15 ready-made designs, your letterhead, your logo, your signature, your colours — set once, and every report the lab prints follows. Download any of them below and open it on your own printer before you decide.
Every file below is a real report printed by SamLab, watermarked as a sample. The lab, patient and results in them are fictitious.
A laboratory report must identify the patient and the specimen, state each test with its result, unit and reference range, flag values outside that range, and name the person who verified it alongside the laboratory and its address. SamLab ships multiple report designs and a designer for laboratories needing their own layout.
Cards, charts and a history panel. The layouts that make a result look like it was read, not just printed.
Opens with the test name in a coloured band, then patient and sample cards, a differential pie beside the grid, and a trend graph with a dated history table. Closes on Summary / Interpretation / Recommendations and three signature blocks.
The one to show a referring doctor.
Gradient brand bar and rounded cards, with Result Summary, Trend Analysis and Health Tips panels running down the right of the sheet.
Consumer-facing wellness and package reporting.
Certificate number, scope and a unique report locator, printed where an assessor looks for them.
Adds an accreditation strip under the header — certificate number and scope — plus a unique report-locator row in the sample band, over the card layout.
Accredited labs that still want a modern sheet.
Every out-of-range value restated in plain words at the foot of the sheet, so nobody has to hunt the table for what changed.
The boxed sheet, closed by a Description Texts block that states every out-of-range value in words — "Haemoglobin decreased by 1.2 from the lower normal limit".
Reports read by patients, not only by clinicians.
Built so past visits sit beside the current one and a trend reads across.
The cumulative sheet: built so each past visit takes its own result column and a trend reads straight across the page.
Follow-up and monitoring panels.
One dependable results grid in eight treatments — different accent, header and column wording. Pick the one your doctors already read.
Navy identity block with the lab mark, a boxed patient and sample band, and a five-column results grid with a worded status on every row.
The default. Suits most labs unchanged.
The same grid under a full-width colour band, so the lab name reads from across a reception counter.
Labs that want the brand louder than the data.
Tighter row spacing throughout. The same grid, fewer sheets on a long panel.
High-volume labs paying for paper.
Centred header with the marks below the lab name, in a restrained purple. The most formal of the grid set.
Premium and boutique labs.
A yellow identity band over a green results grid, with shortened column captions — Test Name, Results, Units, Ref. Range, Flag.
Labs replacing a printed register.
Boxed teal sheet whose columns are captioned Examination / Result / Unit / Normal Values, with the flag pushed to a narrow end column.
Doctors who expect the older column wording.
No logo tile and a lighter rule weight, so the lab name and the results carry the page on their own.
Labs with a strong wordmark and no logo.
The grid in a formal blue, with your accreditation and ISO marks held in the top-right and repeated in the page footer.
Assessment-facing reporting.
Classic — every page
No brand furniture at all. Full column captions and a clean rule.
A centred TEST REPORT rule, no logo tile, and full column captions — Parameter, Observed Value, Unit, Biological Reference Interval.
Hospitals and labs that want plain paper.
Place every header field yourself on a canvas, and let the results flow underneath.
You place each patient and sample field yourself on the designer canvas. The results tables keep flowing underneath, so a long report can never overrun the layout you drew.
Matching a form you already print.
Upload the letterhead you already print on and SamLab scans it, finds where the artwork ends, and keeps the data inside the safe zone. Same for the logo and the authorised signature — cropped, cleaned of their white background, and synced to every branch of the lab.
Font size is a lab-wide setting; the whole report re-flows rather than shrinking a table into the margin.
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Upload the lab's letterhead once; the report prints inside the detected safe zone and the generated header steps aside.
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The same report on a mono laser — tints become greys that still separate, and the abnormal values stay legible.
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The department band, the differential pie and the trend graph printed without a colour cartridge — the charts stay readable because the segments differ in tone, not only in hue.
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The card layout on a mono laser: the accreditation strip, the column accents and the status pills all survive as greys that still separate.
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Paper already carries the letterhead, so the report leaves the top and bottom bands empty and prints only the data.
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Every cell boxed, for labs whose doctors expect the older printed register look.
Download PDFThe accent drives the header band, the department rules and the table captions. Pick one for the lab, or let each department carry its own so a technician knows what came off the printer before reading a word.
Column captions, the patient band and the footer print in the language the lab reports in. Right-to-left is a real layout, not a mirrored one — an Arabic patient name joins correctly and sits above its Latin transliteration.
Country packs also set the currency, the date order and the phone format on everything else the lab prints.
Most of the designs on this page started as a sheet a lab emailed us. Send yours — a scan or a PDF — and we will build it as a format, so switching to SamLab does not mean asking your doctors to get used to a new-looking report.
No card. No catch. Run SamLab on your own data — online or offline — and feel the difference before you pay anything.
