Book your blood test online at the Royal Free Hospital, Chase Farm Hospital and Barnet Hospital

Advice and Information - 4 November 2019

If you are visiting the Royal Free Hospital, Chase Farm Hospital or Barnet Hospital for a blood test you can book your blood test online.
A sign saying Blood Test in a hospital

A new online booking system was launched at the Royal Free Hospital last week after it has already been successfully implemented at Chase Farm Hospital and Barnet Hospital.

The online booking system is called Swift Queue and after registering once, patients are easily able to login to book their blood test on a day and time they choose.

You can currently book an appointment from 21st November onwards at the Royal Free Hospital, but because the system is already in place at Chase Farm Hospital and Barnet Hospital, online appointments at these sites are available sooner.

You can find the details of the booking system on the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust website.

The online booking system brings a range of benefits including:

  • allowing patients, their carers and family members to better plan their visits to the hospital as they will have a specific time for their blood test
  • 24/7 visibility of available appointments and the ability for patients to book their own appointments
  • the opportunity to view, reschedule and cancel appointments

If you are unable to book online, you can call the booking line:

020 7443 9757, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Information about booking children’s blood tests can be found on the hospital website.

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