Abbott Pathology - Pathology diagnostics & testing services in South Australia

Patient services

How can we help you? Explore and quickly access our pathology services.

Book appointment

Beat the queue and book your appointment ahead for all our specialised tests.

Medicare funding cuts

From 1 July, Medicare funding cuts will be in place for Vitamin B12 and Urine tests.

Find a location

Find the nearest collection centre and check our opening hours.

Preparing for a test

Find all the information you need to prepare for your medical tests, ensuring accurate results and a smooth testing experience.

Your questions answered: explore our comprehensive patient FAQ for clear and helpful guidance.

Our team is ready to answer your questions and provide support for all your pathology testing needs.

Take control of your healthcare finances with our easy-to-use online payment system. Securely pay your bill in just a few clicks.

Clinician services

Achieve more with our reliable and efficient support tailored to your clinical needs.

Order consumables

We supply referring medical practitioners with a range of quality collection materials in order to assist with pathology collections.

Doctors, hospitals and clients across Australia use Medway to make more informed decisions and promote better health outcomes.

Launching Medway Practice

Discover your new online portal for clinicians designed to support you with all your essential services.

Introducing eReferrals - simple, secure and digital, to intuitively guide patients to action your pathology requests.

Enhance patient care with our seamless telehealth services. Connect with your patients anytime, anywhere, for convenient and efficient consultations.

Non-invasive prenatal testing from $485

Generation 46 non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) uses a simple blood test to screen all 46 chromosomes (pairs 1-22, X and Y) for chromosomal abnormalities that can affect a baby’s future health. Other testing options are also available.

New MBS item for diagnosis of heart failure

From November 1st, GPs can request BNP/NT-proBNP tests to assess heart failure, with the test being eligible for a Medicare rebate. Previously, these biomarkers were mainly used by cardiologists and emergency clinicians.

Alzheimer’s disease and PrecivityAD2™ blood test

The PrecivityAD2™ blood test aids in the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease by measuring specific biomarkers, offering a non-invasive way to assess the risk and presence of the condition.

We make the process easy

Step 1

Get a pathology request form

Your healthcare provider will provide you a request form for a pathology test. WDP accepts all pathology request forms.

Step 2

Find a testing location

Find a collection centre near you and check our opening hours.

Step 3

Visit a collection centre

Please remember to bring your request form with you. If your test requires any preparation, ensure you have read and followed the provided instructions.

Step 4

Get your results

Your healthcare provider will contact you to discuss about your results.

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Search collection centres across South Australia

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