Test Menu

HealthTab combines the best rapid testing devices on the market today with a secure cloud-based platform to provide patients with a more accessible and convenient way to check the numbers that matter most.

We currently offer tests for 27 biomarkers with a focus on screening and managing chronic conditions, such as diabetes, heart disease and chronic kidney disease, as well checking for common viral and bacterial infections. Please note that not all HealthTab locations offer the full menu of tests. Contact your nearest provider to confirm availability.

  • Heart

    These are the types of cholesterol and fat in your blood. With the exception of ‘good’ HDL, higher levels are usually tied to higher risk of heart disease.

    Tests
    • Total Cholesterol
    • HDL
    • LDL
    • CHOL/HDL
    • Non-HDL
    • Triglycerides
    • FRS

  • Blood Sugar

    Glucose is a main energy source for the body and brain but when it builds up in the blood it can be a sign of insulin insensitivity – a precursor to diabetes.

    Tests
    • HbA1c
    • Glucose

  • Liver

    Measuring these markers gives a glimpse of how well your liver is regulating chemicals, producing proteins, or performing its countless other vital functions.

    Tests
    • ALT
    • AST
    • ALP
    • Total Bilirubin
    • Albumin
    • Total Protein

  • Kidney

    The kidneys filter your blood and produce urine. These markers can indicate how well they are keeping up with these important tasks.

    Tests
    • BUN
    • Creatinine
    • eGFR

  • Electrolytes

    Salts from your diet become electrically charged minerals that work together to keep the body in sync. The Metabolic panel checks to see if they are in balance.

    Tests
    • Sodium
    • Potassium
    • Calcium
    • Chloride
    • Total CO2

  • Infections

    Whether viral or bacterial, these common bugs affect our health and communities. Get checked if symptoms appear or to help confirm your health status for work or travel.

    Tests
    • COVID-19
    • Flu A
    • Flu B
    • Strep A