Built for athletes and serious trainers who want to train on data, not guesswork. This panel looks at oxygen-carrying capacity (CBC), muscle-repair enzyme activity (Creatine Kinase), iron storage (Ferritin), hormone support (Testosterone), and systemic inflammation (hs-CRP) — the five levers that most directly affect performance, recovery speed, and injury risk. If you're plateauing despite consistent training, the answer is often hiding in one of these markers.

Your annual check-in — the same fundamental screening a concierge physician would order at a physical, delivered our way. It captures a complete blood count, metabolic and organ function, cholesterol, blood-sugar control (A1c), Vitamin D status, and thyroid stimulation. Most clients start here, then layer on hormone, heart, or longevity panels based on what the numbers suggest.

Fatigue is a symptom, not a diagnosis — and it almost always has a measurable cause. This panel investigates the most common culprits we see clinically: B12 and folate deficiency, low iron storage, Vitamin D insufficiency, and underperforming thyroid (TSH). If you've been told 'your labs are normal' but still feel drained, this is the panel that looks deeper at the markers that actually drive energy at the cellular level.

A whole-body baseline designed for women — combining metabolic health, blood counts, inflammation, blood sugar, cholesterol, and key sex hormones (Estradiol and Testosterone measured with ultrasensitive, LC/MS methods for accuracy in women) alongside thyroid screening. It's the panel we most often recommend before starting hormone-focused wellness, weight management, or any longer-term program, because it shows where you're actually starting from.

If you're taking a GLP-1 medication — or evaluating whether you're a candidate — periodic lab monitoring is part of doing it responsibly. This value-priced panel tracks blood sugar (A1c), metabolic and organ function (CMP), blood counts, and cholesterol, so your provider can confirm the medication is working and that your body is tolerating it well. We recommend rechecking at regular intervals during therapy; your care team will set the cadence with you.

Standard cholesterol testing only tells part of the story. This panel adds the advanced markers a preventive cardiologist would want: Apolipoprotein B (the actual particle count driving plaque), Lipoprotein(a) (a genetically inherited risk factor that standard panels miss entirely), hs-CRP (vascular inflammation), and Homocysteine. It's one of the most important panels anyone with a family history of heart disease can run — knowledge that genuinely changes outcomes.

A comprehensive snapshot of the eleven markers most consistently linked to healthy aging — metabolic flexibility (insulin, A1c), cardiovascular risk (ApoB, lipids, hs-CRP), nutrient status (Vitamin D, Ferritin), thyroid function, and inflammation (Homocysteine). This is the panel we recommend pairing with NAD+ and cellular therapies, because it establishes whether the foundational systems your cells depend on are actually supporting your longevity routine.

A whole-body baseline designed for men — metabolic function, blood counts, inflammation, blood sugar, cholesterol, and prostate screening (PSA) alongside a complete Testosterone workup (free, bioavailable, and total). Low energy, reduced drive, and slow recovery are frequently traced to hormonal and metabolic changes this panel can surface early. It's the right starting point before hormone optimization, weight management, or performance programs.

The complete monitoring panel for testosterone replacement therapy. It measures the full testosterone picture (free, bioavailable, and total via the accurate MS method), the downstream hormones therapy influences (Estradiol, SHBG, FSH/LH), thyroid interplay (Free T3, Free T4, TSH), plus PSA, metabolic function, and blood counts — the safety markers every responsible TRT protocol tracks. Repeat testing on this panel is how therapy stays both effective and safe.

An accessible entry point into men's hormone health. It measures total Testosterone (MS method), SHBG (which controls how much testosterone is actually usable), Estradiol, and the pituitary signals (FSH/LH) that tell your testes what to produce. If you've noticed changes in energy, mood, drive, or recovery, this panel answers the first question: is it hormonal?

A focused, affordable look at how your body handles fuel. Fasting insulin and Hemoglobin A1c reveal not just whether you're diabetic, but how hard your pancreas is working to keep blood sugar normal — often decades before a diagnosis. Combined with cholesterol and organ function (CMP), it's the essential panel for anyone with a family history of diabetes, stubborn weight, or a diet-heavy lifestyle.

Chronic stress leaves a signature in your blood. This panel measures Cortisol (your primary stress hormone) and DHEA-S (the counterbalancing resilience hormone), alongside thyroid stimulation and hs-CRP inflammation — because burnout, poor sleep, and 'wired but tired' patterns are often rooted in measurable adrenal and hormonal patterns. If you're running on fumes, this panel shows what's actually depleted.

The most common thyroid mistake is screening with TSH alone. This panel completes the picture: TSH and Free T4 (the signaling and storage sides), Free T3 (the active hormone your cells actually use), and TPO antibodies — which detect autoimmune thyroid disease, the most common cause of thyroid dysfunction in women. Fatigue, weight changes, cold intolerance, hair changes, and mood shifts all justify running this panel.

A focused view of the female hormonal system: Estradiol and Progesterone (the two hormones that orchestrate the cycle), FSH and LH (the ovarian control signals), DHEA-S (the adrenal precursor), and Testosterone (measured by MS method for accuracy in women). It's the panel we recommend for cycle irregularities, perimenopause transitions, low-energy patterns, and before starting any hormone-focused wellness plan.

Our most comprehensive endocrine workup — a full-system view that leaves nothing unexamined. It covers the complete thyroid axis including Reverse T3 and both antibody types, the full sex-hormone cascade (testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, FSH, LH, prolactin), morning Cortisol, DHEA-S, and the insulin/C-Peptide/A1c metabolic trio. When symptoms are complex, persistent, or unexplained by simpler panels, this is the one that connects the dots.

An advanced metabolic investigation for weight-loss resistance and metabolic syndrome risk. Beyond standard glucose and A1c, it measures fasting insulin, Leptin (the satiety hormone your fat cells produce), and Adiponectin (how metabolically healthy your fat tissue is) — along with the cardiovascular risk markers ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, and Homocysteine. If weight has been stubborn despite genuine effort, this panel reveals the metabolic machinery behind it.

Our deepest cardiovascular assessment. It combines advanced lipid markers (ApoB, Lp(a)) with vascular inflammation (hs-CRP, Lp-PLA2), clotting factors (Fibrinogen), cardiac strain (NT-proBNP), and the nutrient markers that protect the heart (Omega-3 Index, CoQ10, Vitamin D). For anyone with strong family history, existing risk factors, or a serious commitment to prevention, this is the most complete heart picture available outside a cardiology workup.

A complete inventory of your nutritional status — vitamins (A, C, D, E, K, B12, folate), minerals measured inside red blood cells (Magnesium, Zinc, Selenium — a far more accurate picture of tissue levels than serum), iron metabolism (Ferritin, TIBC), and trace elements like Copper and Iodine. Instead of guessing which supplements to take, this panel tells you exactly what you're missing and lets your care team build a precision replenishment plan.

For clients who catch every bug that goes around, or who suspect their immune system is working against them. This panel measures immune cell counts and subsets (CBC with differential, lymphocyte subsets), antibody levels (IgG, IgA, IgM), complement proteins, inflammatory markers (hs-CRP, ESR), autoimmune screening (ANA, thyroid antibodies), and Vitamin D — the single most influential nutrient for immune regulation. It distinguishes between an underactive, overactive, and misdirected immune system.

Your liver and kidneys quietly handle every toxin, medication, and metabolic byproduct your body produces. This panel gives both organs a complete audit: liver enzymes (AST, ALT, GGT, Alkaline Phosphatase), bilirubin and protein synthesis (Albumin, Total Protein), and full kidney filtration (BUN, Creatinine, eGFR) plus Uric Acid. Especially valuable for anyone on regular medications, supplements, GLP-1 therapy, or wanting baseline organ health before starting a wellness program.

The panel we run at the start of medical weight management, because sustainable weight loss is hormonal as much as behavioral. It profiles the hormones that regulate appetite and fat storage (Leptin, Insulin, Cortisol, Testosterone, thyroid), metabolic health (A1c, CMP, lipids), and inflammation (hs-CRP) — identifying the medical obstacles that make weight loss harder than it should be. Retesting later gives you objective proof of what the program is changing.

The science-forward panel for clients investing in NAD+ therapy and cellular longevity. It measures NAD+ and the NAD/NADH ratio (your actual cellular energy currency, not a guess), antioxidant capacity (Glutathione, SOD), oxidative stress, biological-aging markers (Telomere Length, Methylation), and the genetics that shape your aging path (ApoE, MTHFR) with Homocysteine. Run it before and during NAD+ programs to see, marker by marker, what your protocol is actually doing.