Talatpaşa Laboratory Group · Izmir, Türkiye
Where to get laboratory tests in Izmir
Find a Talatpaşa branch, browse the available test information and contact the team before your visit. Test availability, sample requirements, opening hours and prices can vary, so confirm the details for the test you need.
How to arrange a test
- Check the exact name of your requested test in the test catalogue. If you have a clinician's request, use its test name when you contact the laboratory.
- Use the branch directory to find the address and directions for Alsancak, Karşıyaka, Bayraklı, Balçova or Güzelbahçe.
- Contact the team to confirm whether that branch accepts the sample, whether preparation or an appointment is needed, and the current price and expected result time.
The linked catalogue and branch pages are currently in Turkish. Please confirm any detail you are unsure about before travelling.
Commonly searched test names
These links lead to the current Turkish test or service pages. They help you match the exact test name; they do not determine which test is right for you. A healthcare professional should choose tests and interpret results in your clinical context.
Before you visit
Where can I get a blood test near me?
Talatpaşa lists five branches in Izmir. The branch directory provides current address and route information. Confirm that your chosen branch accepts the specific sample before travelling.
Can I book a blood test appointment online?
The contact page provides telephone, WhatsApp and a callback request. Contact the team to ask whether your test requires an appointment. This page does not provide an instant online booking service.
How much does a test cost and when will the result be ready?
Both depend on the selected test and current laboratory arrangements. Give the team the exact test name and ask for the current price, preparation instructions, sample acceptance time and expected result time.
Can I get a specific HPV, SIBO or QuantiFERON test?
Use the linked HPV, SIBO or QuantiFERON page to identify the test, then confirm the current protocol, sample and suitable branch with the team. A test page does not replace an individual clinical assessment.