Precision Diagnostic • Texas telehealth
Executive health testing
across Texas.
The 125-Marker Executive Panel is the foundation of our clinician-ordered Precision Diagnostic. Start with 100 biomarkers at entry, with up to 125 biomarkers by tier. Review your findings in a dedicated 60-minute NP interpretation session and a personalized report.
At-home collection. Personal interpretation. Clear next steps.
Your health, in context
From findings
to priorities.
Your executive summary
The findings to discuss with your clinician.
A view across systems
Metabolic • Cardiovascular • Hormones
Your next steps
A plan informed by your history and results.
Example structure only. No patient data or predicted results.
Your Panel Includes
Testing, interpretation, and a plan.
Home or office blood collection: confirm ZIP-code coverage and appointment availability
Executive Panel drawn at the 100-marker entry set, covering health areas
1836 Functional Bio Age estimate from our 7-domain reporting framework
7-domain functional health scoring (0–100 per domain)
Physician review and protocol engine analysis
Personalized report with composite risk scores
60-minute results consultation (video or phone)
The Gap
When you still have questions after routine labs
Routine lab work is an important part of care. If you still have questions about energy, weight, or how you feel, a broader clinical review can help you decide what deserves a closer look.
Confirm the exact tests in your ordered tier with your clinician. Your clinician considers these findings alongside the rest of your blood work, your symptoms, and your history, then explains which results matter for your next steps.
A result inside a laboratory reference range does not answer every question about your health. It also does not mean that treatment is needed. Your consultation makes space to discuss the full picture rather than interpreting a single number in isolation.
The Precision Diagnostic combines clinician-ordered testing with personal interpretation. You receive a report to review together, with time to ask questions about findings, follow-up, and whether a care program is appropriate.
The Framework
A connected view of your health.
The report organizes findings across health areas and summarizes them in 7 composite scores. These practice-defined scores support discussion with your clinician. They are not validated diagnoses, predictions of lifespan or proof of age reversal, and do not establish that treatment is needed. ASCVD risk estimates are considered where the calculator is appropriate for the patient.
100 markers at the entry set: 81 blood markers plus 19 urinalysis markers. Each tier includes 19 urinalysis markers; higher tiers add blood-related markers. The product name does not mean that everyone receives the largest tier. Confirm the tests ordered for your evaluation with your clinician.
| Tier | Total biomarkers | Urinalysis markers included |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 100 (81 blood + 19 urine) | 19 |
| Tier 2 | 112 | 19 |
| Tier 3 | 123 | 19 |
| Tier 4 | 125 | 19 |
Learn about the people involved in your care: meet the clinical team.
What We Measure
Explore the areas we review
Your clinician reviews findings across several areas of health. Explore the report categories below, then discuss what they mean in the context of your symptoms, history, and goals.
Metabolic baseline
Glucose and insulin findings interpreted alongside your history and other risk factors.
Cardiovascular risk
Lipid findings, including ApoB and Lipoprotein(a), considered with your overall cardiovascular risk.
Inflammation
Inflammatory markers that may need clinical context or follow-up; they do not identify a cause on their own.
Hormones
Hormone findings interpreted in the context of symptoms, medicines and life stage.
Organ function
Liver, kidney and thyroid findings reviewed with laboratory ranges and your clinical history.
Blood health
Oxygen-carrying capacity, iron status, and immune cell distribution.
Body composition
Clinical measurements reviewed alongside your laboratory findings; a blood draw alone does not directly measure body composition.
Urinalysis
19 urine markers on every tier. Routine urinalysis should not be interpreted as comprehensive toxin or hormone-metabolite testing.
Biological age
The 1836 Functional Bio Age, a practice-defined estimate that is not proof of aging reversal or longer life.
ASCVD risk scoring
A cardiovascular risk estimate when the calculator is suitable for your age and clinical circumstances.
Your clinician reviews the findings together. Some individual abnormalities need prompt attention; others need context or repeat testing. A report score does not replace that judgment.
Your results, explained
Make room for the conversation.
Your report brings findings together so you can discuss patterns, priorities, and questions with your clinician. A score is one part of that conversation.
Explore our scoring framework →
How We Read It
Interpretation with your whole picture in mind.
Laboratory reference ranges help your clinician interpret test results. Your history, symptoms, medications, and the wider pattern of findings also matter when deciding what a result means for you.
The 1836 report organizes findings into domain scores to support that discussion. Those scores are part of our reporting framework. They do not replace a clinical evaluation or establish a diagnosis on their own.
Follow-up testing can provide a point of comparison. Your clinician reviews changes in your findings alongside how you feel and your care plan, then discusses whether any adjustments are appropriate.
Prepare for testing and your results conversation
Bring recent lab reports, your medication and supplement list, and the questions you want answered. Follow the preparation instructions for the tests your clinician orders.
Review mobile blood-draw planning and Houston collection options before booking. For concerns around menstrual changes or menopause, explore women's hormone care. Testing alone does not diagnose the cause of symptoms or guarantee a prescription.
The diagnostic results can guide a discussion of Executive Reset, a $4,000, 12-week program when appropriate. Your diagnostic payment is credited in full. Review the current deposit and reservation terms, confirm the price of your ordered diagnostic tier and ask about any extras before paying. The entry panel is not a promise of higher-tier testing or a specific medication.
Keep routine primary care and recommended screening appointments. This is laboratory testing with interpretation, not a full executive physical. It does not include a comprehensive in-person examination or every age-appropriate screening, and does not replace primary or urgent care.
Fit
Who the Panel Is For
The Precision Diagnostic is for Texas adults who want a more detailed conversation about their health. You may have questions about energy, weight, focus, or changes through midlife, or want a baseline to discuss with your clinician.
Bring your symptoms and goals to the conversation. Your care team reviews your history and determines whether this approach is appropriate, including whether further evaluation or another care setting would better meet your needs.
This is not an emergency service or a replacement for your primary care physician. Continue routine care and recommended screening with your existing clinicians.
Start with the eligibility check on the reservation page. If you have questions about fit, contact the team before reserving.
Start with a better understanding.
At-home collection | Personalized report | Results consultation
Wondering what comes after your diagnostic? Review Executive Reset