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.

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Vitamin D

Optimal

cardiology

hs-CRP

In range

Explore the labs

Every panel, and what each marker tells your physician

14 panels and 86 markers across seven categories. Open a panel to read it here.

38 more markers come with the annual panels
Urinalysis
Color, clarity, pH, protein, glucose, ketones and more from a urine screen.
Globulin
Antibody and transport proteins in the blood.
A/G Ratio
The balance of albumin to globulin proteins.
Direct Bilirubin
The conjugated fraction of bilirubin.
LDH
A general marker of tissue turnover and cell injury.
Phosphorus
Mineral partnered with calcium for bone and energy.
Anion Gap
A calculated check on acid-base balance.
PT/INR
Clotting time used to assess one coagulation pathway.
aPTT
Timing of a second clotting pathway.
SHBG
Binding protein that sets how much testosterone stays free.
LH (Luteinizing Hormone)
Pituitary hormone that drives sex-hormone production.
FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone)
Pituitary hormone central to reproductive function.
Prolactin
Pituitary hormone affecting fertility and libido.
Cortisol (Morning)
The primary stress and adrenal hormone.
IGF-1
A growth-axis marker tied to recovery and aging.
Pregnenolone
A precursor to many steroid hormones.
Free T3
The active form of thyroid hormone.
Reverse T3
An inactive T3 form that can blunt thyroid action.
TPO Antibodies
Autoimmune thyroid marker (Hashimoto’s).
Thyroglobulin Antibodies
A second autoimmune thyroid marker.
Folate
B-vitamin for cell division and homocysteine clearance.
TIBC
Total iron-carrying capacity of the blood.
Transferrin
The iron-transport protein.
Transferrin Saturation
How much iron-carrying capacity is currently filled.
Magnesium (RBC)
A sensitive marker of true magnesium status.
Zinc
Mineral for immunity and hormone function.
Copper
Trace mineral for connective tissue and iron metabolism.
Selenium
An antioxidant trace mineral.
MTHFR Genotype
Gene variant affecting folate metabolism and homocysteine.
Homocysteine
Amino acid linked to cardiovascular risk.
Uric Acid
Linked to gout and metabolic risk.
GGT
A liver/biliary enzyme also tied to oxidative stress.
Fibrinogen
A clotting protein and inflammation marker.
ESR
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate — a general inflammation marker.
Omega-3 Index
Red-cell omega-3 level tied to heart and brain health.
ApoE Genotype
Gene variant informing cardiovascular and cognitive risk.
Fasting Glucose
Blood sugar measured after an overnight fast.
HOMA-IR
A calculated insulin-resistance index.

Annual lab bundles

Curated panels for every membership tier

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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
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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
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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
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How it works

From draw to plan, guided by your physician

  1. 1

    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.

  2. 2

    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.

  3. 3

    Review with your physician

    Your Allora physician interprets every marker and builds your care plan around the results — not a generic reference range.

Not sure which labs you need?

A licensed Allora physician reviews your history, symptoms, and goals before recommending any lab work.