Comprehensive diagnostics, delivered as a complete service
SYNLAB UK&I delivers a complete service from sample collection through to clinically actionable results. This service is underpinned by modern laboratory infrastructure, expert capability, state‑of‑the‑art technology and dedicated operational support.
Full diagnostic coverage across disciplines
Our services span clinical biochemistry, haematology, immunology and allergy, microbiology, virology, histopathology, cytology, transfusion services, molecular and genetic diagnostics. From high‑volume core testing to rare, complex and low‑frequency investigations, we provide more than 6,000 tests across NHS and independent care pathways. We deliver consistent quality and timely results that support effective clinical decision‑making.
Specialist and advanced testing capability
Our partners trust our highly specialised diagnostics that require complex scientific expertise and advanced methodologies. Our specialist and reference laboratories support complex immunology, autoimmunity, rare disease diagnostics, sexual health testing and molecular testing, alongside bespoke and low‑volume assays. Where appropriate, we develop and validate laboratory‑developed tests to meet emerging clinical needs, support pathway redesign and enable access to diagnostics that may not yet be widely available.
Healthcare innovation and new technologies
Innovation is at the core of all we do. We develop new assays, technologies and test panels, driven by clinical need and a desire to improve outcomes for the patients of tomorrow. Our teams actively participate in research, validation and service development, enabling earlier adoption of new methods while supporting partners in precision medicine, pathway optimisation and future diagnostic demand.
Beyond the laboratory
To support modern healthcare delivery, we provide diagnostic services beyond traditional laboratory testing. This includes kit build and fulfilment, logistics support, remote and self‑testing solutions, point‑of‑care testing (POCT), and clinic or community‑based diagnostic services where appropriate. Together, these services improve patient access, increase flexibility across care pathways and support providers to deliver diagnostics in settings that meet clinical need and improve patient experience.
