At-Home Blood Tests and Vaccinations in South Shore, Montreal
At-home blood tests and vaccinations from Clinique Revive bring a registered nurse to your home in South Shore, Montreal or nearby South Shore communities for sample collection and authorized vaccinations. The service is designed for patients who have difficulty leaving home — limited mobility, recent surgery, very young children with multiple visits, elderly parents, or those simply preferring care in a familiar setting.
Service area, scheduling, and pricing differ from in-clinic visits and are confirmed at booking.
Registered nurse to your door
A nurse comes to your home with the supplies needed for the blood draw or authorized vaccination.
Same lab and vaccine standards
Samples go to the same partner laboratory; vaccines are Health Canada–approved with documented lot numbers.
Defined service area
Service is offered within South Shore, Montreal and nearby South Shore communities; specific coverage confirmed at booking.
When at-home blood draws or vaccinations are the right choice
At-home service fits patients with mobility limitations, post-operative restrictions on driving or movement, severe anxiety around clinics, large families needing multiple draws, or elderly relatives where transport is impractical. It is also useful for parents who want vaccinations or routine bloodwork done with less disruption.
The service is not appropriate for emergencies; for any urgent symptom (chest pain, severe shortness of breath, heavy bleeding, signs of stroke), go to an emergency department immediately. Some specialized tests cannot be drawn at home for stability reasons; the clinic confirms what is feasible.
Preparation for a home visit
Confirm the service area at booking — the clinic verifies whether your address is in range. For fasting tests, do not eat or drink (water only) for 8–12 hours before the nurse arrives.
For vaccinations, have your immunization record ready. Clear a well-lit space with a table and a comfortable chair.
If pets need to be secured during the visit, arrange that ahead of time. Have your health card and any requisitions or medication lists ready.
What follows a home visit
Blood samples are transported to the partner laboratory; results return through Clinique Revive’s secure result channel within the lab’s standard timeline. Vaccination records are documented and submitted to your provincial record where applicable.
If a result needs follow-up, the clinic offers in-clinic or virtual consultation. The home-visit nurse can also flag concerns observed during the visit (for example, vital signs that warrant a clinician review), connecting you back to the appropriate care.
- (Have ready at home) Health card or ID
- medication list
- immunization record
- requisition if applicable
Registered nurse
30–45 minutes for the home visit
South Shore, Montreal, Kahnawake, Saint-Isidore, Longueuil — and across the South Shore (Rive-Sud)
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an at-home visit cost?
Pricing differs from in-clinic visits because of travel time and supplies. The clinic provides a full quote at booking.
Insurance receipts are provided; coverage depends on your plan.
How far does the service travel?
Within South Shore, Montreal and surrounding South Shore communities. The clinic confirms whether your specific address is in range when you book.
Can my elderly parent’s regular blood work be done at home?
Yes for most routine panels. Some specialized tests with strict transport-time requirements may not be feasible at home; the clinic confirms which apply.
What vaccines can be given at home?
Most routine inactivated vaccines can be administered at home — flu, COVID-19, Tdap, Hep A/B. Live vaccines and some products with cold-chain constraints may need to be done in clinic.
The clinic confirms at booking.