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Therapeutic Phlebotomy in Colorado Springs

Provider-ordered blood draws to lower high hematocrit and manage iron overload. Sometimes called a blood dump. $149.95 cash pay, insurance accepted, most visits under 30 minutes.

Same-week appointments. No referral needed.

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30
minutes
most visits

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Choose a time below. Same-week appointments, no referral needed. $149.95 cash pay, insurance accepted.

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For the deferred donor

Turned Away at the Blood Bank?

Donation centers often defer people with high hematocrit or those on testosterone therapy. A therapeutic phlebotomy is different. It is a provider-ordered blood draw, not a donation, so donor eligibility rules do not apply. If you were denied blood donation because of high hematocrit or TRT, this is the service designed for you.

Who this is for

Care built around your protocol

01

High Hematocrit on TRT (Secondary Erythrocytosis)

Testosterone therapy can raise red blood cell count and thicken the blood. Regular therapeutic phlebotomy is the standard way providers keep hematocrit in range without stopping your protocol.

02

Hemochromatosis and Iron Overload

Scheduled blood draws to help manage high ferritin and iron levels, on a cadence set by your provider.

03

Provider-Recommended Phlebotomy

If your doctor or hematologist recommended regular draws, we work alongside your hematologist and handle the appointments so your care stays coordinated.

How it works

Four steps, about thirty minutes

1

Book online

Pick a time that works. Same-day and walk-in blood draw availability when the schedule allows.

2

Quick paperwork

Arrive and complete a few minutes of paperwork, done on a tablet at check-in.

3

Review and draw

Our provider confirms eligibility and issues the order at your visit, or you can bring an order from your own doctor.

4

Back to your day

Most visits are done in about 30 minutes.

Eligibility is confirmed at your visit. If a draw isn’t appropriate for you that day, you don’t pay.
Therapeutic Phlebotomy Cost

$149.95
per session
  • Cash pay, paid at your visit
  • No membership
  • No hidden fees
  • Insurance accepted when medically necessary

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Pricing and insurance

Straightforward, flat pricing

Is Therapeutic Phlebotomy Covered by Insurance?

When phlebotomy is medically necessary for a covered diagnosis, we can bill your insurance. The cash price applies otherwise. Bring your insurance card to your visit and we will check.

The clinical picture

Why Lower High Hematocrit?

Elevated hematocrit and high hemoglobin mean the blood is thicker, which puts more strain on circulation. Providers routinely monitor red blood cell count for anyone on testosterone therapy. A therapeutic blood draw is the standard, fast way to bring levels down, and hematocrit often drops within days of a draw, with follow-up guided by your provider.

Physician-supervised

Licensed clinical staff and provider-ordered draws.

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Private clinic setting

A calm medical clinic, not a donation center.

Local to the Front Range

Serving Colorado Springs and nearby communities.

Serving Colorado Springs, Monument, Fountain, Falcon, Manitou Springs, and Pueblo.

Questions

Four steps, about thirty minutes

Do I need a doctor's order for therapeutic phlebotomy?

Yes, but you don’t need to arrange one in advance. Our provider can issue the order at your visit, or you can bring one from your own doctor or hematologist.

How often can I do a blood dump?
It depends on your labs. Your provider sets the schedule based on your hematocrit, hemoglobin, and iron levels.
How much blood is removed in therapeutic phlebotomy?
Typically about one unit, roughly 450 to 500 mL, confirmed by your provider at the visit.
What's the difference between therapeutic phlebotomy and blood donation?
A therapeutic phlebotomy is a provider-ordered medical draw. Donor eligibility rules don’t apply, and the blood is not donated.
Can I work out after a blood draw?
Light activity is fine the same day. Skip heavy lifting and intense training for about 24 hours.
Do I need to stop TRT if my hematocrit is high?
Often no. That’s a conversation with your provider, and therapeutic phlebotomy is frequently the tool used to manage hematocrit while staying on your protocol.
What if I'm not eligible for a draw that day?
You don’t pay. Eligibility is confirmed at every visit before any charge.