Stop Guessing.
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Not at all. You'll get your results reviewed by a specialist and receive a clear explanation of where you stand. What you do next is entirely up to you.

Most primary care physicals run a basic panel — cholesterol, glucose, CBC, and a metabolic panel. That's designed to flag disease, not optimize how you feel. So when everything comes back "normal," your doctor moves on — even if you're still exhausted, gaining weight, or mentally foggy.

Our panel tests 50+ biomarkers across five categories: a complete hormone panel (total and free testosterone, estradiol, DHEA-S, and more), thyroid optimization markers (TSH, free T3, free T4), nutrient levels (vitamin D, B12, magnesium, iron, ferritin, folate), inflammation and metabolic markers (CRP, hemoglobin A1C), and a full general health screening (CBC, CMP). We're not looking for whether you're sick — we're looking for why you don't feel like yourself.

And the biggest difference? A specialist sits down with you one-on-one to walk through every result, explain what's optimal vs. just "normal," and build a plan around your specific data. Your regular doctor's office doesn't offer that.

Because we believe comprehensive labs shouldn't be a barrier to getting help. This is a limited-time offer to give you access to the same testing our patients get — so you can see for yourself what real data looks like.

Results typically come back within 7–10 days. Once they're ready, you'll come in for your in-person provider review where a specialist walks you through everything.

Our lab review appointments are conducted in person. This allows your provider to have a thorough, face-to-face conversation about your results and next steps.

Yes, we accept both HSA and FSA as forms of payment.

Our Comprehensive Panel is $50, and that includes a free consultation and in-person provider review of your results.

True Test is a direct-pay, concierge clinic — and that's by design. Without insurance dictating what's covered or what providers can recommend, your care decisions are made between you and your provider. That means faster access, more comprehensive testing, and treatment plans built around your results — not an insurance company's rulebook. We do accept HSA and FSA as payment, and we can accept insurance for labs.

Yes. We'll send your primary care provider a lab requisition for the specific biomarkers we need. This way you can get your blood drawn wherever is most convenient, and we'll review the results with you during your consultation.