Lab Test Pricing

Affordable Lab Testing

Labs To Go offers full Department of Transportation (DOT)/CDL physical examination services. DOT/CDL physicals are required at least every 24 months to ensure commercial motor vehicle (CMV) driver ability and safety. All Labs To Go physical exams are performed by NRCME certified & experienced medical examiners. Our examiners are fully trained, tested, and certified in professional medical examination; specifically in relation and adherence to FMCSA new guidelines effective May 21, 2014. Our DOT/CDL physical testing goal is to ensure medical driver safety, while getting drivers back on the road with convenience and speed. Walk-in’s are available at our location located at Big Charlie’s Truck Plaza. 5792 Northampton Blvd Virginia Beach, VA 23455 Mon-Fri 7A-7P & Saturdays 8A-1P (757) 363-8888 Ask about our discounted rates for employers!

WHAT TO EXPECT

Your thorough physical exam will last around 20-30 minutes and consists of the following: Background Medical, Vision screening, Hearing screening, Height and weight, Blood pressure reading, Pulse, Breathing rate, Temperature Urinalysis Additional testing as appropriate Please have any specialized medical cards or documentation requests available at the time of your visit. A medical examiner’s certificate will be provided at appointment completion.

The Difference

*Compared to traditional laboratory, hospital, or clinical testing

Affordable Lab Tests vs. Traditional Tests

Labs To Go’s “Affordable Lab Tests” service is an alternative to traditional, physician prescribed tests. Our testing services are on an individual, as requested basis. Choose only the tests you want, and take them with complete confidentiality no doctor order, health insurance, or appointment needed. Affordable Lab Tests is an economic, convenient solution for those who want to proactively manage their health, and prefer to pay upfront (for those using insurance, please see our Phlebotomy Services).

Cost

Affordable Lab Tests services from Labs To Go will save consumers 30% 70% off the retail cost of medical testing services. No hidden costs. No surprise insurance bills. Whether you are insured, dealing with high deductibles, or monitoring HSA expenditures, Labs To Go will save you a substantial amount of money with our self-paid medical lab tests*.

Annual Physical Testing

Special instructions: Requires patient to fast for 12 hours prior to testing. Test Components: Chemistry 23* – Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring.

Special instructions: Requires patient to fast for 12 hours prior to testing. Test Components: Chemistry 23* – Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. UA (Urinalysis) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a child’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Includes a blood lead screening to test for exposure to toxic paints and substances. Special instructions: Child should fast for 12 hours prior to collection. Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a child’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Includes a blood lead screening to test for exposure to toxic paints and substances. Test Components: Lead, Blood Tests blood for lead exposure and possible lead poisoning. CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cell, platelet, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* – Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. Urinalysis, Routine (UA) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a man’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Includes male-specific prostate testing, as well as adult-targeted cholesterol screening. Special instructions: Requires patient to fast for 12 hours prior to testing. Test Components: CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. Lipid Panel Measures lipid (HDL, LDL, VLDL) levels to determine overall cholesterol levels and status. PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) Tests blood for a glycoprotein (PSA). Presence of this PSA is often an early indicator of prostate cancer or tumors. This test is regularly used to monitor men at increased risk for prostate cancer and assist in early detection. TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Monitors and detects thyroid problems. Can detect disorders that include hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and help determine when physician intervention may be recommended. UA (Urinalysis) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a woman’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Special instructions: Requires patient to fast for 14 hours prior to testing. Test Components: CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cell, platelet, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. Lipid Panel Measures lipid (HDL, LDL, VLDL) levels to determine overall cholesterol levels and status. TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Monitors and detects thyroid problems. Can detect disorders that include hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and help determine when physician intervention may be recommended. UA (Urinalysis) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Blood Disease & Disorder Tests

Test Components: CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring.

Cancer Detection Screenings

Test Components Breast Cancer Panel (CA 15.3) Checks for normal levels of cancer antigen 15-3. Test is broad, and used mainly to monitor the effectiveness of various treatment options and monitor recessive cancers. Though increased levels may indicate presence of a tumor or cancer cells, CA 15-3 should be relied on more for breast cancer monitoring than detection.

Test Overview: A multi-component test to screen men for multiple forms of cancer, including prostate. Test Components: Cancer Screening/Tumor Marking Panel: Carbohydrate Antigen 19.9 (CA 19.9) Tests for gastric/pancreatic or stomach cancer; Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) Tests for colorectal cancer; Alpha-Fetoprotein, SE Can help detect testicular, stomach, liver, pancreatic, renal (kidney), brain, and lymphatic cancers; Neuron Specific Enolase Tests for lung cancer. PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) Tests blood for a glycoprotein (PSA). Presence of this PSA is often an early indicator of prostate cancer or tumors. This test is regularly used to monitor men at increased risk for prostate cancer and assist in early detection.

Test Overview: A multi-component test to screen women for multiple forms of cancer, including breast and ovarian. Test Components: Breast Cancer Panel (CA 15.3) Checks for normal levels of cancer antigen 15.3. Test is broad, and used mainly to monitor the effectiveness of various treatment options and monitor recessive cancers. Though increased levels may indicate presence of a tumor or cancer cells, CA 15.3 should be relied on more for breast cancer monitoring than detection. Cancer Screening & Tumor Marker Panel: Cancer Antigen 27.29 (CA 27.29) Tests for breast cancer; Carbohydrate Antigen 19.9 (CA 19.9) Tests for gastric/pancreatic or stomach cancer; Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) Tests for colorectal cancer; Cancer Antigen 125 (CA 125) Tests for ovarian cancer; Alpha-Fetoprotein, SE Can help detect testicular, stomach, liver, pancreatic, renal (kidney), brain, and lymphatic cancers; Neuron Specific Enolase Tests for lung cancer.

Diabetes Testing

Sterile Cup

Environmental Toxin Testing

Test Components: Lead, Blood Tests blood for lead exposure and possible lead poisoning.

Fitness / Nutrition / Anit-Aging Tests

Heart & Cholesterol Testing

Hormone Testing

Test Overview: Verifies men’s hormone and reproductive levels against normal. Test Components: Cortisol Tests cortisol levels in the blood. Produced by the adrenal gland, cortisol helps maintain stress levels and control weight gain. Dehypoepiandrosterone Sulfate (D-HEAS) Measures D-HEAS levels in the blood. D-HEAS is a hormone necessary for the production of testosterone in men. Test results are indicative of overall adrenal gland performance. Estradiol Measures the level of total testosterone against the level of estradiol in a man’s body. Estradiol is the product of converted testosterone. Elevated estradiol levels are associated with decreased testosterone, aging, and possible hormone imbalances. Estrogen Men also produce an amount of estrogen. This test measures the total amount of estrogen in the body. Results can be compared with the total testosterone levels to detect hormone imbalances and track male aging and andropause progression. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Used to measure and evaluate overall fertility in both men and women. Total Testosterone Measures overall testosterone levels which are necessary for male reproduction.

Test Overview: Verifies women’s hormone and reproductive levels against normal. Test Components: Cortisol Tests cortisol levels in the blood. Produced by the adrenal gland, cortisol helps maintain stress levels and control weight gain. Dehypoepiandrosterone Sulfate (D-HEAS) Measures D-HEAS levels in the blood. D-HEAS is a hormone necessary for the production of testosterone in men and estrogen in women. Test results are indicative of overall adrenal gland and ovarian performance. Estradiol A form of estrogen, estradiol testing is mainly used to measure ovarian function in women, but can also be used to assess adrenal function and detect some genetic defects. Estrogen Measures overall estrogen levels that are necessary for female reproduction. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Measures LH levels in the blood to determine fertility and to measure menstruation patterns. The luteinizing hormone helps regulate menstruation and ovulation. Progesterone Measures female fertility, reproduction capabilities, and ovarian production and cycles. Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) Necessary for menstrual regulation and consistent production of eggs. Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Monitors and detects thyroid problems. Can detect disorders that include hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and help determine when physician intervention may be recommended.

Infertility Testing

Immunization / Titer Testing

To see if immune to Hepatitis A Vaccine

To see if immune to Hepatitis B Vaccine

Endpoint Titer testing

Kidney Function Tests

Liver Function Tests

Organ Disease Tests

Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

Thyroid Testing

Triiodothyronine,Free

Vitamins & Minerals Testing

Children’s Health

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a child’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Includes a blood lead screening to test for exposure to toxic paints and substances. Special instructions: Child should fast for 12 hours prior to collection. Test Components: Lead, Blood Tests blood for lead exposure and possible lead poisoning. CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cell, platelet, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. Urinalysis, Routine (UA) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Components: Lead, Blood Tests blood for lead exposure and possible lead poisoning.

Adoption

Various tests may be used in the process of uncovering family relationships. Labs To Go offers specialized services for both clients going through the adoption process, and clients in search of their birth families. Please contact us for more information.

Identity

DNA Identity testing is the most accurate way to identify and distinguish individuals.

Securely store a sample of your child’s DNA. This genetic fingerprint can help identify missing children. Available for chain of custody or personal use. DNA is stored at a secure third-party facility for optimum security.

Adult DNA banking can be useful for paternity testing, estate claims, and identification purposes. Recommended for those in high-risk professions. DNA is stored at a secure third-party facility for optimum security.

Available for both children and adults, a DNA profile is a document that contains identifying genetic traits. Profiles are often used for identification purposes, and can also be helpful in settling estates or inheritances. DNA profiles also help reveal any inherited traits or characteristics, including disease. DNA Banking and Profiling services may be bundled together. This combined test option includes a Typing Report which includes a person’s allele sizes, or genetic profile, and a Banking Certificate that states the terms of storage.

Designed to answer any suspicions that one’s baby may have been inadvertently switched at the hospital. Many mothers have voiced their concern at the hospital, but do not have the option to be sure. A child identification DNA test can help allay fears.

Geneology / Ancestry

Genealogy/Ancestry testing is meant to help uncover family history. It can even tell you where your ancestors came from thousands of years ago.

Determines an ancestor’s country of origin.

Identifies Native American lineage, to help protect a tribe’s genetic legacy. Results may also be used to support tribal enrollment or disenrollment cases.

Determines whether two or more males are related through a paternal line.

Determines whether two or more individuals are related through a maternal line.

Bundle the paternal and maternal lineage tests together to save!

Family Relationship

Family relationship testing is designed to help determine possible family relationships between individuals. Family relationship test options include:

Legal and Informational test available. (See our Paternity Testing page)

Determines whether a tested woman is the biological mother of a tested child.

Performed in the absence of an alleged father, this test determines the relationship between a child and the parents of the alleged father.

Determines the relationship between a child and a single grandparent, if both are unavailable.

Determines the relationship between a child and the alleged father’s close relatives.

Tests two children, and determines whether they share one or both parents.

Distinguishes whether twins are fraternal or identical.

Determines whether two or more males are related through a paternal line.

Determines whether two or more individuals are related through a maternal line.

Immigration

DNA testing is sometimes needed during the immigration process to help prove identity and biologic relationship to a current citizen. Labs To Go can help make the immigration process easier. We provide the AABB-accredited DNA testing services required by immigration, and can provide services in over 168 countries.

Domestic testing: Labs To Go collects a copy of all immigration paperwork. Sample collection can be arranged at your home or place of business. International testing: To begin, Labs To Go collects a copy of all immigration paperwork, payment, and travel dates. We provide all necessary testing supplies and instructions to the U.S. Embassy in the country where testing is needed. The U.S. Embassy will then contact the subject for test scheduling. Note: Due to limited availability, Embassy testing does take longer than domestic testing. Additional fees may apply.

DNA sample results are processed within 3-14 business days (depending on the nature of the test). Test results are legally defensible and will be issued directly to the U.S. petitioner and appropriate immigration authorities.

Prenatal Paternity Testing

Amniotic fluid is obtained through amniocentesis or CVS. Requires an obstetrician order; check with a doctor to see if this may be the right option.

Drug & Alcohol Testing

Results in 9 Days

Results in 6 days

Test back within 3-10 hours

Background

* Statistics from US Drug Enforcement Administration. **In accordance with all applicable rules and laws.

74% of adults who use illegal drugs are employed*. Drug users are 5x more likely to file a Worker’s Compensation claim*

Employers with drug test programs in place experience a 51% reduction in workplace injury, within two years of implementing the program. A 5% – 20% annual insurance premium reduction is available in 15 states to employers that establish a drug free work place program**

Department of Transportation (DOT)

Business

School / Sports Organizations

Results in under 5 minutes

Infectious Disease

Men’s Health

Test Overview: A multi-component test to screen men for multiple forms of cancer, including prostate. Test Components: Cancer Screening/Tumor Marking Panel: Carbohydrate Antigen 19.9 (CA 19.9) Tests for gastric/pancreatic or stomach cancer; Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) Tests for colorectal cancer; Alpha-Fetoprotein, SE Can help detect testicular, stomach, liver, pancreatic, renal (kidney), brain, and lymphatic cancers; Neuron Specific Enolase Tests for lung cancer. PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) Tests blood for a glycoprotein (PSA). Presence of this PSA is often an early indicator of prostate cancer or tumors. This test is regularly used to monitor men at increased risk for prostate cancer and assist in early detection.

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a man’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Includes male-specific prostate testing, as well as adult-targeted cholesterol screening. Special instructions: Requires patient to fast for 12 hours prior to testing. Test Components: CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. Lipid Panel Measures lipid (HDL, LDL, VLDL) levels to determine overall cholesterol levels and status. PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) Tests blood for a glycoprotein (PSA). Presence of this PSA is often an early indicator of prostate cancer or tumors. This test is regularly used to monitor men at increased risk for prostate cancer and assist in early detection. TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Monitors and detects thyroid problems. Can detect disorders that include hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and help determine when physician intervention may be recommended. UA (Urinalysis) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Overview: Verifies men’s hormone and reproductive levels against normal. Test Components: Cortisol Tests cortisol levels in the blood. Produced by the adrenal gland, cortisol helps maintain stress levels and control weight gain. Dehypoepiandrosterone Sulfate (D-HEAS) Measures D-HEAS levels in the blood. D-HEAS is a hormone necessary for the production of testosterone in men. Test results are indicative of overall adrenal gland performance. Estradiol Measures the level of total testosterone against the level of estradiol in a man’s body. Estradiol is the product of converted testosterone. Elevated estradiol levels are associated with decreased testosterone, aging, and possible hormone imbalances. Estrogen Men also produce an amount of estrogen. This test measures the total amount of estrogen in the body. Results can be compared with the total testosterone levels to detect hormone imbalances and track male aging and andropause progression. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Used to measure and evaluate overall fertility in both men and women. Total Testosterone Measures overall testosterone levels which are necessary for male reproduction.

STD & HIV Testing

Test Overview: HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the virus that causes AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). HIV is a contagious disease that may spread when the blood and bodily fluids of an infected person come into contact with broken skin or mucous membranes of an uninfected person. Test Components: HIV-1/HIV-2 Antibody Screen (with Reflex) Tests screens for the HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies which indicate presence of the HIV virus. HIV tests can help predict level the of virus progression. Reflex test is included to confirm any positive results.

Test for mold

HIV,Hep A, Hep B, Surface antibodies, Hep C, Syphilis, Herpes 1&2 IGG

HIV, HEP A, B, surface antibodies, Hep C, Syphilis, Herpes 1 & 2 IGG, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea

Urine Tests

Test Components: Urinalysis- (UA) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Wellness Testing

Test Components: CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring.

Test Components: Urinalysis- (UA) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a person’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Includes an anemia profile for more in-depth blood analysis. Special instructions: Patient must fast 12 hours prior to collection. Test Components: Anemia Profile Tests for: Vitamin B12 Necessary for blood cell formation and to maintain healthy brain and nervous system functioning. Folate Produces red blood cells, which helps prevent anemia. TIBC (Total Iron Binding Capacity) Measures the body’s ability to carry and transport iron within the body. Ferritin Allows the body to store iron. CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. UA (Urinalysis) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Women’s Health

Test Overview: A multi-component test to screen women for multiple forms of cancer, including breast and ovarian. Test Components: Breast Cancer Panel (CA 15.3) Checks for normal levels of cancer antigen 15.3. Test is broad, and used mainly to monitor the effectiveness of various treatment options and monitor recessive cancers. Though increased levels may indicate presence of a tumor or cancer cells, CA 15.3 should be relied on more for breast cancer monitoring than detection. Cancer Screening & Tumor Marker Panel: Cancer Antigen 27.29 (CA 27.29) Tests for breast cancer; Carbohydrate Antigen 19.9 (CA 19.9) Tests for gastric/pancreatic or stomach cancer; Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) Tests for colorectal cancer; Cancer Antigen 125 (CA 125) Tests for ovarian cancer; Alpha-Fetoprotein, SE Can help detect testicular, stomach, liver, pancreatic, renal (kidney), brain, and lymphatic cancers; Neuron Specific Enolase Tests for lung cancer.

CBC, Antibody with RBC and reflex, ABO/RH typing, Rubella IGG, Hep B surface antigen, RPR

CBC, Antibody w/ RBC and reflex, ABO/RH typing, Rubella IGG, Hep B surface antigen, RPR, Hep C virus antibody, HIV

Test Overview: Checks all main aspects of a woman’s health to give a snapshot of overall well-being and detect areas for potential monitoring. Special instructions: Requires patient to fast for 14 hours prior to testing. Test Components: CBC (Complete Blood Count) A panel of tests that measures blood cell, platelet, hemoglobin, and hematocrit values. All values are taken into consideration and measured against the “normal” range of healthy blood cell levels. Tests for bleeding disorders, infections, and several other disorders. Often used for disease detection and medication/treatment monitoring. Chemistry 23* Provides a snapshot of overall health and well-being. Can help detect several different disorders, with a focus on liver, kidney, and heart health. Lipid Panel Measures lipid (HDL, LDL, VLDL) levels to determine overall cholesterol levels and status. TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) Monitors and detects thyroid problems. Can detect disorders that include hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and help determine when physician intervention may be recommended. UA (Urinalysis) Looks at several different factors to determine overall well-being, and detect kidney problems, diabetes, and urinary bladder disease. Test factors include: color/appearance, bilirubin, glucose, ketones, leukocyte esterase, nitrite, occult blood, pH, protein, sediment examination, and urobilinogen.

Test Overview: Verifies women’s hormone and reproductive levels against normal. Test Components: Cortisol Tests cortisol levels in the blood. Produced by the adrenal gland, cortisol helps maintain stress levels and control weight gain. Dehypoepiandrosterone Sulfate (D-HEAS) Measures D-HEAS levels in the blood. D-HEAS is a hormone necessary for the production of testosterone in men and estrogen in women. Test results are indicative of overall adrenal gland and ovarian performance. Estradiol A form of estrogen, estradiol testing is mainly used to measure ovarian function in women, but can also be used to assess adrenal function and detect some genetic defects. Estrogen Measures overall estrogen levels that are necessary for female reproduction. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Measures LH levels in the blood to determine fertility and to measure menstruation patterns. The luteinizing hormone helps regulate menstruation and ovulation. Progesterone Measures female fertility, reproduction capabilities, and ovarian production and cycles. Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) Necessary for menstrual regulation and consistent production of eggs. Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Monitors and detects thyroid problems. Can detect disorders that include hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism, and help determine when physician intervention may be recommended.

Physical Exam

DOT physicals are required at least every 24 months to ensure commercial motor vehicle (CMV) driver ability and safety.

Our examiners are fully trained, tested, and certified in professional medical examination; specifically in relation and adherence to FMCSA guidelines. Our DOT physical testing goal is to ensure medical driver safety, while getting drivers back on the road with convenience and speed.

What to Expect

Please have any specialized medical cards or documentation requests available at the time of your appointment. A medical examiner’s certificate will be provided at appointment completion. Your thorough physical exam will last around 20-30 minutes and consists of the following:

Phlebotomy Services

Types Of Collection Performed:

Fasting and Non-Fasting, Hemochromatosis

Routine, 24-hour collection

Timeline

Please provide doctor orders prior to collection, in order for the lab to bill your insurance. Orders may be faxed or emailed, but must be received prior to appointment time. Standing orders are accommodated at a low, contract rate. No doctor’s order or insurance?

Labs To Go comes to you for your collection service. Immediately after, specimens are delivered to the local or preferred laboratory for testing.

Your doctor will receive the lab results within 24 hours of the collection. Stat collection is available, for an additional fee.

Who is Eligible?

Our mobile services were designed with homebound, disabled, and limited mobility patients in mind. However, many people with busy schedules have also enjoyed the convenience of our on-location services. For further convenience, we offer contract options to insurance companies, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and government. Walk-in Phlebotomy service is also available at our Virginia Beach facility for a collection fee.

Paramedical Exams

Paramedical Exams are used by most life insurance companies to determine the overall condition of one’s health. For most people, Paramedical Exams are required before a policy can be issued. Labs To Go provides mobile and reliable Paramedical Exams. We are approved to provide Paramedical Exams for any life insurance company, and use the electronic and interactive questioning options preferred by carriers. Our electronic submission feature allows us to provide more accurate and faster results. Our exam services are available in all 50 states. Labs To Go provide mobile services and will travel to the location (home, office, etc.) that is most convenient and comfortable for the applicant. Once completed, electronic exam results can be instantly submitted to insurance carrierss that accept GoParamed. Our Paramedical Exam results are guaranteed to be accurate, complete, and in good order. This means no more missed signatures, testing errors, or follow up visits. Paper exams are available for carriers that do not yet accept electronic submission. Note: Lab results are confidential. The requesting insurance underwriter receive lab results. Labs To Go does not maintain or receive a copy.

What to Expect

This program uses reflexive technology during the exam to identify and examine individual areas of concern. Our exam process is unique to every individual. The Paramedical Exam will last between 15 minutes and one hour. The exam may include the following:

Testing

Paternity Testing

Labs To Go conducts legal and informational paternity testing. Legal paternity test means it will stand up in court for custody disputes. Informational paternity test is for your own personal knowledge and do not stand up in court.

Legal paternity test $325 and Informational paternity test $250. Mobile service additional $25.

Legal paternity test results can be used for many things, including (but not limited to): Adoption, Birth Certificates, Child Custody, Child Support, Court Orders, Estate Settlements, Immigration, Tax Forms, Wills.

Paternity testing can be performed at our walk-in Virginia Beach location 5541 Parliament Drive Ste# 203 Virginia Beach 23462 Mon-Fri 7A-7P, Saturdays 7A-2P, or through our mobile service at your home, hospital, court, jail or workplace. Additional fee for jail and court collections. Contact us today 757-490-8888.

Results are emailed within 3-4 business days from collection. Results needed in 2 business days may be requested for an additional fee. Results can also be faxed or mailed at your request.

A child and alleged father’s DNA is collected to determine paternity. Though not required, results are strongest when the mother also participates in the study. Results have been proven to be up to 100 times more accurate when all three are tested. Involvement from the mother also allows her access to the case, results and documentation.

A sample of DNA of the child is compared against that of the alleged father. Samples are taken from a cheek (buccal) swab, which has been proven as effective as a blood sample for this kind of testing. Buccal swabs are simple to collect, and are widely used in the majority of paternity testing today.

Vaccinations

Labs To Go provides first time, seasonal, and booster immunizations.

Available in October, for protection from influenza or “the flu”. Getting an annual flu shot can reduce your chance of infection by 60%. This shot is recommended for everyone, but specifically those with a weakened immune system or those that work with others who might be infected. Get your shot early to improve your chances of avoiding flu symptoms, missed work, and costly doctor bills.

The Hep B immunization is a series of three shots given over a six-month period. This immunization protects against hepatitis B, which can cause serious and permanent liver damage. HepB is safe for everyone, and is specifically recommended for children. The shot series is only required once per lifetime.

Proves protection against tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis. The Tdap vaccine fights bacteria that could cause any of these three illnesses. Tdap shots are recommended for anyone that has never had one, then as a booster shot every ten years.

The varicella immunization is available to any healthy adults who have never had the chicken pox. The vaccine consists of two shots that must be administered at least one month apart.

To Detect if Hepatitis B is Present