Lab Test List
Comprehensive Health Profile
The Comprehensive Health Profile consists of the following groups of tests:
- Lipid Panel
- Liver Panel
- Kidney Panel
- Minerals & Bone
- Fluids & Electrolytes
- Complete Blood Count (or Hematology)
- Diabetes Profile
These tests and others are available to you anytime and anywhere using a patient service center in your neighborhood. For more information on these and other tests that we offer, please contact us.
Health screening tests cannot substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Diagnosis of human illness should be based on your medical history and a physical examination along with your doctor’s professional judgment and review of test results. Always seek the advice of your doctor if you have questions and before you stop, start, or change any treatment plan, including use of medication. If any of your results are abnormal, or if you are continuing to have symptoms that prompted you to request these tests, it is recommended that you see a physician.
“Abnormal” results are those that fall outside of the statistical normal reference range that is provided by the laboratory and are highlighted or positioned for your easy identification. Abnormal results do not necessarily indicate poor health, nor do normal results indicate good health always.
These tests are not intended to be a full diagnoses, only to give you sufficient information for further discussion with your physician. It is important that you promptly consult your physician regarding any abnormal findings.