No, in Cerba we analyze different samples that can be: blood, urine, stool and other secretions, according to the doctor’s request or according to the test or study to be performed.

It will depend on the number of tests to be performed. Generally speaking, laboratory tests require between 3 and 10 milliliters of blood (equivalent to 1 to 2 teaspoons).

No. At Cerba we work WITHOUT APPOINTMENT in all our centers. You can check your nearest Cerba center by clicking here.

It is not necessary, the patient has the right to have the analyses he/she deems appropriate.

Most clinical tests require fasting. Ideally, you should have dinner the night before at the normal time, and not eat anything else until the test the next morning. You can drink water if you wish.

However, there are certain tests that do not require fasting: antibody tests, tumor markers, tests for sexually transmitted diseases, urine tests, blood grouping, etc. In case of doubt come fasting or consult us by calling 93.727.22.33 or sending an e-mail to atcl@cerba.com.

Our own Cerba extraction centers are located in Catalonia; Barcelona, Tarragona, Lleida and Girona. You can check your nearest center by clicking here.

We also have collaborating centers in the rest of Spain. To consult the centers, please fill in the contact form and we will contact you as soon as possible by clicking here.

Each test has a specific analysis time, so we recommend that you consult the staff that attends you at the extraction center, who will inform you of the date and time when you can pick up your results.

You can also consult with our customer service staff, who will be happy to assist you. Call 93.727.22.33 or send an e-mail to: atcl@cerba.com.

It is appropriate to have laboratory tests at least once a year, in the case of favorable health or within the time frame determined by your physician, depending on your health condition.

A complete blood count, glycemia, general urine test and stool test are the most appropriate tests for children, unless there is a special health situation. In this case, the child’s physician will decide which tests to perform.