What We Test
A clear overview of the advanced lab testing used to guide clinical decision-making.
A systems-based view of health, guided by advanced laboratory data
Our testing approach focuses on identifying early imbalances, risk factors, and patterns across cardiovascular health, hormones, metabolism, gut health, inflammation, and longevity markers. The categories below outline the types of testing we commonly use to support clinical decision-making.
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Brain Health & Cognitive Resilience (Advanced Testing)
This advanced testing evaluates genetic factors that influence long-term brain health and dementia risk—information not typically included in routine medical care. Understanding these risks allows for earlier, more personalized strategies to support memory, cognitive function, and lifelong brain health.
Cancer Genetic Risk & Early Detection (Advanced Testing)
Advanced testing for inherited cancer risk and early cancer signals. This information is not typically part of routine screening and can support more personalized, proactive cancer prevention and monitoring strategies.
Autoimmune & Immune System Health (Advanced Testing)
This testing evaluates immune system activity and markers associated with autoimmune processes. Results can help clarify contributors to persistent symptoms and support a more personalized evaluation of immune-related conditions.
Methylation & Detoxification Pathways (Advanced Testing)
Methylation influences detoxification, inflammation regulation, neurotransmitters, hormone metabolism, and cellular repair. Subtle imbalances may contribute to fatigue, mood changes, poor stress tolerance, cardiovascular risk, and difficulty processing medications or environmental exposures.
Nutrient Status & Micronutrient Health
Adequate nutrient levels are essential for energy production, immune function, brain performance, metabolism, and cellular repair. Even with a strong diet, deficiencies or imbalances can occur due to absorption issues, stress, inflammation, or metabolic demand.
Immune Regulation & Inflammatory Balance
This testing looks at how your immune system is functioning day to day—whether it is overactive, underactive, or balanced. Results can help explain frequent infections, slow recovery, inflammation, or unexplained fatigue.
Heart & Cardiovascular Health (Advanced Testing)
These advanced tests go beyond standard cholesterol panels to assess hidden drivers of heart disease, including inflammation and detailed cholesterol particle characteristics. Routine cholesterol tests can miss risk—many cardiovascular events occur in people whose basic labs appear normal. Advanced assessment allows for earlier, more personalized prevention.
Metabolic & Blood Sugar Health (Advanced Testing)
These tests assess how the body regulates blood sugar, insulin, and energy use. By evaluating both short- and long-term markers, this testing can detect metabolic syndrome and early insulin resistance—often before symptoms appear—supporting earlier and more personalized prevention strategies.
Hormones & Endocrine Health (Advanced Testing)
Standard hormone testing may provide incomplete answers and may not explain persistent symptoms. Advanced testing evaluates how key hormone systems—including sex hormones, thyroid, and stress hormones—are produced, regulated, and utilized, supporting a more precise and individualized approach.
Thyroid Function
The thyroid plays a central role in metabolism, energy production, weight regulation, mood, and cognitive function. This testing evaluates thyroid hormone production, conversion, and immune-related thyroid markers to support more individualized interpretation and management.
Gut & Microbiome Health (Advanced Testing)
The gut plays a central role in digestion, immune balance, inflammation, and metabolic function. This advanced testing evaluates microbiome composition, inflammation, gut barrier integrity, digestive function, and immune reactivity—offering deeper insights than routine testing.
Physiologic Age & Longevity (Advanced Testing)
This testing estimates physiologic age—how old the body is functioning at a cellular level—which may differ from chronological age. It measures oxidative stress and the body’s defense and repair capacity, helping guide strategies for resilience, recovery, and long-term longevity.
Advanced Imaging
Depending on patients’ individual risk factors and concerns, our clinic utilizes comprehensive screening tools to evaluate key structures and systems that may influence long-term health. This can include advanced imaging approaches that may help identify early risk indicators associated with vascular and cardiac disease, neurodegenerative conditions, and certain types of cancer. These insights support personalized prevention strategies, proactive care planning, and informed clinical decision-making over time.