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Titer (Immunity) Screening: Employer's Quick Guide

Everything employers need to know about Titer Test — who needs it, what's included, and how to find a provider through BlueHive.

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What Is Titer Test?

Blood tests to verify immunity to vaccine-preventable diseases for healthcare workers.

Titer Screening measures antibody levels in the blood to verify immunity to vaccine-preventable diseases. Healthcare workers often need documented immunity to diseases like hepatitis B, measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella (chickenpox).

Who Needs This Service?

  • Healthcare workers
  • Childcare workers
  • New employees without vaccination records
  • International healthcare workers
  • Students entering healthcare programs

What's Included

A typical Titer Test appointment includes:

  • Individual disease titers
  • Comprehensive panels available
  • Quantitative results
  • Digital delivery
  • Vaccination coordination if needed

Turnaround time: 2-3 business days

Typical cost: $30–$200

How It Works

  1. Order — Order specific titers or panel through BlueHive.
  2. Draw — Blood sample collected at convenient location.
  3. Test — Laboratory measures antibody levels.

Ready to get started? Find a provider for Titer Test or learn more about this service.

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