Medical laboratories

Home blood test and sample collection

For an elderly or bedridden person, or simply to avoid waiting: leave your details and we pass your request to a laboratory in your city, which calls you back to agree on the time and price. The Sahha service is free.

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    Fill in the form (1 minute).

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    We pass your request to a laboratory in your city.

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    The laboratory calls you back to set the visit time and tell you its price.

Request home sample collection

The laboratory will call you back on this number.

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Sahha stores your request in order to process it. You can access, correct or delete it, or object to its processing, by writing to [email protected] (Moroccan law 09-08). Privacy policy

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to fast before a blood test?

For some tests, yes: fasting blood glucose or a lipid panel (cholesterol, triglycerides) usually require not eating for 8 to 12 hours before the sample; drinking water is allowed. Many other tests, such as a complete blood count (CBC), do not. Follow the instructions on your prescription and, if in doubt, call the laboratory.

Do I need a prescription for lab tests?

Many laboratories will run tests without a prescription. However, reimbursement by Morocco's compulsory health insurance (AMO: CNOPS, CNSS) requires a medical prescription.

How is the price of a lab test calculated?

In Morocco, each test has a "B" coefficient set by the official list of medical biology procedures (order no. 1796-03 of 21 July 2005): for example B30 for blood glucose and B100 for glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c). The price is this coefficient multiplied by the value of the letter B. Ask the laboratory for the price before the sample is taken.

Can I have a blood test at home?

Yes, many laboratories come to your home, especially for elderly or bedridden people. Sahha can pass your request to a laboratory in your city, which calls you back to set the time and price.

Are my lab tests reimbursed by CNOPS or CNSS?

Tests prescribed by a doctor are reimbursed by the AMO on the basis of the national reference rates, with the care form filled in by the laboratory. Some laboratories offer direct billing: ask about it when you call.