing other diagnostic processes.

Automation offers faster results and requires less blood for testing, which minimizes discomfort.īoth our Mountain View and Los Gatos labs process a wide range of tests, including: The advanced, automated technology at our Mountain View campus allows us to analyze approximately 1,000 specimens daily. Lab ServicesĮl Camino Health’s clinical labs are state licensed and nationally accredited by the College of American Pathologists. Have an upcoming test? Visit our frequently asked questions to learn more about lab services. Our professionals are well equipped to manage everything from routine diagnostic tests and screenings to providing valuable information for doctors to develop care plans for complex disease. Thank you for your cooperation.The laboratory team at El Camino Health uses the latest equipment and technologies to give you fast, accurate results. We value you and the trust you have placed in us to keep our patients, families and staff safe. Please check with nursing staff regarding guidelines.

Please see COVID-19 Positive Visitor Guidelines for details. Three (3) persons at a time, exceptions available upon requestĬertain restrictions and guidelines apply. Open hours with Assistant Hospital Manager guidance Other restrictions may apply, contact department for details.Įxception to Above Visitor Guidelines Include: One (1) - two (2) visitors allowed, based on space and volume must be 18+ years old Mountain View: Two (2) support persons allowed. Two (2) visitors at a time one must include banded parent Some exceptions may apply, contact clinic for details. One (1) support person for adult patient Overnight: One (1) designated support personĮl Camino Health Perinatal Diagnostic Center (PDC) Up to maximum five (5) visitors at a time (including partner) visitors under 12 years old must be supervised by non-patient adult during visiting hours. *Time based on access to visitors' entry. Up to maximum five (5) visitors at a time (including doula and/or partner) visitors under 12 years old must be supervised by non-patient adult during visiting hours. Visiting Hours and Guidelines by Department:Ĭritical Care and Intensive Care Units (CCU/ICU) Visiting a patient on isolation precautions: Check with nursing staff regarding guidelines.See COVID-19 Positive Visitor Guidelines for details. Visiting a COVID-19 positive patient: Certain restrictions and guidelines apply.Emergency Department: Visitor(s) must be 18+ years old.Labor and Delivery and Post-partum Units: Visitors under 12 years old must be supervised by non-patient adult during visiting hours.Inpatient units: Visitors 17 years old or younger must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.Use hand sanitizer when you enter the hospital, and again when you enter and exit the patient room.Masking is strongly recommended for all visitors.Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.Feeling unwell or experiencing any of the symptoms below:.You have been in contact with a COVID-19 positive person(s) in the last 10 days.( Visiting hours by department listed below)

Thank you for helping us keep you, our patients and our staff safe. However, staff will have the option to wear a mask and we will continue to make masks available. Please also note: In accordance with Santa Clara County guidelines, healthcare workers are no longer required to wear a mask unless necessary for safe patient care. Hospital masks are available throughout the facility. Additionally, while no longer required (though some exceptions may apply), we strongly encourage that visitors wear a mask, especially in patient rooms. All visitors must be healthy and not have any of the symptoms listed below. Thank you for allowing El Camino Health to care for you and your loved ones.

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