Lab Services
Lab work is essential to managing your health. We offer comprehensive testing with detailed explanations, not just numbers on a page, plus a care plan based on your results and goals.
- What is it?
- Blood work and testing done in-house, explained to you by a provider who knows you.
- Who is it for?
- Anyone needing routine labs, monitoring, or answers to a specific concern.
- What does it cost?
- Standard self-pay panels: $228.62–$350.06
- How do I book?
- Online in under a minute, or call 817-439-9081.
What’s included
- Comprehensive blood and urine testing
- Expert analysis with Q&A, understand your results
- Personalized care plan based on your results
- Follow-up care and monitoring included in your plan
- Convenient scheduling, in person or after a telehealth consult
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A yearly exam that catches health risks early, physical, screenings, and a plan built for you.
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Plant-derived hormones, biologically identical to your own, used to correct imbalances.
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A body composition scan to track fat and muscle, not just weight.
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Same-day and next-day appointments in most cases.
Questions, answered
How much does a lab review cost?
Lab review is $35 if you are not on a membership or do not have insurance.
What kinds of tests do you offer?
Comprehensive blood and urine testing, from routine panels to targeted tests for hormones, metabolic health, and specific concerns.
Will someone actually explain my results?
Yes. A provider goes over your results with you, answers questions, and builds a care plan around what the numbers actually mean for you.
How much does lab work cost?
Standard self-pay lab panels are $296.36 for annual labs, $350.06 for women’s hormones, and $228.62 for men’s hormones. Other tests are priced separately.
Do I need an appointment?
Scheduling ahead is best. Labs can also follow a telehealth consult, so you can talk first and test after.
What happens after my results come in?
Your provider reviews them with you, adjusts your plan if needed, and schedules any follow-up monitoring, so results always lead to action.