$999 · blood drawn at home +$199, or free at a lab near you
A full check of where your health stands, done in your living room. A licensed provider checks your vitals, draws your blood, then walks you through the results and a plan made for you.


One visit, one clear picture. No clinic, no waiting room, no guessing what the numbers mean.
Good for:
A wide blood panel that looks at your blood, metabolism, vitamins, thyroid, inflammation and hormones. Your provider may add or remove tests to fit you.
Pick how you want your blood drawn.

No. It is for anyone who wants a clear picture of their health, whether you have a concern or just want to stay ahead of one.
No. The provider comes to your home for the check and the blood draw. Your results and plan are explained on a call afterward.
The home visit is about 30 to 45 minutes. Lab results usually come back in a few days, and your results call follows.
No. It is written from your own numbers and your own goals.
No. We do not do X-rays, ultrasounds or any imaging at home. If your provider thinks you need one, they write the order and tell you where to go.
$999 for the assessment, the lab work and your results call. Having our nurse draw the blood at your home is $199 more; walking into a lab near you with our order is free.
Many people do one a year. Your provider will suggest what fits you.
We do not bill insurance. We give you an itemized receipt (a superbill) you can send to your plan; many plans pay part of it back or count it toward your deductible, but we cannot promise that. HSA and FSA cards work.

A full health assessment at home: history, vitals, exam, labs, and a written plan.
Standard medical care delivered at home.

Here is how the visit usually feels, from the chair to the next morning.
None.
Every visit is documented and reviewed under the medical director's protocols; anything outside protocol is escalated to the doctor.

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