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To meet the needs of our communities, for patient safety, and to optimize valuable personal protective equipment (PPE), TriCore is temporarily consolidating and altering hours of some of our patient care centers, effective April 20, 2020. 

On March 12, TriCore launched the CDC assay for COVID-19 testing, followed by the Abbott m-2000 test on March 23, and added the Diasorin MDx and the Roche Cobas 6800 this week.

TriCore Reference Laboratories announces the addition of the Abbott m2000 platform to increase their COVID-19 testing capabilities. This high-capacity testing instrument doubles TriCore’s previous COVID-19 testing capacity, taking it from 500 to 1000 tests per day.

“We have the equipment to more than meet our testing needs right here in New Mexico. TriCore in New Mexico is a world class lab.”

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TRICORE REFERENCE LABORATORIES NOW PERFORMING COVID-19 VIRUS TESTING ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO – March 12, 2020 — TriCore Reference Laboratories is now performing a molecular diagnostic test of respiratory specimens for COVID-19 virus. The test is provided under the FDA Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). Decisions for COVID-19 testing should be based on symptoms…

TriCore partnered with InstaMed to deliver a streamlined payment experience and empower phlebotomists to engage patients in their payment journey from the beginning.

TRICORE REFERENCE LABORATORIESOPENS FARMINGTON PATIENT CARE CENTERALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO – November 4, 2019 — TriCore Reference Laboratories, New Mexico’s non-profit clinical laboratory, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest location in Farmington, NM. This full-service patient care center will open November 4, 2019, and will provide laboratory draw services six days a week….

Marcia Woolley recognized for 30 years with TriCore

TriCore Reference Laboratories is pleased to announce and welcome Kim Hedrick as the Vice President of Business Development.

TriCore Reference Laboratories wants to boost the lab’s role in healthcare, and chief financial officer Renee Ennis is helping drive that transition.