Wellness Panel

Do you require blood or urine for the Wellness Panel?

The Wellness Panel includes both a blood and urine test. The urine sample is used for a routine urinalysis, which checks kidney function, hydration, and signs of infection. The blood sample is used for a hepatic function panel to assess liver health and a complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate red and white blood cells, as well as platelets. Together, these provide a detailed picture of your overall wellness.

How do I prepare for a Wellness Panel test?

For the urine portion, you must avoid urinating for at least one hour before your test. Female test takers are encouraged to avoid cleansing the labial area before providing a sample. For the blood portion, no fasting or any other preparation is necessary.

When should I test for the Wellness Panel?

The Wellness Panel can be taken anytime as part of a routine health check. You may also want to test if you're experiencing unexplained fatigue, frequent infections, or other changes in your overall well- being. Regular testing helps track trends in your health over time and supports proactive care.

How do I read my Wellness Panel test results?

Your results will include detailed values for each test component, showing whether your levels fall within, above, or below the normal range. Each result is clearly marked as normal or abnormal to help you understand where your values stand.

What do I do if my Wellness Panel comes back abnormal?

If your results are outside the normal range, it is important you understand variations can occur for many reasons, including diet or activity. So it's vital to seek in-person care for a thorough evaluation and guidance on any next steps.

Who should be tested for the Wellness Panel?

Anyone interested in monitoring their general health can benefit from our Wellness Panel. It's especially recommended for individuals managing chronic conditions, those on long-term medications, or people looking to establish a baseline for preventive care. It's also ideal for anyone making lifestyle changes to track progress and ensure optimal organ function.