Why Choose a Physician-Owned Pathology Lab?
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When healthcare providers select a pathology lab, they aren’t just choosing a vendor — they’re choosing a partner whose work directly impacts patient outcomes. So, what sets a high-quality pathology lab apart?
At Brown Pathology, we believe the answer comes down to three essentials: certifications, accuracy, and service. Here’s why each matters — and how our lab delivers on all three.
Not all labs meet the same level of oversight and quality. At Brown Pathology, we maintain two critical certifications:
Our board-certified pathologists bring expertise in anatomic and clinical pathology, along with subspecialties like dermatopathology, cytopathology, and hematopathology. Every case receives meticulous attention, and we use advanced histology techniques, staining methods, and diagnostic tools to deliver precise results.
Accuracy isn’t just about technology — it’s about experience, training, and oversight. Our physicians and lab team work together to ensure every diagnostic report is clear, accurate, and actionable.
At Brown Pathology, we know that service matters just as much as science. We provide:
Direct communication between our pathologists and referring physicians
Fast turnaround times, especially for urgent cases
Tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of each hospital, surgery center, or clinic we serve
Our goal is to build long-term partnerships, providing not just test results, but trusted diagnostic guidance.
When you work with Brown Pathology, you’re choosing a Houston-based laboratory that meets the highest national standards — and goes beyond them with personalized service and clinical expertise.
Contact our team today to explore how we can support your facility with certified, high-quality diagnostic services.
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