Common reasons patients contact us
- Diabetes, cholesterol and thyroid evaluation
- Kidney and liver function assessment
- Anaemia, infection and general blood-count evaluation
- Routine urine testing and urine microalbumin
24-hour Emergency Services24-hour Pharmacy Services
ESHAMultispeciality Hospital
PESHCO-2025-1129423 Sep 2025 – 22 Sep 2027
ISO 9001:2015 CertifiedQuality management system
GIC Empanelled HospitalEmpanelment No. 1000297ESHA diagnostic services
Laboratory and Blood Tests in Yelahanka
ESHA’s laboratory supports outpatient, inpatient and preventive-care testing. Patients can call with the prescribed test name to confirm preparation, price, collection timing and expected report availability.
Facilities and support available
- Blood and urine collection
- FBS, PPBS, HbA1c and lipid testing
- CBC, liver, kidney and thyroid testing
- Urine routine and urine microalbumin
- Home blood collection for eligible tests by prior appointment
When to seek emergency care
Do not delay when symptoms are severe.
- Do not wait for a laboratory appointment during a medical emergency.
- Seek urgent assessment for severe weakness, confusion, chest pain, breathing difficulty or uncontrolled bleeding.
- A critically abnormal result with worsening symptoms requires prompt clinical review.
Relevant ESHA team
Doctors and clinical leads
Provider availability and OPD timings must be confirmed before travelling.
ESHA Multispeciality Hospital
Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan Road, Attur Layout, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru 560064
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a prescription?
Some routine tests can be accepted with a valid outside request; others require clinical advice. Call with the exact test name.
Should I fast before a blood test?
Only when instructed. Confirm the fasting duration and whether plain water and regular medicines are permitted.
Is home collection available?
Yes, for eligible tests and locations by prior appointment. The team confirms the address, timing and charge.
When will reports be ready?
Many routine reports may be available within 24–48 hours. Specialized tests can take longer; timing is confirmed at registration.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Rakshith A
Consultant Physician • Last reviewed 12 September 2026