Every marker, priced individually.

hs-CRP measures inflammation at a much finer level than standard CRP. It’s designed to detect low-grade, chronic inflammation often linked to cardiovascular risk, recovery capacity, and long-term health. Ideal for athletes tracking recovery, metabolic health, or cardiovascular performance.

The ANA (Antinuclear Antibody) Screen checks for autoantibodies that target the nucleus of your own cells — which can be a sign of an autoimmune disease. This version of the test uses IFA (Indirect Fluorescent Antibody), the gold standard method, and includes a reflex titer and pattern if the initial screen is positive. These follow-up details help identify the likelihood and type of autoimmune condition.

The Creatine Kinase (CK) test measures the level of an enzyme found mostly in your muscles, including the heart. When muscle tissue is damaged, CK leaks into the bloodstream - so higher levels can signal muscle injury, stress, or inflammation.

The Smooth Muscle Antibody (SMA) test checks for autoantibodies — proteins made by your immune system that mistakenly target the smooth muscle in your body. These muscles line organs like your intestines, blood vessels, and bladder — but when the immune system goes off course, these antibodies can cause inflammation and tissue damage.

This panel analyzes both the chemical and microscopic properties of urine to provide a detailed assessment of kidney function, hydration status, infection, and metabolic health. It combines dipstick testing with microscopic examination of...