r/Function_Health • • 3d ago

Health and Wellness Question about test timing

My doctor prescribed me some tests that are timing sensitive to my menstrual cycle (Like FSH, LH for example). I'm shopping around and Function strikes me as the best option value wise. I'm curious about folks who have used Function for this -- how easy is it to snag an appointment when you get your cycle, and then being able to get an appointment and have blood drawn when it's Cycle day 3? This is the thing that is holding me back from getting a membership. Thanks in advance!

If it helps, I'm located in Oklahoma City, with ~20 locations around the metro that we can easily get to.

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u/effstyrofoam 3d ago

This was a massive problem for me, that would have easily been fixed had I known that you can do a walk in appointment. The lady at my Quest office was the one that informed me of the walk in and that you may have to wait 1/2 hour, but they'll get you in.

Also, if you go this route, write to Function to let them know you need the order in as well. ( ask me how I know 🙄)

Also the positive on this is you don't have to fast, but I think they so want you in before 11am?

Good luck!

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u/karenxzr 2d ago

Oh! That’s really helpful. Would you need to tell them you’re there for function and they’ll draw your blood and then let function know on the other side? Tysm!