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What is a General Health Panel?
A general health panel evaluates functions of your body that give you a deeper understanding of your health.
Why do I need General Health Panels?
Whether you’re taking a new medication or in need of testing for a physical exam, these tests offer an overview of your changing body.
A panel that evaluates your general health. This panel is comprised of 5 tests that gives the patient an understanding of their general health including blood counts, kidney function, liver function, electrolytes, cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL, and thyroid function values. This will help you and your physician manage your health over time.
Testing Consists of: CBC, CMP, Lipid Panel, TSH, A1C
This panel consists of hormone and general health tests that are designed for men to determine their overall health including blood counts, kidney functions, liver functions, hormones, heart health, and thyroid status.
Testing Consists of: CBC, CMP, Lipids, PSA, Testosterone, TSH, A1C, DHEA
This panel consists of hormone and general health tests that are designed for women to determine their overall health including blood counts, kidney functions, liver functions, female hormones, heart health, and thyroid status.
Testing Consists of: CBC, CMP, Lipids, Estradiol, Testosterone, TSH, A1C, Progesterone, DHEA, FSH, LH
Tests that categorize your blood according to the major human blood group ABO system (O, A, B, AB). Rh Factor testing determines whether the configuration is rh-positive or rh-negative.
Testing Consists of: Blood Type/Rh Factor
This test measures this hormone and how well your thyroid is working. An abnormal result will trigger further testing by the lab (free T3 and T4)
Testing Consists of: TSH (with Reflex)