A short drive from the GIDC Halol estate gates — walk in Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, or ask our team to collect your sample at home.
Thousands of people commute daily between Halol town and the GIDC estate, and most of them do not have a spare morning for a diagnostic trip to Vadodara. City Pathology Laboratory sits at the Halol bus stand end of that commute, so a fasting sample before the general shift, or a quick test after it, fits into an ordinary working day.
Samples are drawn by trained phlebotomists, run on automated analysers in our own laboratory, and every report is verified by consultant pathologists Dr. Sunil Nagori (MBBS, DCP, PGCIH) and Dr. Shalin Nagori (MBBS, MD Path, PGCIH). Routine work is not outsourced, which is why most reports are ready the same day.
We also see a steady flow of estate-related paperwork — pre-employment fitness panels, periodic examination follow-ups, pre-insurance blood work — so the staff at the counter know what a company form needs before you explain it.
City Pathology Laboratory is at 2nd Floor, Dwarkesh Chambers, Near Bus Stand, Halol, Gujarat 389350 — a short drive from the GIDC Halol estate gates and easy to reach from the Baroda Road and Kanjari Road approaches. Walk in Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
Yes. The lab opens at 8:00 AM, which suits general-shift workers and fasting samples. If your shift timing does not allow a visit, book home collection at your quarters or colony instead.
Yes. Trained phlebotomists visit the residential colonies and societies around the estate, along with Halol town, Gokul Nagar, Adarsh Society, Baroda Road and Kanjari Road. Call +91 94092 77144 or message us on WhatsApp to fix a slot.
Most routine blood tests are reported the same day, often within a few hours of collection. Specialised tests take longer and the expected time is confirmed when your sample is collected.
Yes. We handle pre-employment, periodic and pre-insurance forms, including Factories Act Form 32 / Form 33 documentation. Bring the form with you, or send a photo on WhatsApp before you come.
Not for routine tests — you can walk in and ask for the panel you need. If you do have a prescription, bring it or send a photo so we can quote exactly the tests advised.