Clinical laboratory testing
Routine and specialised testing support screening, diagnosis, monitoring and follow-up — with reliable results for everyday clinical practice.
ABOUT UNILABS SWITZERLAND
Every clinical decision depends on clear, reliable information. We work alongside physicians, hospitals, healthcare organisations and patients with diagnostic services designed to support care in daily practice.
Unilabs was founded in 1987 through the acquisition of three Swiss laboratories previously owned by Corning. This marked the beginning of a diagnostic network built on quality and reliability, which quickly expanded beyond Switzerland into other European markets.
Unilabs expanded its Swiss laboratory network and established its first central laboratory, serving both private and public hospitals. This phase strengthened operational efficiency and laid the foundations for scalable, high-quality diagnostic services.
Following its listing in Switzerland, Unilabs accelerated its international growth, expanding into France and Portugal while continuing to grow in Italy and reinforcing its leadership in Switzerland.
The merger with Capio Diagnostics marked a key milestone, expanding Unilabs’ capabilities into diagnostic imaging. This broadened its service offering and strengthened its position as a major European diagnostics provider.
Unilabs has continued to grow across laboratory testing, radiology, pathology, genetics and specialised diagnostics. By integrating these capabilities, it has built a more connected and comprehensive diagnostic offer for healthcare professionals and patients.
OUR DIAGNOSTIC EXPERTISE
Some clinical questions need more than one diagnostic perspective. Our connected network brings together four complementary areas of expertise.
Clinical laboratory testing
Routine and specialised testing support screening, diagnosis, monitoring and follow-up — with reliable results for everyday clinical practice.
Radiology
MRI, CT, ultrasound and X-ray provide imaging insights for diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up.
Pathology
Histology, cytology, immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology support diagnosis, classification and therapy-relevant decisions.
Genetics
Genetic testing supports the assessment of inherited risk, disease mechanisms and selected therapy-relevant questions.
Local diagnostic support, strengthened by international expertise — helping healthcare professionals and patients benefit from specialist knowledge, shared standards and connected services across disciplines.
OUR PEOPLE
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QUALITY AND TRUST
Reliable diagnostics depend on more than technology. They rely on controlled processes, recognised quality standards and teams committed to continuous improvement.
Across our Swiss laboratories and diagnostic services, quality supports the way samples are handled, analyses are performed, results are reviewed and information is delivered to healthcare professionals and patients.
CAREERS
Join teams across laboratories, imaging centres and support functions, helping deliver diagnostic services that support patient care every day.