Just curious about the wait times to get in to have blood drawn or treatments?

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Member Posts: 13
edited July 2020 in Weekly Discussions
15 minutes, 30, an hour?

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  • Member Posts: 470
    I'm not sure I understand your question. The way my appointments went was blood draw, wait an hour for results, see the doctor. When I was getting Opdivo, I then often had to wait another hour or so for the pharmacy to fill the order for the Opdivo, which was given after the oncologist had a chance to review the blood test results. (Once I got out of the trial, getting the drug didn't take nearly as long - maybe half as long.)


  • Member Posts: 335
    Mine was always about 45-minutes to an hour from arrival, blood draw, lab results to oncologist, see oncologist, and then back to the chemo room - then it was was another 20-30 minute wait for the pharmacy to get my chemo ready.
  • Member Posts: 742
    Most of the time, in this ride on this roller coaster, it's usually pretty quick. 15 minutes or less. I've been pleased overall with that part of this.

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