The annual checkup panel evaluates overall health by assessing blood components, metabolic function, cholesterol levels, thyroid function, and long-term glucose control.

Includes inflammation and autoimmune tests to help diagnose rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, or similar joint-related disorders.

Measures blood glucose, kidney function, and electrolytes to evaluate overall metabolic and organ system health.

The expanded checkup panel includes all tests from the annual panel plus additional assessments of vitamins, inflammation, and iron status for a more comprehensive health evaluation.

Monitors labs relevant to GLP-1 therapy including CBC, CMP, lipids, HbA1c, thyroid hormones, and insulin.

Analyzes liver enzymes and proteins to assess liver function, disease, or medication-related liver stress.

Screens for common sexually transmitted diseases, includes Hepatitis A but excludes herpes virus testing.

The anemia panel assesses blood components, iron levels, vitamin deficiencies, and bone marrow function to diagnose and understand the causes of anemia.

Measures aluminum levels in the blood to identify toxicity or exposure, especially relevant for kidney or neurological concerns.

Assesses pancreatic enzyme levels to help diagnose pancreatitis or monitor pancreatic health and digestive function.

Detects autoimmune activity and is commonly used to screen for lupus or related connective tissue disorders.

Tests for arsenic exposure which can result from contaminated water, workplace conditions, or certain foods.

The blood type and Rh factor test determines an individual’s ABO blood group (A, B, AB, or O) and Rh status (positive or negative).

Measures cadmium levels, often related to occupational exposure, smoking, or contaminated food and water.

Monitors tumor markers, especially in colorectal and other cancers, to assess treatment response or recurrence.

Evaluates copper levels, essential for metabolic function and used to diagnose Wilson’s disease or copper deficiency.

A Cholesterol Panel, also known as a Lipid Panel or lipid profile, is a blood test that measures the levels of various fats (lipids) in your blood.

Detects low levels of inflammation to evaluate heart disease risk or monitor chronic inflammatory conditions.

The albumin test measures the level of albumin in the blood to evaluate liver and kidney function, assess nutritional status, and monitor chronic illnesses or conditions that affect protein levels.

A CBC (Complete Blood Count) test evaluates different blood components to assess overall health and detect various conditions.

A CMP test measures 14 blood substances to assess metabolism, kidney and liver health, blood sugar, and electrolytes.

A CRP test measures C-reactive protein levels to detect inflammation, monitor inflammatory conditions, and evaluate disease activity.

Measures inflammation by analyzing red blood cell settling rate, useful in autoimmune and chronic disease monitoring.

A ferritin test measures the level of ferritin, a protein that stores iron, to diagnose iron deficiency or overload and monitor related conditions.

Screens for arsenic, mercury, and lead exposure to identify heavy metal toxicity affecting various body systems.

Adds cadmium testing to the standard heavy metal panel to provide a more comprehensive assessment of metal toxicity.

Elevated levels may indicate cardiovascular risk, B-vitamin deficiency, or metabolic dysfunction.

Measures lipase enzyme for evaluating pancreatic health, especially in cases of abdominal pain or suspected pancreatitis.

Assesses a specific cholesterol particle that may indicate increased cardiovascular risk beyond standard lipid panels.

Tests for Lyme disease antibodies with confirmation, important for diagnosing infection after tick exposure.

A pregnancy test detects the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) blood to determine pregnancy.

Measuring blood iron levels to diagnose deficiencies or overload, evaluate symptoms like fatigue, and monitor conditions affecting iron metabolism.

A TIBC  test measures the blood’s ability to bind and transport iron to diagnose iron deficiency or overload and monitor related conditions.

Assesses insulin levels after fasting to detect insulin resistance or early signs of diabetes.

Evaluates the number of young red blood cells in your blood to assess bone marrow function and the body’s response to anemia.

Helps diagnose rheumatoid arthritis or related autoimmune disorders by detecting rheumatoid factor antibodies.

Detects autoimmune thyroid disorders such as Hashimoto’s or Graves’ disease by identifying thyroid-targeting antibodies.