Diagnostic Lab Connected Clinician and Hospital Accounts measures clinician and hospital accounts connected to Quest Diagnostics through its digital and workflow network.
Quest Diagnostics reported approximately 612,000 accounts in its 2025 disclosures.
Connectivity scale was far larger than the physical access footprint
Quest also reported approximately 8,000 patient access points.
Dividing 612,000 connected accounts by 8,000 access points gives roughly 76.5 connected accounts per access point as a scale comparison.
Digital reach and physical access solve different distribution problems
Connected accounts help ordering and results flow through clinician workflows.
Diagnostic Lab Patient Access Point Count measures where patients can physically access collection services.
Connected accounts are not active ordering accounts
The figure measures network reach, not order frequency, requisition volume, or revenue per account.
A connected account can generate very different activity from another account.
Primary source: Quest Diagnostics 2025 Form 10-K.
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