LIMS Implementation Services

Get your lab system running in weeks, not months

Trusted by leading diagnostic labs and life sciences companies

Gravity Diagnostics
Women's Care
Delfi Diagnostics
Avero Diagnostics
Sonora Quest Laboratories
C2N Diagnostics
Northwest Laboratory
Christus Health
Gravity Diagnostics
Women's Care
Delfi Diagnostics
Avero Diagnostics
Sonora Quest Laboratories
C2N Diagnostics
Northwest Laboratory
Christus Health

What is LIMS Implementation?

LIMS implementation is the process of planning, configuring, deploying, and optimizing a Laboratory Information Management System for your specific lab workflows. A successful implementation includes requirements gathering, system configuration, data migration, instrument integration, user training, and go-live support.

Who Needs LIMS Implementation Services?

Labs deploying a new LIMS for the first time
Labs migrating from legacy systems or spreadsheets
Labs switching LIMS vendors
Labs expanding to new locations or test menus
Labs that had a failed implementation and need rescue

Our Implementation Process

1

Discovery (Week 1-2)

Workflow analysis, requirements documentation, stakeholder interviews

2

Configuration (Week 2-4)

System setup, custom fields, reports, workflow automation rules

3

Migration (Week 3-5)

Data extraction from legacy systems, validation, import and verification

4

Integration (Week 4-6)

Instrument interfaces, EHR connections, billing system links

5

Training (Week 5-7)

Admin training, end-user training, documentation and SOPs

6

Go-Live (Week 6-8)

Parallel testing, cutover execution, hypercare support

Key Benefits

6-8 Weeks

vs 6-12 months typical

Fixed Price

No scope creep surprises

Your Data

No vendor lock-in

30 Days Support

Post-go-live included

Frequently Asked Questions

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