Bloods and Go Service Completes Lanarkshire Rollout

NHS Lanarkshire expands its flexible blood testing service to Bellshill, offering greater choice and convenience to patients across all ten localities.

A clean and modern NHS treatment room in Lanarkshire, Scotland.
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A clean and modern NHS treatment room in Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Patients across Lanarkshire now have enhanced flexibility for blood tests as the 'Bloods and Go' service has been successfully launched in Bellshill, marking its completion across all ten local areas.

The drop-in service commenced on Thursday 1 October 2026 at the Treatment Room in Viewpark Health Centre, located on Burnhead Street, Viewpark. This expansion signifies the full implementation of the initiative throughout Lanarkshire.
The 'Bloods and Go' service enables individuals to undergo blood tests without the necessity of a prior appointment. Eligibility requires patients to be registered with a GP practice within Lanarkshire and to have received a request for blood tests from a healthcare professional.
Managed by local NHS Lanarkshire Treatment Rooms, the service offers a straightforward and adaptable method for patients. Individuals can attend any 'Bloods and Go' clinic within Lanarkshire, irrespective of their residential location. This flexibility allows patients to select a clinic and operating hours that best accommodate their personal schedules, including work and family commitments, without being restricted to their nearest facility.
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"We are delighted to see Bloods and go complete its rollout across Lanarkshire, with Bellshill becoming the tenth and final locality to introduce the service. Bloods and go gives people greater flexibility and choice. There is no need to book an appointment and patients can attend whichever participating clinic is most convenient for them, regardless of where in Lanarkshire they live. Making the service available across every locality is an important milestone and demonstrates our commitment to improving access to care and making it easier for people to fit healthcare around their everyday lives."

Paul O’Neill · Head of Community Health for South Lanarkshire University Health and Social Care Partnership
Attendees are reminded to ensure their blood test has been requested by a healthcare professional. Comprehensive details regarding all 'Bloods and Go' clinics and their respective opening times are available on the NHS Lanarkshire Treatment Room Services webpage.
Based on information from the official source: NHS Lanarkshire (05/10/2026)