ABOLabs LLC

ABOLabs is not trying to become the next Labcorp or Quest Diagnostics. We are building something different.

We are a local, woman-owned, family-operated mobile phlebotomy company based in Colorado. Our goal is to make blood draws and specialty specimen collections more accessible, comfortable, and personal for the people and healthcare organizations we serve.

At ABOLabs, patients are more than appointment numbers. They are neighbors, family members, caregivers, seniors, children, and people trying to manage their health around busy and sometimes complicated lives.

Our Story

The ABOLabs name began in 2016.

In 2024, we relaunched the company from the ground up with a renewed focus on compassionate mobile phlebotomy, dependable specimen handling, and personalized service.

We saw a growing need for blood collection services that could meet patients outside the traditional laboratory setting. For some people, getting to a laboratory is inconvenient. For others, transportation, mobility limitations, work schedules, family responsibilities, anxiety, or health conditions can turn a routine blood draw into a major obstacle.

ABOLabs was rebuilt to help remove some of those barriers.

Since our relaunch, we have continued growing as a trusted resource for patients, families, senior communities, physician offices, specialty laboratories, and healthcare partners throughout Colorado.

We may be a small company, but that allows us to remain flexible, responsive, and personally involved in the care we provide.

Our Team

Joanna Durafourt

CEO and Lead Phlebotomist

Joanna brings more than 20 years of phlebotomy experience to ABOLabs.

During her career, she has worked with respected healthcare organizations including Labcorp, Quest Diagnostics, and Mayo Clinic. Her experience includes routine blood draws, difficult collections, specialty laboratory kits, specimen processing, and working with patients who may feel nervous or uncomfortable around needles.

Joanna leads ABOLabs with a combination of clinical experience and genuine compassion. She believes technical skill is essential, but so is helping each patient feel safe, respected, and heard.

Her calm, patient-first approach is at the heart of the ABOLabs experience.

Jason Durafourt

Office and Social Media Manager

Jason keeps ABOLabs moving behind the scenes.

He supports scheduling, patient communication, business outreach, marketing, online visibility, and the everyday administrative work required to coordinate a mobile healthcare company.

Jason also helps make complicated service information easier to understand. Whether he is helping a patient prepare for an appointment, speaking with a potential healthcare partner, or sharing information with the community, his focus is on keeping communication clear, approachable, and human.

Together, Joanna and Jason manage the clinical and operational sides of ABOLabs under one very busy roof.

Our Core Values

Compassion

Every patient deserves care that is gentle, respectful, and human.

A blood draw may feel routine to a healthcare professional, but it may feel stressful or overwhelming to the person receiving it. We take the time to listen, explain the process, and meet each patient where they are.

Convenience

Healthcare should meet people where they are, sometimes literally.

Mobile phlebotomy can help reduce travel, waiting rooms, transportation challenges, missed work, and the difficulty of coordinating care around narrow laboratory hours.

Our goal is to make completing necessary lab work feel more manageable.

Compliance

Convenience should never come at the expense of proper procedure.

ABOLabs takes patient identification, privacy, documentation, specimen handling, safety, and transportation requirements seriously. We follow the available instructions provided by the ordering provider, specialty laboratory, or receiving testing facility.

Community

ABOLabs is rooted in Colorado.

We are not a national call center or an anonymous collection network. We are a small local company serving neighbors, families, clinics, senior communities, and healthcare organizations throughout our service area.

Our reputation is built one appointment, one partnership, and one patient experience at a time.

Why Patients Choose ABOLabs

Traditional laboratory visits do not work equally well for everyone.

Some patients have mobility limitations or transportation barriers. Others are caring for children or family members, working demanding

schedules, recovering from illness, managing chronic conditions, or completing specialty testing that requires additional coordination.

ABOLabs offers an alternative by bringing experienced phlebotomy services closer to the patient.

Depending on the appointment, we may provide services in a patient’s home, a senior or assisted living community, a physician office, a workplace, or another approved location.

Patients choose ABOLabs because they value:

• Experienced and compassionate phlebotomy
• Scheduled appointments outside the traditional laboratory setting
• Clear communication before and after the draw
• Assistance with specialty laboratory kits
• A local team they can contact directly
• Care that feels personal rather than rushed

For healthcare partners, ABOLabs can also provide additional phlebotomy support when a clinic, facility, or organization needs a reliable collection option for its patients.

A Different Kind of Phlebotomy Experience

ABOLabs believes professional phlebotomy can be technically careful, convenient, and genuinely personal.

We may not be the next giant laboratory, and that is exactly the point.

We are building a Colorado company where patients are treated like people, healthcare partners can reach a real team, and each appointment receives the attention it deserves.

Your Couch. Your Lab.

To learn more about ABOLabs or schedule a mobile blood draw, visit abolabs.org, call 720-218-8748, or email scheduling@abolabs.org.

ABOLabs is an independent phlebotomy and specimen-collection service. We do not perform diagnostic laboratory testing. Services, availability, processing options, and pricing depend on location, appointment requirements, laboratory instructions, and the receiving laboratory’s policies.

Republished June 25, 2026.