Central Laboratory  has opened its 102nd branch, located at 4A Grēdu Street in Riga, taking another step toward its goal of providing quality laboratory services to the widest possible range of people.

“With the opening of our 102nd branch, we continue to improve the accessibility of laboratory services in Latvia, ensuring every resident has the opportunity to receive high-quality and reliable testing,” states Zane Kaktiņa, Chairwoman of the Board at Central Laboratory. “Our goal is to ensure quality laboratory services are easily accessible regardless of where patients live. The new branch on Grēdu Street is easily accessible by car and improves service availability for both Riga residents and visitors to the capital.”

The new branch provides a full spectrum of laboratory examinations, including blood, urine, microbiological, and immunohematological tests. Patients have access to both state-funded and private services, promoting healthcare accessibility to a wide range of residents.

The branch at 4A Grēdu Street, Riga operates on weekdays from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.