- ARUP Laboratories | National Reference Laboratory
ARUP provides reference laboratory testing for hospitals and health centers, serving the diagnostic needs of patients We also consult on lab management, utilization, and operations
- About ARUP Laboratories
We are a CAP-, ISO 15189-, and CLIA-certified diagnostic laboratory with more than 40 years of experience supporting hospital and health system clients with unparalleled quality and service Beyond offering quality testing, our goals include innovating, improving continuously, changing the future of laboratory medicine, and supporting our clients’ success in patient care while helping
- Testing Specialties - ARUP Laboratories
Testing Specialties This page highlights our testing specialties, test updates, testing resources, compliance statements, and experts
- Education - ARUP Laboratories
We apply our academic expertise to improve patient care by providing over 145,000 continuing education credits annually for clients, physicians, and laboratory professionals at no cost, through our online CME, P A C E ®, and Florida continuing education courses
- Looking Back at ARUP’s 40-Year History - ARUP Laboratories
ARUP volunteers use of its lab facilities to the doping control lab of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), which performs athlete drug testing during the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City
- Contact Us - ARUP Laboratories
Client Services agents are available 24 hours per day:Phone: 1-800-522-2787Fax: 1-800-522-2706Email: clientservices@aruplab comSales InquiriesPlease complete this request form for sales-based questions and a local Account Executive will contact you
- Genetics - ARUP Laboratories
Our full-service Genetics and Genomics laboratories offer a complete test menu to screen for, diagnose, and monitor genetic disorders, predict and optimize patient response to drug therapies, and detect clinically relevant variants in genes associated with hereditary cancer syndromes
- Departing Biochemical Geneticist Leaves Legacy of Scientific Discovery . . .
Longo, who will depart ARUP and University of Utah Health early this summer for a new role at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), considers wider screening for GAMT deficiency one of his and Pasquali’s key contributions
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