Evaluates liver function and damage.
Measures blood alcohol concentration (BAC).
Checks adrenal gland function and electrolyte balance.
Assesses liver and bone disorders.
Identifies allergens causing allergic reactions.
Screens for lung or liver disease.
Detects elevated ammonia levels indicating liver or metabolic disorders.
Assesses pancreatic health.
Evaluates pancreatic function and digestive issues.
Diagnoses sarcoidosis
Confirms rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis.
Evaluates water balance and pituitary function.
Diagnosis systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).
Diagnosis of primary biliary cholangitis.
Screens for autoimmune disorders like lupus.
Diagnoses lupus and related autoimmune disorders.
Diagnoses thyroid autoimmune conditions.
Measures proteins involved in cholesterol transport.
Measures arsenic levels in the blood.
Detects liver or heart damage.
Detects infections causing cat scratch disease.
Assesses glucose, calcium, and electrolytes, as well as kidney function.
Detects kidney disorders and certain cancers.
Measures ketone bodies for diabetic ketoacidosis.
Measures bilirubin levels to evaluate liver health.
Measures oxygen, carbon dioxide, and pH levels in blood.
Identifies parasites in blood, like malaria or trypanosomiasis.
Determines blood group (A, B, AB, or O) and Rh factor.
Measures waste products in the blood to check kidney health.
Assesses heart failure.
Measures active calcium in the blood.
Detects carbon monoxide poisoning
Detects carbon monoxide poisoning.
Screens for gluten intolerance or celiac disease.
Identifies exposure to Chlamydia infections.
Assesses specific cholesterol particle sizes and risks.
Measures chromium levels for metabolic concerns.
Detects neuroendocrine tumors.
Diagnoses conditions like hemolytic anemia.
Evaluates immune response and autoimmune conditions.
Measures the activity of the complement system in immunity.
Measures red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and platelets to evaluate overall health and detect conditions like anemia or infection.
Measures iron, ferritin, and transferrin saturation.
Includes BMP with additional liver function tests.
Identifies antibodies causing red blood cell destruction.
Screens for Wilson’s disease and copper metabolism issues.
Measures stress hormone levels to assess adrenal function.
Measures insulin production in the pancreas.
Detects inflammation in the body.
Assesses kidney function by measuring a byproduct of muscle metabolism.
Screens for cryptococcal infections in immunocompromised patients.
Diagnoses early rheumatoid arthritis.
Identifies CMV infection.
Identifies blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT).
Identifies dengue fever.
Measures sodium, potassium, chloride, and bicarbonate.
Measures eosinophil levels for allergy or infection.
Assesses allergic or inflammatory conditions.
Detects EBV-related infections.
Measures inflammation in conditions like arthritis.
Checks levels of the hormone stimulating red blood cell production.
Evaluates estrogen levels in women.
Screens for genetic risk of blood clots.
Measures blood sugar levels after fasting to diagnose diabetes.
Measures stored iron levels in the body.
Evaluates blood clotting ability.
Detects folate deficiency, which can lead to anemia.
Evaluates folate deficiency.
Checks for liver or bile duct issues.
Evaluates the body’s ability to process sugar.
Provides a short-term measure of blood sugar control.
Detects Helicobacter pylori bacteria causing stomach ulcers.
Detects red blood cell destruction.
Monitors average blood sugar levels over 2-3 months for diabetes management.
Detects acute or past hepatitis E infection.
Screens for various hepatitis infections (A, B, C).
Measures iron regulation in conditions like anemia or hemochromatosis.
Identifies herpes infections.
Screens for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
follow-up appointment to review an ongoing health issues, updates their treatment plan, and addresses any new concerns or symptoms
an initial meeting to discuss medical history, symptoms, and concerns, helping to create a personalized treatment plan.
Checks for risk of heart disease and B-vitamin deficiencies.
Evaluates immune function.
Assesses immune system activity and disorders.
Identifies allergies to specific substances.
Screens for allergies or parasitic infections.
Checks insulin levels to evaluate blood sugar metabolism.
Measures inflammation in severe infections or autoimmune diseases.
Includes tests like ferritin and transferrin to assess iron levels and diagnose anemia.
Measures tissue damage.
Detects lead poisoning or exposure
Identifies lead poisoning.
Detects bacterial infection from contaminated water or animals.
Checks for pancreatic issues like pancreatitis.
Measures pancreatic enzyme levels for acute pancreatitis.
Measures cholesterol levels, including LDL, HDL, and triglycerides, to assess cardiovascular risk.
Evaluates inherited cardiovascular risk factors.
Assesses cardiovascular risk.
Checks enzymes and proteins to assess liver health.
Identifies autoimmune-related clotting disorders.
Diagnoses Lyme disease caused by tick bites.
Checks magnesium levels, crucial for muscle and nerve function.
Diagnosis of malaria infection.
Verifies immunity to measles.
Evaluates oxygen-carrying capacity of hemoglobin.
Diagnosis mononucleosis infection
Identifies cardiovascular risk and inflammation.
Evaluates parathyroid gland function and calcium regulation.
Evaluates phosphate levels critical for energy production and bone health.
Measures phosphorus levels in the blood.
Detects stress-related hormone imbalances or adrenal tumors.
Assesses fat metabolism and insulin sensitivity.
Detects adrenal gland tumors.
Evaluates blood pressure regulation and adrenal function.
Assesses nutritional status
Detects sepsis or severe bacterial infections.
Assesses ovarian function and pregnancy health.
Measures prolactin hormone levels, often for pituitary gland disorders
Evaluates blood clotting function.
Evaluates kidney function through creatinine and BUN levels.
Measures young red blood cells to evaluate bone marrow function.
Assesses thyroid hormone metabolism.
Diagnoses rheumatoid arthritis.
Confirms immunity to rubella virus.
Identifies parasitic worm infections.
Measures solute concentration in blood, indicating hydration or kidney issues.
Separates and measures proteins to detect multiple myeloma or immune disorders.
Detects pathogens causing digestive issues.
Diagnosis of syphilis infection.
Measures testosterone levels for hormonal imbalances.
Detects inherited or acquired blood clotting disorders.
Evaluates T3, T4, and TSH levels to detect thyroid disorders.
Confirms Graves’ disease.
Diagnosis of toxoplasmosis, often during pregnancy.
Assesses iron transport and storage in the blood.
Detects heart muscle damage, often used to diagnose heart attacks.
Identifies mast cell disorders, such as mastocytosis.
Screens for latent or active TB.
Monitors gout or kidney stone risks.
Confirms immunity to chickenpox
Evaluates vitamin A levels for vision and immune function.
Identifies deficiencies affecting nerve function and red blood cell production.
Measures levels of vitamin D to check for deficiency.
Detects vitamin E deficiency affecting nerves and muscles.
Measures levels affecting blood clotting.
Diagnoses von Willebrand disease, affecting clotting.
Detects West Nile infection.
Screens for Zika virus infection.
Assesses lead exposure or iron deficiency.
Evaluates zinc deficiency or toxicity.
Measures substances like creatinine and protein over a full day.
Assesses chloride levels in urine to evaluate acid-base balance in the body.
Detects abnormal calcium levels for bone and kidney health.
Which may indicate liver or bile duct problems.
To diagnose a rare genetic disorder called cystinuria.
Measures how well kidneys remove creatinine.
To assess liver function and bile duct conditions
To identify imbalances that may affect muscle or nerve function.
To diagnose pheochromocytoma, a rare adrenal gland tumor.
a muscle protein, in urine to identify muscle damage or kidney injury.
substances related to hemoglobin production, to diagnose porphyria.
To assess electrolyte balance and kidney health.
by measuring urea levels in urine.
Evaluate urine concentration to assess hydration status or kidney function.
Identifies copper levels to diagnose Wilson’s disease or liver issues.
Identifies kidney damage or immune system disorders by measuring this protein in urine.
Detects ketones in urine, often used for diabetic patients.
Measures adrenaline, noradrenaline, and dopamine levels to diagnose adrenal gland disorders.
Measures amylase enzyme levels to detect pancreas or kidney problems.
Measures calcium levels in urine to diagnose kidney stones or metabolic issues.
Measures how well the kidneys filter creatinine from the blood into the urine.
Measures phosphate levels to assess kidney function or bone metabolism.
Measures sodium levels in urine to evaluate kidney function and fluid balance.
Measures sulfate levels to evaluate dietary intake and metabolic processes.
Measures the albumin-to-creatinine ratio to detect early kidney damage, especially in diabetics.
Measures uric acid levels to assess risk for gout or kidney stones.
Detects protein in the urine to check for kidney damage.
Measures the acidity or alkalinity of urine.
Measures protein levels to identify kidney problems.
Screens for excess adrenaline production, often related to adrenal tumors.
Screens for substances in urine that indicate allergic reactions.
Tests for metals like lead, mercury, or arsenic to diagnose heavy metal poisoning.
Screens for infections, kidney issues, and other abnormalities in the urine.
Identifies carcinoid tumors.
Measures adrenal gland function.
Measures urine pH to detect systemic imbalances.
Panels for detecting allergens in urine.
Screens for specific cancers.
Detects metabolic or genetic disorders.
Evaluates kidney and liver function.
Evaluates pancreatic function.
Evaluates adrenal gland disorders or hormonal imbalances.
Evaluates water balance and hydration.
Evaluates antimony exposure.
Diagnoses urea cycle disorders.
Diagnoses multiple myeloma.
Assesses kidney tubular function.
Confirms pregnancy or detects certain tumors.
Evaluates acid-base balance.
Detects crystals indicating liver dysfunction.
Checks for liver disease or bile duct issues.
Detects biotin deficiency.
Measures boron exposure or nutritional status.
Monitors caffeine metabolism or exposure.
Detects abnormal calcium levels for bone and kidney health.
Evaluates adrenal tumors or stress responses.
Assesses acid-base balance and dehydration.
Evaluates chromium exposure or deficiency.
Detects citrate to prevent kidney stone formation.
Assesses cobalt toxicity or deficiency.
Diagnosis Wilson’s disease.
Diagnosis Cushing’s syndrome or adrenal insufficiency.
Measures insulin production.
Measures kidney clearance of creatinine.
Identifies bacteria causing a urinary tract infection (UTI).
Diagnoses cystinuria.
Diagnoses cystinuria, a condition leading to kidney stones.
Identifies the presence of drugs or substances.
Diagnoses antifreeze poisoning.
Screens for fluoride exposure.
Screens for Cushing’s syndrome.
Detects fat metabolism disorders.
Detects multiple myeloma.
Detects galactosemia, a rare genetic disorder.
Evaluates GGT enzyme levels in urine.
Checks for sugar in urine, indicative of diabetes.
Assesses glucose handling over time through urine samples.
Assesses amino acid metabolism.
Detects mucopolysaccharidosis disorders.
Evaluates pituitary function.
Identifies hemolysis.
Detects exposure to multiple heavy metals simultaneously.
Screens for hepatitis virus in urine.
Detects neuroblastoma or dopamine metabolism issues.
Measures hormones like estrogen or testosterone in urine.
Identifies fibrosis or liver damage.
Identifies abnormal proteins for conditions like multiple myeloma.
Measures iodine levels for thyroid health.
Diagnoses multiple sclerosis or other neurological conditions.
Diagnosis of metabolic disorders.
Diagnosis of lactic acidosis or metabolic issues.
Diagnosis of lactic acidosis.
Detects specific metabolic disorders.
Screens for white blood cells, suggesting infection.
Detects lipids indicating kidney or liver issues.
Identifies infections or leukemia.
Measures magnesium levels in urine.
Detects mercury poisoning.
Detects adrenal gland tumors.
Detects vitamin B12 deficiency.
Measures microalbumin relative to creatinine to detect kidney damage.
Identifies genetic mitochondrial disorders.
Detects molybdenum deficiency or exposure.
Identifies Mycoplasma infections in the urinary tract.
Identifies muscle damage.
Evaluates immune system activation.
Identifies neurological diseases.
Measures exposure to nickel.
Identifies nicotine exposure or smoking habits.
Identifies urinary tract infections (UTIs).
Detects bacterial infection in the urinary tract.
Assesses urine concentration and kidney function.
Evaluates kidney function and hydration.
Detects risk factors for kidney stones.
Detects metabolic or liver disorders
Screens for phenylketonuria (PKU).
Evaluates phosphate levels in urine.
Diagnosis porphyria disorders.
Diagnosis porphyria, a metabolic disorder.
Evaluates potassium levels for kidney or adrenal issues.
Detects the hormone hCG to confirm pregnancy.
Monitors hormone levels during pregnancy or fertility treatments.
Evaluates inflammation markers.
Detects abnormal proteins indicating kidney disease.
Analyzes specific protein levels in urine.
Monitors kidney damage progression.
Evaluates metabolic conditions.
Identifies blood in urine, often related to infections or trauma.
Detects kidney damage or vitamin A metabolism issues.
Measures selenium levels in the body.
Diagnoses genetic or metabolic disorders.
Checks sodium levels to assess kidney and adrenal function.
Monitors complications from diabetes.
Evaluates hydration and kidney function.
Evaluates kidney concentration ability.
Evaluates sulfur metabolism or toxicity.
Monitors kidney tubule health.
Screens for thallium poisoning.
Screens for cyanide exposure or thyroid function.
Screens for kidney disease.
Detects carcinoid syndrome or metabolic disorders.
Detects markers like HVA and VMA for neuroblastoma.
Evaluates urea nitrogen levels in urine.
Detects uric acid to diagnose gout or kidney stones.
Screens for liver disease or hemolysis.
Detects pheochromocytoma or neuroblastoma.
Indicates infection or inflammation in the urinary tract.
Identifies bleeding in the brain or spinal cord.
Assesses carbohydrate malabsorption.
Screens for autoimmune disorders like lupus.
Assesses glucose, calcium, and electrolytes, as well as kidney function.
Measures red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and platelets to evaluate overall health and detect conditions like anemia or infection.
Includes BMP with additional liver function tests.
Measures inflammation in conditions like arthritis.
Evaluates blood clotting ability.
Evaluates the body’s ability to process sugar.
Screens for various hepatitis infections (A, B, C).
Screens for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Imaging test to check blood flow
Testing for COVID-19 antibodies.
Detailed ultrasound imaging of the heart via the esophagus
Measures cholesterol levels, including LDL, HDL, and triglycerides, to assess cardiovascular risk.
Checks enzymes and proteins to assess liver health.
Diagnoses rheumatoid arthritis.
Measures levels of vitamin D to check for deficiency.
Screens for infections, kidney issues, and other abnormalities in the urine.
Identifies bacteria causing a urinary tract infection (UTI).
Uses radiation to capture images of bones and internal organs.
Detailed cross-sectional imaging using X-rays.
Uses magnetic fields and radio waves for detailed soft tissue images.
Uses sound waves to create images of organs and tissues.
X-ray imaging of the breasts to detect abnormalities.
Measures bone mineral density to assess osteoporosis risk.
Detects metabolic activity in organs and tissues.
Real-time X-ray imaging for moving body structures.
Uses small amounts of radioactive material to assess organ function.
CT scan with contrast dye for better visibility of blood vessels and organs.
MRI focused on blood vessels.
CT scan with contrast dye to visualize arteries and veins.
X-ray or CT scan with contrast to examine the spinal cord and nerves.
X-ray with contrast to assess the uterus and fallopian tubes.
Imaging of joints using contrast dye.
X-ray of bile ducts using contrast dye.
X-ray of the bladder with contrast dye.
X-ray to evaluate the esophagus.
X-ray exam of the colon using barium contrast.
X-ray of the bladder and urethra during urination.
Ultrasound imaging of the heart.
Nuclear imaging of the thyroid gland.
Imaging of the testicles and surrounding tissues.
Imaging of pelvic organs in men and women.
Examines the kidneys and bladder.
Assesses gallbladder function.
Evaluates blood flow in the lungs.
Used to evaluate lumps or abnormalities in the breast.
Evaluates thyroid hormone levels.
Measures long-term blood sugar control in diabetics.
Detects infections in the bloodstream.
Evaluates kidney performance using creatinine and BUN levels.
Detects inflammation in the body.
Assesses iron levels and anemia-related conditions.
Tests for diseases like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis.
Detects active COVID-19 infection.
Screens for tuberculosis exposure.
Detects pregnancy hormone levels.
Identifies allergens causing reactions.
Detects sensitivities to certain foods.
Measures blood clotting ability.
Identifies genetic mutations linked to cancer risk.
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