Clinic Services
A–Z Lab Test Directory
Understanding your health starts with the right labs! At The Healthy Place Clinic, we offer a full spectrum of testing — from routine blood panels to advanced hormone, thyroid, and autoimmune markers. Each test is carefully chosen to uncover the root causes behind your symptoms, giving you and your provider a clearer path forward.
Explore our A–Z list to see the wide range of labs available to support your health journey.
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Albumin — $1.25
Albumin is the main protein your liver makes, and it maintains fluid balance and carries hormones and nutrients through the blood. Low values can reflect liver function, inflammation, or protein status.
Alkaline Phosphatase — $1.25
Alkaline phosphatase comes primarily from the liver, bile ducts, and bone. Elevations help distinguish bile flow issues from bone turnover when interpreted with other liver markers.
ALT — $1.25
ALT is an enzyme concentrated in the liver, making it one of the most specific markers of liver cell stress. Elevations are a common early sign of fatty liver, medication effects, or alcohol load.
Amylase — $1.75
Measures the digestive enzyme amylase, which helps break down carbohydrates. Abnormal levels may indicate pancreatic, salivary gland, or digestive issues such as pancreatitis or blockage.
ANA (Antinuclear Antibody) Screen / Reflex Titer — $4.25
Detects antibodies that target the body’s own cells and tissues. Used to identify autoimmune activity such as lupus, Sjögren’s syndrome, or mixed connective tissue disease.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) — $15.25
AMH reflects ovarian reserve, meaning the pool of eggs remaining. It’s widely used in fertility planning and to understand where someone sits in the reproductive timeline.
Anti-Thyroglobulin (Thyroglobulin Antibodies) — $6
Identifies antibodies that attack thyroglobulin, a thyroid protein. Often used to confirm autoimmune thyroid disorders like Hashimoto’s or Graves’ disease.
Anti-TPO (Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies) — $6
Measures thyroid peroxidase antibodies that indicate autoimmune thyroid inflammation. Commonly used to diagnose Hashimoto’s thyroiditis or Graves’ disease.
Apolipoprotein A-1 — $21 (Fasting required)
Evaluates the primary protein in HDL (“good”) cholesterol, helping determine how effectively your body clears cholesterol from the bloodstream.
Apolipoprotein B — $3.25 (Fasting required)
Reflects the number of LDL (“bad”) cholesterol particles in the blood. Considered one of the most accurate markers of cardiovascular risk.
AST — $1.25
AST is an enzyme found in the liver as well as muscle and heart tissue. Read alongside ALT, the ratio between the two helps point toward the source of the elevation.
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Bilirubin, Direct — $1.25
Direct bilirubin is the fraction the liver has already processed for excretion. Comparing it to total bilirubin helps separate liver and bile duct issues from red blood cell turnover.
Bilirubin, Total — $1.25
Total bilirubin is a byproduct of red blood cell breakdown that the liver clears. Elevated levels can reflect liver processing, bile flow, or the rate at which red cells are turning over.
Blood Type / Rh (ABO Group & Rh Type) — $33
Determines blood group and Rh factor for transfusion safety, pregnancy planning, and immune compatibility.
BUN — $1.25
Blood urea nitrogen is a waste product your kidneys filter out, making it a core measure of kidney function. It also shifts with hydration and dietary protein, so it’s read alongside creatinine.
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C-Peptide — $7.50
C-peptide is released in equal amounts to insulin, so it shows how much insulin your pancreas is making on its own. It’s especially useful for distinguishing types of blood sugar dysregulation.
C-Reactive Protein — $3.25
CRP is a general marker of inflammation produced by the liver. The standard test is used to detect significant inflammatory activity, while hs-CRP is used for cardiovascular risk assessment.
C-Reactive Protein, High Sensitivity (hs-CRP) — $3.75
Detects subtle inflammation linked to heart disease, diabetes, and chronic conditions. Often used with lipid testing to assess long-term cardiovascular risk.
Cancer Antigen 15-3 — $8.50
CA 15-3 is a tumor marker used to monitor treatment response and recurrence in people with a known breast cancer diagnosis. It is a monitoring tool rather than a screening test.
Candida Albicans Evaluation — $22.25
This evaluation measures the antibody response to Candida albicans. It’s used when recurring digestive, skin, or fatigue symptoms suggest an overgrowth pattern worth investigating.
Carbon Dioxide, Total — $1.50
This measures bicarbonate in the blood, reflecting how well your body maintains its acid-base balance. Shifts can accompany breathing, kidney, or metabolic changes.
CardioPro Basic Panel — $103 (Fasting required)
A comprehensive cardiovascular test combining key markers for cholesterol, inflammation, and vascular health to assess early heart and metabolic risk.
CBC with Differential (Complete Blood Count) — $3.25
Analyzes red and white blood cells, hemoglobin, and platelets to assess oxygen transport, immune response, and general blood health.
Ceruloplasmin — $6.50
Ceruloplasmin is the protein that carries most of the copper in your blood. It’s used alongside copper testing to evaluate how well your body stores and transports this mineral.
Chloride — $1.50
Chloride works with sodium and potassium to maintain fluid balance and blood acidity. It’s interpreted as part of your electrolyte picture rather than on its own.
Cholesterol, Total — $1.25
Total cholesterol measures all the cholesterol circulating in your blood. It’s the starting point of a lipid assessment, though the breakdown into HDL, LDL, and particle number tells you far more.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) — $2.25 (Fasting required)
Evaluates liver and kidney function, electrolytes, blood sugar, and proteins to provide a broad overview of metabolic and organ health.
Copper — $6.75
Copper supports energy production, connective tissue, and neurological function. It’s typically evaluated alongside zinc, since the two minerals compete for absorption.
Copper RBC — $9.25
Measuring copper inside red blood cells reflects what your tissues have actually taken up rather than what’s circulating that day. It’s the more stable option when tracking mineral balance over time.
Cortisol — $2.00
Measures cortisol levels, the body’s primary stress hormone, to assess adrenal function, stress response, and potential hormonal imbalance.
Creatine Kinase (CK), Total — $1.75
Creatine kinase is an enzyme released when muscle tissue is stressed or damaged. It’s used to evaluate muscle pain, intense training loads, and tolerance of certain medications.
Creatinine — $1.25
Creatinine is a muscle breakdown product cleared by the kidneys, and it’s the standard basis for estimating filtration rate. It’s one of the most reliable everyday markers of kidney function.
Cystatin C — $12.75
Cystatin C estimates kidney filtration without being influenced by muscle mass the way creatinine is. It’s especially useful for athletes, older adults, and anyone with an atypical body composition.
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DHEA Sulfate (DHEA-S) — $3.50
Assesses adrenal function and hormone precursor balance. Abnormal levels may contribute to fatigue, mood changes, and hormonal irregularities.
Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), LC/MS/MS — $26
Measures the potent androgen DHT, which influences hair growth, libido, and muscle development. Used to assess hormonal imbalance or androgen-related concerns.
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EBV (Epstein-Barr Virus) Antibody Panel — $19.75
This panel distinguishes a current Epstein-Barr infection from a past one by measuring several antibody types. It’s frequently ordered when lingering fatigue and swollen glands need an explanation.
ENA Panel — $26.75
The extractable nuclear antigen panel identifies specific autoantibodies behind a positive ANA result. It helps narrow down which autoimmune process may be driving symptoms.
Eosinophil — $46.00
Eosinophils are white blood cells that rise with allergic responses and parasitic exposure. An elevated count is a useful signal to look further into allergy, asthma, or gut-related triggers.
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) — $5.50
Checks for general inflammation by measuring how quickly red blood cells settle in a blood sample. Often used to detect autoimmune or infectious activity.
Estradiol (E2) — $2.75
Measures estradiol, the most active form of estrogen, important for menstrual health, fertility, and bone strength.
Estriol (E3) — $26
Assesses a weaker form of estrogen that contributes to hormonal balance and tissue health, especially during and after pregnancy.
Estrone (E1), LC/MS/MS — $23
Measures estrone, a key estrogen form post-menopause, used to assess hormone balance across different life stages.
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Ferritin (Serum) — $2.25 (Fasting required)
Evaluates iron storage levels in the body. Low values may indicate anemia, while high values may suggest inflammation or iron overload.
Ferritin/Iron/Transferrin/TIBC — $7.25
This bundled panel measures stored iron, circulating iron, and your blood’s capacity to transport it. Together these give a far clearer picture of iron status than any one marker alone.
Fibrinogen Level — $4.50
Fibrinogen is a clotting protein that also rises with inflammation. Elevated levels are associated with thicker blood and greater cardiovascular strain.
Folate / Vitamin B9 — $2.25
Folate is essential for red blood cell production, methylation, and healthy pregnancy. It’s read alongside B12, since a deficiency in either produces overlapping symptoms.
Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) — $1.75
Measures a hormone that regulates egg production in women and sperm development in men. Useful for fertility and menopause assessment.
Foundational Lab — $190.00
Comprehensive foundational wellness panel measuring 37 advanced biomarkers related to hormones, thyroid function, inflammation, metabolism, cardiovascular health, nutrient status, and overall wellness. Designed to uncover imbalances and support personalized health optimization.
Free Thyroxine Index (FTI), Serum — $35.75
The Free Thyroxine Index estimates active thyroid hormone by combining Total T4 with T3 Uptake. It’s useful when binding proteins are altered and would otherwise skew a Total T4 result.
FSH & LH Panel — $12
Assesses both follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone together to evaluate reproductive and pituitary function.
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G-6-PD (Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase), Quantitative — $23
Screens for G6PD deficiency, a hereditary enzyme disorder affecting red blood cell stability. Essential before certain medications or oxidative stress exposure.
Globulin, Total — $5.00
Globulins include the proteins involved in immune defense and nutrient transport. The albumin-to-globulin ratio adds useful context about inflammation and immune activity.
Glucose — $1.25
Glucose measures the amount of sugar circulating in your blood at the moment of the draw. It’s a simple but foundational marker of how well your body is handling fuel and insulin signaling.
γ-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) — $1.75
Measures a liver enzyme that helps detect early signs of liver stress, bile duct obstruction, or alcohol-related damage.
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HDL Cholesterol — $1.75
HDL carries cholesterol away from your arteries and back to the liver for processing. Higher values are generally associated with better cardiovascular resilience.
Heavy Metals Panel (Venous) — $16.25
This venous blood panel screens for heavy metal exposure, including arsenic, lead, and mercury. It’s a starting point when environmental or occupational exposure is part of the health picture.
Hematocrit — $2.75
Hematocrit measures the percentage of your blood made up of red blood cells. It’s read alongside hemoglobin to evaluate oxygen-carrying capacity, hydration status, and anemia.
Hemoglobin — $2.75
Hemoglobin is the protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen from your lungs to the rest of your body. Low values are a common thread behind fatigue, shortness of breath, and poor exercise tolerance.
Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) — $2.00
Reflects your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months. Used to diagnose or monitor diabetes and evaluate long-term glucose control.
Homocysteine — $7.25 (Fasting required)
Measures an amino acid linked to cardiovascular and neurological health. High levels may increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, or cognitive decline.
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IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor-1) — $12.25
IGF-1 reflects growth hormone activity and is far more stable to measure than growth hormone itself. It relates to tissue repair, muscle maintenance, and metabolic health.
IGF-1, Z-Score — $27.75
This reports your IGF-1 result as a standardized score against age and sex-matched reference values. Because IGF-1 naturally declines with age, the Z-score makes the number far easier to interpret.
Insulin — $4.75 (Fasting required)
Assesses fasting insulin levels to evaluate how effectively your body regulates blood sugar. Helps detect early insulin resistance or metabolic imbalance.
Insulin Resistance Panel with Score — $68.00
This panel combines insulin and glucose markers into a single calculated score for insulin resistance. It surfaces metabolic dysfunction years before fasting glucose or A1c move out of range.
Iron — $1.75
Serum iron measures the iron currently circulating in your blood. It’s most useful read together with ferritin and TIBC, since a single iron value moves with recent meals and time of day.
Iron & TIBC (Transferrin with Calculated TIBC) — $5.00 (Fasting required)
Analyzes iron levels and total iron-binding capacity to show how well your body stores and transports iron. Detects both deficiency and overload.
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Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) — $1.25
LDH is an enzyme present in nearly every tissue and released when cells are damaged. It’s a general marker that helps confirm and localize tissue stress alongside more specific tests.
LDL Cholesterol — $3.25
LDL carries cholesterol to tissues and is the lipid fraction most closely tied to plaque formation. It’s a primary target when building a cardiovascular risk picture.
Leptin — $52 (Fasting required)
Measures the hormone that regulates hunger, metabolism, and energy balance. Abnormal levels can indicate metabolic resistance or weight-regulation issues.
LH (Luteinizing Hormone) — $1.75
Evaluates a hormone responsible for ovulation in women and testosterone production in men. Used to assess fertility and endocrine balance.
Lipase — $3.25
Measures the enzyme that breaks down fats for digestion. Elevated levels may signal pancreatitis, gallbladder dysfunction, or digestive inflammation.
Lipid Panel (Basic Cholesterol) — $1.75 (Fasting required)
Measures total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides to assess cardiovascular risk and lipid balance.
Lipoprotein(a) — $12.25 (Fasting required)
Detects a genetically inherited cholesterol particle that increases cardiovascular risk, even when other lipid markers are normal.
Lp-PLA₂ Activity (PLAC® Test) — $49
Evaluates an enzyme associated with arterial inflammation and plaque instability. Elevated activity may indicate a higher heart attack or stroke risk.
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Magnesium (RBC) — $8.25
Measures magnesium stored in red blood cells, giving a more accurate reflection of tissue levels. Essential for energy, nerve, and muscle function.
Magnesium Level — $1.25
Serum magnesium measures the magnesium circulating in your blood. It’s a quick screen for significant depletion, while RBC magnesium is used when a more sensitive read on tissue stores is needed.
Methylmalonic Acid (Serum) — $7.00
Helps confirm vitamin B₁₂ deficiency even when blood levels appear normal. Elevated values indicate absorption or metabolic issues.
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NMR LipoProfile — $40.25
An advanced cholesterol test that measures LDL particle number and size for a clearer picture of cardiovascular risk and treatment progress.
nRBC — $5.75
Nucleated red blood cells are immature red cells that don’t normally circulate in adults. Their presence prompts a closer look at bone marrow activity and how your body is responding to stress on the blood system.
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OmegaCheck — $18.25
OmegaCheck measures the omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids in your blood, including EPA and DHA. It shows whether your dietary fat balance is supporting cardiovascular and cellular health.
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Parathyroid Hormone (PTH) — $4.75
Parathyroid hormone regulates calcium levels in your blood and bones. It’s read with calcium and vitamin D to evaluate bone health and mineral metabolism.
Phosphorus Level — $1.25
Phosphorus works with calcium and vitamin D to build bone and move energy through your cells. Levels are interpreted alongside kidney function and parathyroid hormone.
Potassium — $1.50
Potassium supports heart rhythm, muscle contraction, and nerve function. Both high and low levels are meaningful, which is why it’s tracked closely alongside kidney function and blood pressure.
Progesterone — $2.25
Measures progesterone levels to assess ovulation, fertility, and hormonal balance. Low levels can contribute to irregular cycles or PMS-like symptoms.
Prolactin, Total — $1.75
Prolactin is a pituitary hormone best known for its role in lactation, but it also influences cycles, fertility, and libido. Elevated levels are a common and correctable cause of hormonal disruption.
Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA), Free & Total — $11.00
Measures PSA levels in the blood to monitor prostate health and screen for inflammation, enlargement, or cancer risk.
Protein, Total Serum — $1.25
Total protein measures albumin and globulins together as a broad look at nutritional and liver status. It’s most informative when the two fractions are read separately.
PSA Total — $3.75
Total PSA measures prostate-specific antigen in the blood as a screen for changes in prostate health. Elevated values prompt further evaluation rather than a diagnosis on their own.
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Reticulocyte Count — $2.75
Reticulocytes are newly made red blood cells, so this count shows how actively your bone marrow is replacing them. It helps distinguish anemia caused by low production from anemia caused by blood loss or destruction.
Reverse T3 — $8.25
Reverse T3 is an inactive form of thyroid hormone your body makes more of during stress, illness, or calorie restriction. Elevated values can help explain thyroid symptoms when standard labs look normal.
Rheumatoid Factor (RF), Quantitative — $12
Detects antibodies linked to rheumatoid arthritis and autoimmune inflammation affecting joints and tissues.
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Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) — $5.50
Measures the protein that controls how much testosterone and estrogen circulate freely in the body. Indicates hormonal or metabolic imbalance.
Sodium — $1.50
Sodium is a key electrolyte governing fluid balance, nerve signaling, and blood pressure regulation. Values outside the normal range often point to hydration, kidney, or hormonal issues.
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T3 Free — $1.75
Free T3 measures the active thyroid hormone your cells can use directly. It’s key for understanding energy, temperature regulation, and metabolic rate when TSH alone doesn’t explain symptoms.
T3 Total — $2.25
Total T3 measures both bound and unbound T3 in circulation. It adds context to Free T3, particularly when carrier proteins are shifted by pregnancy, medication, or illness.
T3 Uptake — $4.75
T3 Uptake estimates how many thyroid hormone binding sites are available on your carrier proteins. It’s used with Total T4 to calculate the Free Thyroxine Index.
T4, Free — $2.25
Free T4 measures the unbound, available form of your main thyroid hormone. It shows how much hormone your thyroid is actually producing, independent of carrier proteins.
Testosterone, Free (Dialysis) & Total (LC/MS/MS) — $8.25
Provides a precise measurement of active and total testosterone. Used to evaluate energy, mood, libido, and reproductive health.
Testosterone, Free (Direct) — $9.50
Free testosterone measures the fraction not bound to carrier proteins, which is the portion your tissues can use. It often explains symptoms when total testosterone appears normal.
Testosterone, Total — $2.75
Total testosterone measures all the testosterone in your blood, both bound and free. It’s the standard screening measure for energy, libido, muscle mass, and reproductive health in men and women.
Thyroid Antibody Panel — $8.75
This panel checks for antibodies directed at thyroid tissue, including thyroid peroxidase and thyroglobulin. It helps identify autoimmune thyroid activity, which often precedes changes in thyroid hormone levels.
Thyroid Panel, Comprehensive — $25.25
Includes TSH, Free T4, Free T3, Total T4, Reverse T3, and thyroid antibodies. Assesses thyroid performance, metabolism, and autoimmune thyroid disease.
Toxoplasma IgG/IgM — $11.00
This test checks for antibodies to Toxoplasma, indicating whether exposure is recent or historical. It’s commonly ordered in pregnancy planning and when immune function is a concern.
Triglycerides — $1.25
Triglycerides are the storage form of fat in your blood and rise readily with excess carbohydrate, alcohol, or insulin resistance. They’re one of the most diet-responsive markers on a lipid panel.
TSH — $2.00
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone is the signal your pituitary sends to the thyroid, making it the standard first-line thyroid screen. It’s often the earliest marker to shift when thyroid function changes.
TSH, Reflex FT4 and FT3 — $2.00
This starts with TSH and automatically adds Free T4 and Free T3 if the result falls outside the expected range. You get the follow-up detail without needing a second blood draw.
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Uric Acid (Serum) — $1.25 (Fasting required)
Checks uric-acid levels to identify gout, kidney dysfunction, or metabolic imbalance. High values can signal oxidative stress or poor detox function.
Urinalysis, With Microscopic, Reflex Culture — $6
Analyzes kidney function and urinary-tract health by detecting proteins, sugars, and bacteria in the urine.
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Vitamin A — $13.00
Vitamin A supports vision, immune defense, and skin and tissue repair. Because it’s fat-soluble and stored in the liver, both low and high values are worth knowing.
Vitamin B12 — $2.25
Vitamin B12 is required for nerve function, red blood cell formation, and energy metabolism. Low levels are a frequent and very correctable cause of fatigue, brain fog, and numbness.
Vitamin B₁₂ / Folate Panel — $12
Measures B₁₂ and folate levels to assess energy metabolism, nerve function, and red blood cell production.
Vitamin D, 25-OH (Total D₂/D₃) — $5.50
Evaluates total vitamin D levels, critical for bone strength, mood regulation, and immune function.
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Zinc — $7.25
Zinc supports immune defense, wound healing, hormone production, and taste and smell. Serum zinc gives a quick read on status, while RBC zinc reflects longer-term tissue stores.
Zinc (RBC) — $12.50
Measures zinc within red blood cells for an accurate reflection of tissue levels. Low zinc can affect immunity, hormones, and skin health.
3X4 Genetic Testing Panel — $309
Analyzes key genes related to metabolism, detoxification, and inflammation. Results guide personalized nutrition and lifestyle strategies.
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