Advanced laboratory testing lets us look beneath symptoms to the systems driving them. Each evaluation brings together the conditions it clarifies, the full workup, and the laboratories chosen for the quality and depth of their testing.
Test descriptions are drawn from each laboratory's own website.
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Comprehensive Blood Work
Comprehensive blood work is the foundation of every assessment. Measuring more than two hundred biomarkers across the heart, metabolism, hormones, nutrients, organ function and immunity reveals patterns a routine annual panel misses, often years before they become disease, and gives every specialty result its full context.
What We Evaluate
Heart and vascular health, including lipid particle size and number
Blood sugar, insulin and metabolic health
Thyroid, adrenal, female and male hormones
Vitamins, minerals, iron and omega fatty acids
Liver, kidney and pancreas function
Blood count and immune health
Inflammation and autoimmunity
Heavy metals
Complete urinalysis
Laboratories
Quest Diagnostics
Standard and Advanced Laboratory Testing
Blood and urine at any Quest location
More than 200 biomarkers across every major system, including advanced lipid particle testing and cardiac markers, drawn at any of more than 2,000 Quest locations nationwide.
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Quest DiagnosticsStandard and Advanced Laboratory Testing
Quest Diagnostics performs more than 200 million tests each year, with over 3,500 lab tests available and more than 2,000 patient service locations across the United States.
Heart & Vascular Health
A complete cardiovascular picture: lipids, particle number and size, arterial inflammation, heart strain and inherited risk.
Standard lipids: Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, triglycerides, non-HDL cholesterol, remnant cholesterol
Particle number and size: LDL particle number, small and medium LDL particles, large HDL particles, LDL pattern, LDL peak size, small dense LDL cholesterol (Cardio IQ Ion Mobility)
Microscopic exam: White and red blood cells, epithelial cells, casts, crystals, bacteria, yeast
Available as Indicated
Additional testing ordered when your history calls for it.
Viral Reactivation: Epstein Barr virus (VCA, early antigen, EBNA), cytomegalovirus and HHV-6 antibodies
Mold and Biotoxin Markers: TGF-β1, C4a, MMP-9, alpha MSH, VIP, VEGF, ADH and osmolality
Brain Health: AD-Detect amyloid beta 42/40 ratio and p-tau217
Allergy: IgE panels for foods, pollens, molds, dust and animals
Celiac Complete: Deamidated gliadin peptide IgA and IgG, endomysial antibody, HLA-DQ2/DQ8
Infectious Screening: Hepatitis B and C, HIV and others as clinically indicated
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Genetics
Genes shape how each person absorbs, metabolizes and responds to medication. Pharmacogenetic testing identifies these variations so prescriptions can be tailored to the individual, reducing trial and error and helping avoid medications likely to cause side effects or fall short.
What We Evaluate
Response to more than 700 medications
Medications for depression, anxiety, ADHD and bipolar disorder
Pain medication selection
Medications that have failed or caused side effects
Safer prescribing when taking multiple medications
Planning a new prescription
Laboratories
Genomind
Pharmacogenetic (PGx) Test
Cheek swab
A painless cheek swab assessing 26 genes that influence response to over 700 medications, with in depth insight into more than 130 neuropsychiatric medications.
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GenomindPharmacogenetic (PGx) Test
Genomind helps patients and providers tailor medications based on one's unique genetics, lifestyle and environment.
Genes Analyzed
How a medication acts on the body, and how the body processes it.
Pharmacodynamic: 15 genes
Pharmacokinetic: 11 genes
Medications assessed: More than 700, including over 130 neuropsychiatric medications
Collection and Results
Simple, painless and fast.
Sample: Cheek swab
Turnaround: 3 to 5 days
Accuracy: 99.9% laboratory accuracy
Report Options
Four formats for different clinical needs.
Express Report: A concise summary of medications to avoid, with suggested alternatives based on the patient's gene and drug interaction profile
NeuroPsych Report: A comprehensive five section report analyzing 26 genes, offering insights into 130+ neuropsychiatric medications
Diagnosis Report: Genetic results organized visually by clinical diagnosis, designed for fast interpretation
Patient Report: An easy to understand summary of genetic insights and medication recommendations
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Environmental Toxins, Mycotoxins & Heavy Metals
Everyday exposure to metals, mold toxins, pesticides, plastics, solvents and industrial chemicals accumulates over time. A complete evaluation measures what the body is carrying, what the home or workplace contains, and how the immune system and cellular energy are responding.
What We Evaluate
Heavy metals in urine, hair and blood
Pesticides, herbicides and glyphosate
Plastics: phthalates, parabens and bisphenols
PFAS, solvents and volatile organic compounds
Mold toxins carried in the body
Molds and mycotoxins in the home or workplace
Biotoxin illness and CIRS inflammatory markers
Water damaged building exposure
Chemical sensitivity and mast cell activation
Laboratories
US BioTek
Toxin Panels and Combination Profiles
Urine
Urine panels for heavy metals and minerals (42 analytes), environmental toxins (48 metabolites) and glyphosate, available individually or combined with mycotoxin and organic acid testing.
RealTime Laboratories, now part of US BioTek
MycoToxin Panel and Building Profiles
Urine and dust swab
Urine testing for 16 of the most common mycotoxins across 5 mycotoxin families, with dust swab testing of the home or workplace for toxigenic molds and mycotoxins.
Doctor's Data
Hair Elements
Hair, 0.25 grams
More than 40 toxic and essential elements, reflecting recent and ongoing exposure to toxic metals, especially methylmercury and arsenic, and the time averaged status of nutrient elements.
Quest Diagnostics
Biotoxin Markers and Blood Metals
Blood draw
Blood markers of the immune and hormonal response to biotoxins, and whole blood levels of lead, mercury, arsenic and cadmium.
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Heavy Metals
Urine Heavy Metals & Minerals Panel
US BioTek. 42 toxic and essential elements.
Element classes: Transition metals, post transition metals, non metal elements, metalloids, alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halides (halogens), lanthanoids
Hair Elements
Doctor's Data. Recent and ongoing exposure, especially methylmercury and arsenic, and time averaged nutrient status.
Toxic metals: Arsenic, mercury, lead, cadmium, aluminum, antimony and others
Essential elements: Magnesium, zinc, selenium, chromium, copper, iron and others
Exposure: Toxic element exposure, high fish intake
US BioTek. 48 metabolites of common environmental chemicals.
Chemical classes: Environmental phenols, herbicides, pesticides, parabens, phthalates, volatile organic compounds, PFAS, cysteine derivatives, other environmental pollutants
Cellular impact: Mitochondrial markers
Glyphosate
US BioTek. The most widely used herbicide.
Test: Urinary glyphosate
Mycotoxins & Mold
Body Profile
RealTime Laboratories. What the body is currently carrying.
MycoToxin Panel: 16 of the most common mycotoxins produced by 5 mycotoxin families, including aflatoxins, ochratoxins, trichothecenes, gliotoxins and zearalenone. Urine test
Building Profiles
What the home or workplace contains, by dust swab.
Mold and Mycotoxin Building Profile: 15 toxigenic molds and 16 mycotoxins for a comprehensive evaluation of a building
Mold Building Profile: 15 toxigenic molds
Mycotoxin Building Profile: 16 of the most toxic mycotoxins
Body and Building Combined
The complete picture of exposure and toxic load.
Comprehensive Body and Building Profile: 44 urinary mycotoxin metabolites, environmental molds and environmental mycotoxins. Includes the Mold and Mycotoxin Building Profile and MycoToxin Panel
Biotoxin Inflammatory Markers
Immune Response
Quest Diagnostics. Innate immune activation driven by biotoxins.
Markers: TGF-β1, C4a, MMP-9, VEGF
Neuroendocrine Response
Hormonal regulation commonly disrupted in CIRS.
Markers: Alpha MSH, VIP, ADH and osmolality, ACTH and cortisol, leptin
Genetic Susceptibility
Inherited ability to clear biotoxins.
Marker: HLA-DR / DQ
Combination Profiles
Toxin and Organic Acid Profiles
US BioTek. Broader workups in a single urine collection.
All-Tox Profile: A broad workup of environmental toxins, heavy metals and mycotoxins, along with glyphosate. Heavy Metals + MycoToxin Panel + Environmental Toxins + Glyphosate
MOE-Tox Profile: Evaluates toxicity together with organic acids. MycoToxin Panel + 62 Organic Acids + Environmental Toxins
MOE-Tox Complete Profile: The most comprehensive look at heavy metals, environmental toxins and mycotoxins combined with the 62 Organic Acids, for a complete study of toxic burden and mitochondrial function
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Nutrients & Micronutrients
Every enzyme, hormone and neurotransmitter depends on nutrients. Functional nutrient testing measures what the body actually needs, pairing blood and urine markers to identify deficiencies, imbalances and increased demand long before they surface as disease.
What We Evaluate
Functional need for 40 vitamins, minerals and antioxidants
Amino acids and essential fatty acids
Oxidative stress and antioxidant reserve
Fatigue, mood and weight concerns
Maldigestion and malabsorption
Restrictive and plant based diets
Athletic performance, recovery and healing
Laboratories
Genova Diagnostics
NutrEval FMV
Blood and first morning urine
Evaluates over 125 biomarkers and the body's functional need for 40 antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, amino acids, digestive support and other select nutrients.
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Genova DiagnosticsNutrEval FMV
NutrEval is both a blood and urine profile that evaluates over 125 biomarkers and assesses the body's functional need for 40 antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, amino acids, digestive support and other select nutrients.
Organic Acids
Urinary markers of how nutrients are being used.
Areas: Malabsorption and dysbiosis, cellular energy and mitochondria, neurotransmitter metabolism, vitamin markers, toxin and detoxification markers
Amino Acids
Building blocks for protein, neurotransmitters and detoxification.
Measured: Essential and nonessential amino acids, plasma or urine
Essential & Metabolic Fatty Acids
Fats that shape inflammation, membranes and brain health.
Measured: Omega-3, omega-6, omega-9, saturated and trans fats, in red blood cells
Nutrient elements: Magnesium, zinc, copper, selenium, manganese, potassium and others
Toxic elements: Lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium
Add Ons
Vitamin D: Serum
Nutrient related SNPs: Cheek swab
Commonly Used For
Conditions: Mood disorders, cardiovascular disease, obesity, insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes, fatigue, weight and dietary guidance, malnutrition, maldigestion and malabsorption, athletic performance, physical trauma and healing
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Hormones & Metabolic Function
Hormones and metabolism work as one system. Sex and adrenal hormones govern energy, mood, sleep, weight, libido and cycles, while cellular metabolism determines how well the body produces energy, uses nutrients and clears toxins. Measuring both, side by side, shows where balance has been lost and why.
What We Evaluate
Estrogen, progesterone and testosterone with their metabolites
Estrogen detoxification pathways
Daily cortisol rhythm, DHEA and overnight melatonin
Perimenopause, menopause, PMS and irregular cycles
PCOS, low testosterone and low libido
Adrenal fatigue and burnout
Mitochondrial energy production
Vitamin, cofactor and methylation markers
Yeast and bacterial overgrowth
Detoxification and oxidative stress
Laboratories
Precision Analytical (DUTCH)
DUTCH Complete
Dried urine, four collections over 24 hours
A complete evaluation of sex and adrenal hormones and their metabolites, the daily cortisol rhythm, overnight melatonin, and markers of oxidative stress and micronutrient status.
US BioTek
62 Organic Acids Profile
Urine
A comprehensive workup of overall metabolic health, with markers of energy production, detoxification, bacterial and yeast dysbiosis, methylation, neurotransmitter metabolism and nutrition.
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Precision Analytical (DUTCH)DUTCH Complete
DUTCH is a group of validated tests that provide a complete evaluation of sex and adrenal hormones, including metabolites. The DUTCH Complete analyzes 35 hormones and metabolites. Dried samples are stable for several weeks, making home collection convenient.
Estrogens
Production and the pathways by which estrogen is cleared.
Hormones: Estrone, estradiol, estriol
Metabolism: 2-OH, 4-OH and 16-OH estrogens, methylation activity
Symptoms: Fatigue, weight gain, hair loss, mood swings
Other DUTCH Tests
DUTCH Plus: Everything in the DUTCH Complete plus the Cortisol Awakening Response, for a deeper look at stress and adrenal function
Cycle Mapping: Tracks hormone patterns across the menstrual cycle
US BioTek62 Organic Acids Profile
The US BioTek Organic Acids Profile delivers a comprehensive workup of overall metabolic health, with markers in glycolysis, detoxification indicators, bacterial and yeast dysbiosis markers, methylation cofactors, neurotransmitter metabolism and nutritional markers.
Gut Microbial Markers
Byproducts of bacteria and yeast in the gut.
Categories: Microbial overgrowth, yeast and fungal metabolites
Energy & Mitochondria
How efficiently cells turn food into energy.
Categories: Mitochondrial and energy metabolism, carbohydrate and glycemic metabolism, fatty acid oxidation and ketone metabolism
Nutrient Cofactors
Functional need for vitamins and amino acids.
Categories: Vitamin and nutritional cofactor markers, pyrimidine metabolites (folate metabolism), amino acid and branched chain metabolism
Brain & Stress
Neurotransmitter turnover and the stress response.
Categories: Neurotransmitter metabolites, adrenal stress (overnight), tryptophan and kynurenine pathway
Detoxification & Oxidative Stress
Clearance capacity and cellular protection.
Categories: Detoxification and glutathione function, oxidative stress and inflammation, oxalate metabolism, environmental and xenobiotic exposure
Reference
Marker: Creatinine
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Brain Health, Cognition & Neurotransmitters
Mood, focus, memory and sleep depend on the chemistry and health of the nervous system. Neurotransmitter testing shows how the body makes and breaks down its chemical messengers, while cognitive health testing brings together genetic risk, blood biomarkers and immune reactivity to neurological tissue, often years before changes are noticed.
What We Evaluate
Serotonin, dopamine, GABA, glutamate and the catecholamines
Depression, anxiety, insomnia and low drive
Brain fog, inattention and forgetfulness
Cravings, obsessions, addiction and dependency
APOE genotype and Alzheimer's blood biomarkers
Memory changes and family history of Alzheimer's
Neuroinflammation and neurological autoimmunity
Recovery after concussion and brain injury
Laboratories
Doctor's Data
Neurotransmitter Profile
Urine
A urine assessment of the body's ability to make and break down neurotransmitters, including serotonin, dopamine, GABA, glutamate and the catecholamines, representative of whole body levels.
Quest Diagnostics
Brain Health Blood Markers
Blood draw
APOE genotyping and Alzheimer's blood biomarkers, alongside the nutrient and vascular markers most tied to cognitive health.
Cyrex LaboratoriesComing Soon
Neurological Immune Arrays
Blood draw
Multi tissue antibody testing for immune reactivity linked to neurodegeneration, neurological autoimmunity and blood brain barrier permeability.
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Doctor's DataNeurotransmitter Profile
Urinary neurotransmitter levels provide an overall assessment of the body's ability to make and break down neurotransmitters and are representative of whole body levels. Abnormal levels may be associated with cognitive and mood concerns, diminished drive, fatigue, sleep difficulties, cravings, addictions, pain, and abnormal abundance and diversity within the gastrointestinal microbiome.
Catecholamines
Drive, focus, motivation and the stress response.
Free: Dopamine, norepinephrine, epinephrine, norepinephrine/epinephrine ratio
The gut influences digestion, immunity, inflammation, mood and detoxification. A comprehensive stool analysis shows how well food is broken down and absorbed, whether the gut lining is inflamed and which organisms make up the microbiome, while breath testing reveals bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.
What We Evaluate
Digestion and absorption
Gut inflammation and immune markers
Microbiome composition and function
Bacterial and fungal cultures with sensitivities
Parasites, H. pylori and C. difficile
SIBO and methane overgrowth by breath test
IBS, bloating, constipation and diarrhea
Intestinal permeability
Inflammatory bowel disease monitoring
Laboratories
Genova Diagnostics
GI Effects Comprehensive Stool Profile
Stool
A comprehensive stool analysis of the three key functions of gut health: Digestion and Absorption, Inflammation and Immunology, and the Gut Microbiome, with full parasitology on every exam.
Genova Diagnostics
SIBO Breath Test
Breath, collected at home
Hydrogen and methane breath testing to evaluate small intestinal bacterial overgrowth and intestinal methanogen overgrowth, in 2 or 3 hour options.
The biomarkers on the GI Effects Comprehensive Profile reflect the three key functions of gut health, arranged in the "DIG" format: Digestion/Absorption, Inflammation/Immunology and the Gut Microbiome.
Digestion & Absorption
How well food is broken down and absorbed.
Markers: Pancreatic elastase-1, products of protein breakdown, fecal fat
Inflammation & Immunology
The state of the gut lining and its immune defenses.
Markers: Campylobacter, Clostridium difficile, Shiga toxin E. coli, Helicobacter pylori, fecal lactoferrin, macroscopic exam for worms, zonulin family peptide, KOH preparation for yeast
Add On Modules
Microbiomix: Metagenomic shotgun (whole genome) sequencing of the complete gut microbiome and its potential function
IgG Food Antibodies: 87 foods, bloodspot
Parasitology Module: Direct examination for parasites
Genova DiagnosticsSIBO Breath Test
Gases Measured
Fermentation gases produced by bacteria in the small intestine.
Gases: Hydrogen and methane
Conditions Assessed
SIBO: Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth
IMO: Intestinal methanogen overgrowth
Test Options
Substrate: Lactulose
Duration: 2 hour or 3 hour assessment; 3 hour recommended with slower transit or constipation
Collection: Noninvasive breath samples collected at home
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Autoimmunity & Food Reactivity
Autoimmune disease often begins years before diagnosis, as the immune system reacts to foods, gut barrier breakdown and the body's own tissues. Measuring these antibodies early reveals where the immune system is under strain and which foods may be fueling it.
What We Evaluate
Food sensitivity to 96, 144 or 240 foods
Wheat, gluten and cross reactive foods
Intestinal permeability
Multiple tissue autoimmune antibodies
Hashimoto's, celiac, rheumatoid arthritis and lupus
Eczema, hives, migraines and joint pain
Laboratories
US BioTek
Food Sensitivity Panels
Dried blood spot
IgG, IgG4 and IgA reactivity to 96, 144 or 240 foods, with specialized vegetarian and regional diet panels and optional complement (C3d) testing.
Cyrex LaboratoriesComing Soon
Cyrex Arrays
Blood draw
Multi tissue antibody testing for the early detection and monitoring of complex autoimmune conditions, intestinal permeability, gluten reactivity and food immune reactivity.
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US BioTekFood Sensitivity Panels
Standard Panels
IgG, IgG4 and IgA reactions.
96 Foods: Essential foods
144 Foods: Broader evaluation
240 Foods: For complex cases
Specialized Diet Panels
Regional: 96 Asian, 96 Japanese, 96 Mexican
Vegetarian: 96 and 198 vegetarian foods
Add On
C3d: A stable marker of complement activation, identifying inflammatory food sensitivity reactions
Cyrex LaboratoriesCyrex ArraysComing Soon
Cyrex is a clinical immunology laboratory specializing in functional immunology and autoimmunity, offering multi tissue antibody testing for the early detection and monitoring of today's complex autoimmune conditions.
Gut Barrier & Digestion
Array 2: Intestinal Antigenic Permeability Screen
Array 14: Mucosal Immune Reactivity Screen
Array 22: Irritable Bowel / SIBO Screen
Gluten & Food
Array 3X, WheatBurden: Wheat, Gluten and Processed Protein Forms
Array 4: Gluten Associated Cross Reactive Foods and Foods Sensitivity
Array 10 and 10-90: Multiple Food Immune Reactivity Screen
BiomeBurden Complete: Myco, Micro and Immune Evaluation
Micro-BiomeBurden: Candida Virulence Plus
Myco-BiomeBurden: Candida Virulence
Immune Status
Total Serum IgG / IgA / IgM
The Lymphocyte MAP: Comprehensive Lymphocyte Immunophenotyping
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Chronic & Tick Borne Infections
Lyme disease, its coinfections and reactivated viruses can drive fatigue, pain and neurological symptoms long after the original exposure. Specialized testing detects these hard to find organisms with greater sensitivity than standard screening.
What We Evaluate
Lyme disease by two tier testing and immunoblot
Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia and Anaplasma
Tick borne relapsing fever and Rickettsia
Epstein Barr, CMV and HHV-6 reactivation
Post viral fatigue
Migratory joint pain and unexplained neurological symptoms
Laboratories
Quest Diagnostics
Infection and Viral Panels
Blood draw
Standard testing for Lyme disease, tick borne coinfections and reactivated viruses, available at any Quest location.
IGeneXComing Soon
Lyme & Tick Borne Disease Testing
Blood draw
A global leader in testing for Lyme disease, relapsing fever and other tick borne diseases, with over 30 years of experience and FDA cleared ImmunoBlots for early detection.
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Quest DiagnosticsInfection and Viral Panels
Lyme Disease
Two tier testing to current CDC standards.
Tests: Lyme disease antibody screen with reflex to immunoblot (IgG and IgM)
Tick Borne Coinfections
Tests: Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia and Anaplasma antibodies and PCR
Viral Reactivation
Viruses that can reactivate and contribute to chronic fatigue.
Epstein Barr virus: VCA IgG and IgM, early antigen, nuclear antigen (EBNA)
Chronological age counts years; biological age measures how the body is actually aging. Epigenetic testing reveals the pace of aging across the body and within each organ system, and shows whether lifestyle and treatment are slowing it.
What We Evaluate
Biological age
Pace of aging
Ages of 11 organ systems
Immune cell profile
Response to lifestyle and treatment
Laboratories
TruDiagnosticComing Soon
TruAge
Finger stick blood
Measures biological age through DNA methylation at more than 1,000,000 sites, reporting biological age, pace of aging and the ages of 11 organ systems.
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TruDiagnosticTruAgeComing Soon
TruAge measures biological age through DNA methylation analysis, the chemical tagging system cells use to regulate gene activity, across more than 1,000,000 sites.
Epigenetic Clocks
OMICmAge: Biological age
DunedinPACE: Speed of aging
SYMPHONYAge: Ages of 11 organ systems, including brain, heart, immune, liver, kidney and lung
Immune Profile
Immune cell deconvolution: Filters cellular noise for more precise aging insights
Collection
Method: Finger stick, about three minutes
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Advanced Imaging
Imaging shows structure directly: plaque in the arteries, density of bone, fat within the liver and muscle, and early changes in organs long before symptoms appear. Advanced preventive imaging and all routine imaging, including X-rays, ultrasound, CT and MRI, are arranged through SimonMed and read by board certified radiologists.
What We Evaluate
Whole body MRI for early detection
Coronary calcium score and plaque analysis
Bone density and body composition
Brain MRI with volumetrics
Liver fat and fibrosis
Thyroid, breast and prostate imaging
Routine X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI
Laboratories
SimonMed Imaging
Preventive and Diagnostic Imaging
SimonMed imaging center
Whole body MRI, cardiovascular imaging, bone density and body composition, brain volumetrics, and all routine imaging including X-rays, ultrasound, CT and MRI, read by board certified radiologists.
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SimonMed ImagingPreventive and Diagnostic Imaging
Longevity & Early Detection
Whole body MRI: Chest, abdomen and pelvis covering 13 major organs and 35 body structures, with optional head, neck and spine. May identify tumors, blood clots, aneurysms, signs of stroke, brain changes associated with Alzheimer's risk, and liver scarring or fatty liver
Enhanced Screening: Whole body MRI with 100+ biomarkers, body composition and AI powered reporting
Cancer screening: Lung CT, virtual CT colonoscopy
Cardiovascular
Imaging: Coronary calcium score, coronary CT angiogram (CCTA), CCTA with AI plaque analysis, CCTA with FFR, cardiac MRI, echocardiogram, MRA, CT angiogram
Bone, Muscle & Body Composition
Imaging: DEXA bone density, DEXA with trabecular bone score, DEXA body composition, advanced body composition MRI, Muscle by SpringBok, CT with bone density AI
Imaging: Liver Multi Scan, elastography, MR enterography, ultrasound, HIDA scan, gastric emptying study
Thyroid & Endocrine
Imaging: Thyroid ultrasound, parathyroid scan
Women's Health
Imaging: 3D mammogram, Mammogram+, Mammogram+ Heart, breast ultrasound, breast MRI, pelvic and OB ultrasound
Men's Health
Imaging: Prostate MRI, PSMA PET/CT
Musculoskeletal
Imaging: MSK and sports MRI, lumbar spine MRI, X-ray
Standard Imaging
The full range of routine diagnostic imaging, ordered as clinically indicated.
Available: X-rays, ultrasound of any region, CT and MRI of any body area, fluoroscopy and barium studies, nuclear medicine studies, and image guided biopsy
