Health Fairs & Affordable Blood Tests
Serving Alaskans since 1980Office Blood Draws Available in Anchorage & Fairbanks by Appointment
To continue to safely serve the residents of Alaska, AHF is offering blood draws in the office available by appointment only. Same prices and tests that are offered at the Health Fairs. We recommend that all Alaskans follow the prevention and preparedness guidelines outlined by DHSS on this page: http://dhss.alaska.gov/dph/Epi/id/Pages/COVID-19/default.aspx
- Anchorage - Please call (907) 278-0234 to confirm availability and set an appointment. Office location: Alaska Health Fair, 720 W. 58th Ave. Unit J, Anchorage, AK 99518.
- Fairbanks - Please call (907) 374-6853 to confirm availability and schedule an appointment. Office location: Fairbanks Community Food Bank building, 725 26th Ave., Suite 201, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701.
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Why come to AHF Health Fairs?
Alaska Health Fair (AHF) is a nonprofit providing Health Fairs statewide since 1980.
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Blood Tests
Get the complete picture with one of our “Wellness Packages” or order tests individually. Blood tests available at all health fairs.
- Blood chemistry screen – (27 panels) – covers infection, anemia, liver disease, clotting ability, kidney and adrenal function, liver function, bone disease, tissue disease and damage, heart function, liver function, muscle function, and lipids (coronary heart disease) (fasting 10 hrs.) – 45
- Thyroid screen – 35
- Prostate disease screen – 25
- Vitamin D screen (D2, D3) – 50
- A1C diabetes – 25
- Blood typing – 20
- Vitamin B12 – 35
- Ferritin – 35
- Testosterone (men) – 55
Men’s Wellness Package – includes Chemistry/Hematology Profile (Infection, Anemia, Liver Disease, Clotting ability, Kidney and adrenal function, Liver function, Bone disease, Tissue disease or damage, Heart function, Liver function, Muscle function, Coronary heart disease (lipids)), Thyroid Screen (Thyroid function), Vitamin D Screen (Bone metabolism, Parathyroid function), A1C Screen (Diabetes, Glucose), and Prostate Disease Screen (fasting 10hrs.) – 180.
Women’s Wellness Package – includes Chemistry/Hematology Profile (Infection, Anemia, Liver Disease, Clotting ability, Kidney and adrenal function, Liver function, Bone disease, Tissue disease or damage, Heart function, Liver function, Muscle function, Coronary heart disease (lipids)), Thyroid Screen (Thyroid function), Vitamin D Screen (Bone metabolism, Parathyroid function), and A1C Screen (Diabetes, Glucose) (fasting 10 hrs.) – 155.
Click here for detailed descriptions of tests. Results mailed directly to you within 2-3 weeks. Credit cards, cash, and check accepted. Testing available for persons 18 years of age and older.
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