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DATELINE: ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico—Here in this mile-high city, a special Project Santa Fe Workshop devoted to teaching the principles of Clinical Lab 2.0 attracted an impressive roster of innovators and forward-thinkers in clinical laboratory medicine. In attendance were leaders from a select number of the nation’s first-rank health systems and hospitals, along with executives from…

Dr. Nick Dayan, CAO of TriCore Reference Laboratories, named chair and Mark Fidel, co-founder of RiskSense, named vice-Chair of March for Babies

World-class cyclist Dina Hannah goes the extra mile inside and out of the office at TriCore Reference Laboratories.

With the laboratory industry in flux—and many critical determinants of the next few years waiting on policy moves by the new administration and third-party payers—hospital outreach programs could wish for a better time to make existential decisions such as accepting an offer to be purchased.

Albuquerque-based TriCore Reference Laboratories has established a new executive role to focus on research, the company announced.

TriCore Launches Defenders of Health Statewide Ad Campaign

I had the pleasure of spending part of this morning with 350 eighth graders from Tony Hillerman Middle School, and it gave me some pleasant perspective.

These kids face the awesomely foreboding prospect of entering high school next year and all the terrifying mysteries that entails. Believe me when I tell you, their parents feel exactly the same way — excited and very, very nauseous.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — One New Mexico company is looking at turning its proprietary data into better forecasting of disease storms heading our way.

The leadership at TriCore Reference Laboratories wants to make it easy to check your odds of catching a cold at work. So easy, TriCore President and CEO Khosrow Shotorbani said it will be as simple as checking the weather on your phone.

Lovelace Health System announced it will use TriCore Reference Laboratories for inpatient and outpatient laboratory management services at its Albuquerque hospitals starting Feb. 21.