Test Results
- Tests requested by WellBN clinicians (such as blood tests, urine/stool samples, x-rays and scans) usually take up to a week to be processed. Some specialist tests may take longer.
- You may sometimes see results on the NHS App before a clinician has reviewed them.
Please wait for us to contact you if follow-up is needed. - Automatic Text Messages for Normal Results
Automatic Text Messages
Our system can now send automatic text messages when certain results are normal and do not require any further action. For example, you may receive a message like:
“Your recent blood test was within the normal range. No further action is needed.”
Benefits of this system:
- Clear and consistent messages
- Quicker communication of normal results
- Allows clinicians more time to focus on patients who need follow-up
- If a result does require review or further care, a clinician will always contact you directly.
- Not receiving a text does NOT mean your results are normal. We will always contact you if something needs attention.
- Please ensure we have your current mobile number.
- Text message (for normal or routine results)
- Message to your NHS App / SystmOnline
- Phone call from a clinician or reception if follow-up is needed
For urgent results, we will contact you directly by:
- Phone call (clinical or reception team), or
- Text message with clear instructions
- Viewing Your Full Results Online
You can view your results and any clinician comments through:
- NHS App
- SystmOnline If you do not these login details we can send you by email or by sms. Please fill out this form.
Opting Out of Text Messages
If you do not want to receive text messages, please tell reception or fill out an AccuRX Triage form and we will update your preferences.
Tests Requested by Hospitals or Other Services
If a test was not requested by WellBN, the specialist or service who ordered the test is responsible for reviewing and communicating the result.
Understanding Blood Tests
Useful patient-friendly information can be found here:
Patient Education on Blood, Urine and Lab Tests

