Alaska State Licensing Requirements
National Links
- Nationwide Laboratory Director Regulations
- Dec. 28, 2024 CLIA Changes effective Dec. 28, 2024
- Nationwide High Complexity Requirements
- CE Courses for Laboratory Directors
- Online Access to CLIA Certificates QCOR (See below)
- CLIA Fees at Pay.gov
- Form CMS116 Application
- eCFR 42 CFR Part 493
- State Operations Manual
State-Specific CLIA Applications
There are several different CLIA certificates available depending on the level of testing performed by the laboratory. They include:
- Certificate of Waiver
- Certificate for Provider Performed Microscopy Procedures (PPMP)
- Certificate of Compliance (laboratory is inspected by the State of Alaska)
- Certificate of Accreditation (laboratory is inspected by accrediting organization)
The application should be signed and dated by the laboratory director. Once the application is processed, the laboratory will receive a CLIA bill in the mail. The lower portion of the bill should be mailed in with the laboratory’s payment.
Checks should be made out to “CLIA Laboratory Program” and mailed to:
CLIA Laboratory Program
P.O. Box 3056
Portland, OR 97208-3056
Please do not mail checks to the Alaska State Agency.
If a laboratory wants to make any changes to their CLIA certificate information, use the upper portion of the bill. Updates or changes should be mailed to:
Alaska State Public Health Laboratory
Attn: CLIA Surveyor
5455 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ave
Anchorage, Alaska 99507
Online Access to CLIA Certificates
CMS is now making CLIA certificates available online at no cost via the QCOR Lookup Tool. All certificates generated after September 27, 2023 should be available for download. Click HERE to access the Tool and choose “CLIA Laboratory Lookup” from the left menu bar (2nd option from the top). When you click the entry for the laboratory, a box containing the laboratory information and a link to the certificate will pop up in a new window.