Lab work
See the 100+ markers behind your health.
From a single blood draw, Allora physicians track the biomarkers that shape your metabolism, hormones, heart, and more — then build your care around the results. General clinical context, not medical advice.
- 100+
- biomarkers
- 7
- health categories
- MD
- physician-reviewed
Vitamin D
Optimal
hs-CRP
In range
What we test
Seven categories of health, one draw
How it works
From draw to plan, guided by your physician
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Choose your panel
Pick an annual bundle or individual panels — or start an evaluation and let your physician recommend the right labs for your goals.
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Give a quick sample
Get your blood drawn at a nearby partner lab — most panels need just one short visit, and many are best done after an overnight fast.
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Review with your physician
Your Allora physician interprets every marker and builds your care plan around the results — not a generic reference range.
Annual lab bundles
Curated panels for every membership tier
Comprehensive Panel
The flagship annual panel spanning metabolic, lipid, blood count, hormone, thyroid, vitamin, and inflammation health.
- check_circle Comprehensive metabolic and expanded liver chemistries
- check_circle Complete blood count and urinalysis
- check_circle Full lipid panel and glycemic markers (A1c, fasting insulin)
- check_circle Hormones — testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, DHEA-S, reproductive & adrenal markers
- check_circle Core and expanded thyroid panel
- check_circle Vitamins, iron studies, and expanded nutrients
- check_circle hs-CRP and cardiometabolic risk markers
Advanced Markers
Specialty and genetic markers for a deeper look at long-term cardiovascular, cognitive, and performance risk.
- check_circle ApoE genotype — cardiovascular and cognitive risk
- check_circle MTHFR genotype — folate metabolism
- check_circle Plasma p-Tau 217 — an early neurodegeneration marker
- check_circle Omega-3 Index
- check_circle Expanded heavy-metals screen
Mid-Year Retest
A focused mid-year recheck of your highest-signal markers to track progress between annual panels.
- check_circle Comprehensive metabolic panel and CBC
- check_circle Lipid panel and glycemic markers
- check_circle Key hormones and thyroid
- check_circle Vitamin D, B12, and iron
- check_circle hs-CRP
Individual lab panels
Add a-la-carte panels to your plan
Showing 14 of 14 panels
Lipid Panel
Cardiovascular risk
Measures total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides to assess cardiovascular risk. Best drawn after a 9–12 hour fast.
View lab arrow_outwardHemoglobin A1c
Blood-sugar control
Reflects average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months — the standard marker for screening and monitoring prediabetes and diabetes.
View lab arrow_outwardComprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)
Metabolic snapshot
Fourteen tests covering kidney and liver function, blood glucose, electrolytes, and protein balance — a core metabolic snapshot.
View lab arrow_outwardComplete Blood Count (CBC) with Differential
Blood cell health
Evaluates red cells, white cells, and platelets to screen for anemia, infection, and other blood disorders.
View lab arrow_outwardTestosterone, Total + Free
Androgen status
Measures both total and bioavailable (free) testosterone — the key markers for evaluating low-T symptoms and hormone optimization.
View lab arrow_outwardEstradiol (E2)
Primary estrogen
The primary estrogen marker, used to assess hormone balance, menstrual and menopausal status, and to monitor hormone therapy.
View lab arrow_outwardProgesterone
Cycle & ovulation
Helps evaluate ovulation, menstrual cycle health, and early-pregnancy hormone status, and to monitor hormone therapy.
View lab arrow_outwardThyroid Panel (TSH + Free T4)
Thyroid function
Pairs TSH with Free T4 to assess thyroid function — the first-line workup for fatigue, weight changes, and suspected thyroid disorders.
View lab arrow_outwardDHEA-Sulfate (DHEA-S)
Adrenal hormone
An adrenal hormone marker used to evaluate adrenal function, hormone balance, and as part of an anti-aging or vitality workup.
View lab arrow_outwardVitamin D, 25-Hydroxy
Vitamin D status
The best marker of vitamin D status, supporting bone health, immune function, and overall wellness — commonly low and easily corrected.
View lab arrow_outwardVitamin B12
B12 status
Screens for B12 deficiency, a common and reversible cause of fatigue, neurological symptoms, and certain anemias.
View lab arrow_outwardIron + Ferritin
Iron stores
Pairs serum iron with ferritin (stored iron) to evaluate iron deficiency or overload — a key workup for fatigue and anemia.
View lab arrow_outwardhs-CRP (High-Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein)
Inflammation marker
A sensitive marker of low-grade inflammation used to refine cardiovascular risk assessment beyond cholesterol alone.
View lab arrow_outwardFasting Insulin
Insulin resistance
Measures fasting insulin to assess insulin resistance and metabolic health, often paired with glucose or A1c. Requires an 8+ hour fast.
View lab arrow_outwardBiomarkers
Browse the markers we measure
86 individual biomarkers across seven categories. Expand any marker to see what it tells your physician.
Wellness
15 markersWhite Blood Cell (WBC) Count expand_more
Total immune-cell count — screens for infection and inflammation.
Red Blood Cell (RBC) Count expand_more
Number of oxygen-carrying cells — flags anemia or dehydration.
Hemoglobin expand_more
The oxygen-carrying protein in red cells and a core anemia marker.
Hematocrit expand_more
The proportion of blood made up of red cells.
MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) expand_more
Average red-cell size — helps classify the type of anemia.
MCH expand_more
Average amount of hemoglobin per red blood cell.
MCHC expand_more
Hemoglobin concentration within red cells.
RDW expand_more
Variation in red-cell size — often an early clue to anemia.
Platelet Count expand_more
Clotting-cell count — flags bleeding or clotting risk.
Neutrophils expand_more
White cells that fight bacterial infection.
Lymphocytes expand_more
White cells central to viral defense and immune memory.
Monocytes expand_more
White cells that clear debris and chronic infection.
Eosinophils expand_more
White cells linked to allergies and parasitic response.
Basophils expand_more
White cells involved in allergic and inflammatory response.
Urinalysis expand_more
Color, clarity, pH, protein, glucose, ketones and more from a urine screen.
Metabolic
23 markersGlucose expand_more
Blood sugar at the time of the draw.
BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) expand_more
A kidney-function and hydration marker.
Creatinine expand_more
Waste product used to gauge how well the kidneys filter.
eGFR expand_more
Estimated kidney filtration rate.
Sodium expand_more
Key electrolyte for fluid balance and nerve function.
Potassium expand_more
Electrolyte essential to heart and muscle function.
Chloride expand_more
Electrolyte that helps maintain acid-base balance.
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) expand_more
Reflects acid-base and respiratory balance.
Calcium expand_more
Mineral vital to bone, nerve, and muscle function.
Total Protein expand_more
Sum of blood proteins — a nutrition and liver clue.
Albumin expand_more
The main blood protein; reflects liver and nutrition status.
Globulin expand_more
Antibody and transport proteins in the blood.
A/G Ratio expand_more
The balance of albumin to globulin proteins.
ALT expand_more
Liver enzyme that flags liver-cell injury.
AST expand_more
Enzyme found in liver and muscle tissue.
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP) expand_more
Enzyme tied to liver, bile ducts, and bone.
Total Bilirubin expand_more
A red-cell breakdown product and liver marker.
Direct Bilirubin expand_more
The conjugated fraction of bilirubin.
LDH expand_more
A general marker of tissue turnover and cell injury.
Phosphorus expand_more
Mineral partnered with calcium for bone and energy.
Anion Gap expand_more
A calculated check on acid-base balance.
PT/INR expand_more
Clotting time used to assess one coagulation pathway.
aPTT expand_more
Timing of a second clotting pathway.
Hormones
12 markersTestosterone, Total expand_more
Total circulating testosterone.
Free Testosterone expand_more
The bioavailable, unbound fraction of testosterone.
SHBG expand_more
Binding protein that sets how much testosterone stays free.
Estradiol (E2) expand_more
The primary estrogen marker.
Progesterone expand_more
Hormone tied to ovulation and cycle health.
DHEA-Sulfate expand_more
An adrenal hormone associated with vitality.
LH (Luteinizing Hormone) expand_more
Pituitary hormone that drives sex-hormone production.
FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone) expand_more
Pituitary hormone central to reproductive function.
Prolactin expand_more
Pituitary hormone affecting fertility and libido.
Cortisol (Morning) expand_more
The primary stress and adrenal hormone.
IGF-1 expand_more
A growth-axis marker tied to recovery and aging.
Pregnenolone expand_more
A precursor to many steroid hormones.
Thyroid
6 markersTSH expand_more
Pituitary signal that regulates the thyroid — the first-line marker.
Free T4 expand_more
The main circulating thyroid hormone.
Free T3 expand_more
The active form of thyroid hormone.
Reverse T3 expand_more
An inactive T3 form that can blunt thyroid action.
TPO Antibodies expand_more
Autoimmune thyroid marker (Hashimoto’s).
Thyroglobulin Antibodies expand_more
A second autoimmune thyroid marker.
Vitamins & Nutrients
13 markersVitamin D, 25-Hydroxy expand_more
The standard marker of vitamin D status.
Vitamin B12 expand_more
Essential for nerves and red-cell formation.
Folate expand_more
B-vitamin for cell division and homocysteine clearance.
Ferritin expand_more
Stored iron — a key marker for deficiency or overload.
Iron (serum) expand_more
Circulating iron level.
TIBC expand_more
Total iron-carrying capacity of the blood.
Transferrin expand_more
The iron-transport protein.
Transferrin Saturation expand_more
How much iron-carrying capacity is currently filled.
Magnesium (RBC) expand_more
A sensitive marker of true magnesium status.
Zinc expand_more
Mineral for immunity and hormone function.
Copper expand_more
Trace mineral for connective tissue and iron metabolism.
Selenium expand_more
An antioxidant trace mineral.
MTHFR Genotype expand_more
Gene variant affecting folate metabolism and homocysteine.
Heart & Inflammation
13 markersTotal Cholesterol expand_more
The sum of cholesterol carried in the blood.
LDL Cholesterol expand_more
The “bad” cholesterol tied to arterial plaque.
HDL Cholesterol expand_more
The “good,” protective cholesterol.
Triglycerides expand_more
Blood fats tied to metabolic and heart risk.
Non-HDL Cholesterol expand_more
All atherogenic cholesterol combined.
hs-CRP expand_more
High-sensitivity inflammation marker for cardiovascular risk.
Homocysteine expand_more
Amino acid linked to cardiovascular risk.
Uric Acid expand_more
Linked to gout and metabolic risk.
GGT expand_more
A liver/biliary enzyme also tied to oxidative stress.
Fibrinogen expand_more
A clotting protein and inflammation marker.
ESR expand_more
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate — a general inflammation marker.
Omega-3 Index expand_more
Red-cell omega-3 level tied to heart and brain health.
ApoE Genotype expand_more
Gene variant informing cardiovascular and cognitive risk.
Diabetes
4 markersHemoglobin A1c expand_more
Average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months.
Fasting Glucose expand_more
Blood sugar measured after an overnight fast.
Fasting Insulin expand_more
Insulin level used to assess insulin resistance.
HOMA-IR expand_more
A calculated insulin-resistance index.
Not sure which labs you need?
A licensed Allora physician reviews your history, symptoms, and goals before recommending any lab work.