Get started
Ready to begin? Check your eligibility.
Start a goal-based intake reviewed by licensed clinicians through partner workflows. Pricing is determined following clinician review based on your individualized protocol.
Lab Tests
Biomarkers give the protocol its shape.
Labs aren't always required. When clinically appropriate or requested, they help frame review and follow-up through partner provider workflows. Licensed clinicians determine whether labs are appropriate.
Test offerings are grouped by use case so the catalog reads as a map rather than a list. Jump to a group:
Lab workflow
How optional lab work fits in
- Partner lab order Requested only when clinically appropriate
- Sample collected At a partner lab near you
- Reviewed by a licensed clinician Interpretation stays with the provider
- Protocol decisions informed Used to frame a safer starting point
Test offerings
Lab tests, grouped by use case.
These groups are organizational, not diagnostic. Tests are often used to inform discussions with a licensed clinician about goals, baselines, and follow-up. Some tests appear in more than one group when relevant.
Core Health & Safety
Foundational baseline panels that often help frame a starting picture: complete blood count, basic and comprehensive metabolic panels, electrolytes, kidney/liver function, urinalysis, and blood typing.
Metabolic, Weight & Energy
Markers often used to inform discussions around glucose regulation, insulin sensitivity, lipids, and weight-management baselines.
Hormones & Sexual Health
Endocrine and sex-hormone markers often used to inform discussions around hormone-related goals, libido, fertility-adjacent baselines, and prostate or pregnancy-related safety screens. Interpretation is handled by the reviewing clinician.
Energy & Mental Clarity
Nutrient, anemia, and stress-axis markers often used to inform discussions around fatigue, focus, and day-to-day energy.
Recovery & Inflammation
Inflammation, muscle, and autoimmune-context markers often used to inform discussions around training load, recovery, soft-tissue goals, and systemic inflammation.
Heart, Lipids & Longevity
Lipid and cardiovascular-context markers often used to inform discussions around long-term cardiometabolic risk, vascular health, and longevity goals.
Thyroid & Stress
Thyroid-axis and stress-axis markers often used to inform discussions around energy, weight regulation, mood, and recovery cadence.
Skin, Hair & Wellness
Hormonal, nutrient, and thyroid-context markers often used to inform discussions around skin, hair, and aesthetic-adjacent wellness goals.
Aesthetic-adjacent labs are organizational only and do not imply hair, skin, or aesthetic outcomes.
Specialty & Screening
Less commonly requested tests including infectious-disease screens, tumor markers, heavy metals, genetic context, and celiac/gluten-context markers. Availability and appropriateness are determined by the reviewing clinician.
Available through partner workflows when clinically appropriate or requested. Test names listed here are organizational. Licensed clinicians determine whether labs are appropriate, what to order, how to interpret results, and what follow-up makes sense. YourHealthRx does not order, review, diagnose, treat, prescribe, or manage labs directly. Availability varies by state and partner. Pricing is not displayed on this page.
How lab tests fit the pathway
Screen. Review. Adjust.
Lab tests aren't mandatory for every pathway — they're a tool clinical partners may use when biomarker context will meaningfully shape the decision.
Order
Select a lab test aligned with your goal pathway. Collection happens at a convenient partner site.
Results
Results land in your portal with context — not just a PDF, but a framed view of what matters.
Clinician review
Your clinician uses the results, your history, and your goals to decide whether therapy is appropriate.
Follow-up
If you continue on a protocol, follow-up labs frame whether and how the plan evolves.
Labs are informational, not diagnostic on their own. Biomarker results are interpreted in the context of your health history, current medications, and goals by a licensed clinician. Lab test availability varies by state. Content here does not constitute medical advice. Results vary.
Lab-guided intake
The protocol is only as good as the picture underneath it.
Start with the goal. Add the labs when they matter. Let the clinician shape the plan.