ARUP Laboratories Fax Number — Reference Testing Orders and Results
ARUP Laboratories is a national reference lab affiliated with the University of Utah that mainly serves hospitals and other laboratories rather than walk-in patients, handling esoteric and send-out testing. Because clients are institutions with their own ARUP accounts, test request forms accompany the referred specimen and results route back to the client's registered destination, not through one public fax. When a client needs to fax a test request, a correction, or supporting documentation, the correct number comes from ARUP client services for that account. ARUP publishes its test menu and requirements through its online resources, so confirm the ordering and delivery details for your institution before sending.
ARUP Laboratories Fax Number
Contact ARUP client services for the fax tied to your institution's account
Hours: ARUP operates as a reference laboratory with extended processing hours, and client services is available during weekday business hours across US time zones; faxes queue continuously and are handled during operating shifts.
Send a Fax NowWhat You Can Fax to ARUP Laboratories
- Test request forms for send-out specimens
- Add-on and corrected test requests
- Clinical history supporting esoteric testing
- Institutional account and routing updates
- Result-copy requests for the referring lab or provider
Faxing to ARUP Laboratories — FAQ
ARUP is a reference lab that receives specimens and orders from hospitals and other laboratories, not directly from patients. Testing is arranged through a referring institution's ARUP account, so patients work with their own provider or lab rather than faxing ARUP themselves.
ARUP client services provides the fax and routing tied to your institution's account, which is the reliable source since it depends on your specific client setup. Reusing a number from another facility risks sending documents to the wrong account.
Results return to the referring client's registered destination on the ARUP account, typically the ordering hospital or lab that submitted the specimen. If a report isn't arriving, confirm the account's result routing with client services rather than searching for a general line.
Include the completed test request form, patient identifiers, specimen type and collection details, and any clinical history the assay requires. Complete documentation lets ARUP run the correct esoteric test without holding the specimen for missing information.
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