Find a medical laboratory in Strasbourg
Strasbourg's medical laboratory network reflects its role as the capital of Grand Est and a cross-border hub on the Rhine. PillsCard lists 38 verified laboratoires de biologie médicale across the Eurométropole, serving a resident population of roughly 290,000 plus a large student cohort tied to the Université de Strasbourg, EU institution staff, and German patients crossing from Kehl and the Ortenau. Sampling points cluster densely around the CHU de Hautepierre and the Hôpital Civil on the Grande Île, with satellite draw stations dispersed through Neudorf, Meinau, Koenigshoffen, the Robertsau, and the Poteries. Most sites open early (7:00–7:30) for fasting bloods and coordinate directly with the city's GPs and specialists for same-day result transmission via secure messaging (MSSanté).
The market is dominated by a handful of consolidated groups rather than independent single-site labs. Biogroup operates one of the largest footprints in the metro area, while the CAB network runs multiple sampling points including the LBM CAB SITE DES VOSGES near the station and the LBM CAB SITE MANGIN toward the south. The Koenigshoffen district alone hosts both the Laboratoire B2A Koenigshoffen and the Laboratoire de Biologie Médical de Koenigshoffen-Hohberge, reflecting demand from the western residential belt. In Neudorf, the LBM DU NEUDORF handles routine chemistry and serology, and the LBM DU BETHESDA SLEIDAN links into the Bethesda clinic ecosystem. The Laboratoire de la Meinau BIO67, LBM TRENSZ, and Laboratoire du Parc des Poteries round out coverage across the southern and western arrondissements.
Pricing & coverage
Standard biology acts are priced under the national Nomenclature des Actes de Biologie Médicale (NABM), so tariffs in Strasbourg match the rest of France. A complete blood count (NFS) runs about €10–12, a lipid panel around €15–20, a TSH assay near €10, and a full pre-operative or annual check-up commonly falls between €40 and €90 depending on markers. Sécurité sociale reimburses 60% of the base tariff on presentation of a Carte Vitale and a physician's prescription, with the mutuelle covering the remaining 40%; without a prescription, patients pay out of pocket. For laboratory reagent and diagnostic device safety information consult the ANSM.
Emergencies & out-of-hours care
Most Strasbourg laboratories close by 18:00 on weekdays and by midday Saturday, with none open Sunday. Out-of-hours urgent biology (troponin, coagulation, blood cultures) is handled by the on-site laboratories of the Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg — the Nouvel Hôpital Civil on the Grande Île and the Hôpital de Hautepierre in the west — both running 24/7 alongside their emergency departments. For life-threatening symptoms call 15 (SAMU) or the European 112; for non-urgent overnight medical advice dial 116 117. Bring the physician's prescription and Carte Vitale to any emergency sampling.
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Safety note
This directory is informational only and is not medical advice. Patients should consult a licensed medical laboratory or their treating physician for individual clinical and diagnostic decisions.