For students and young adults · $299 total

Core Health Assessment

Life in college, grad school, and beyond changes everything: your schedule, your sleep, your stress. Don't let your health be one of the things you lose track of. Get a comprehensive baseline for stress, nutrition, and metabolic health with a full 36 marker panel and M.D.-reviewed report.

Quick blood draw only 36 markers M.D.-reviewed report $299 total
What you get for $299

A real baseline, without the hour-long visit.

$299

Over 30 key biomarkers

We test liver, kidney, and thyroid function, inflammation, stress hormones, nutrients, and more to catch chronic issues early. And that is only the start.

See every marker

M.D. report

Skip the hour long consult and still get the expertise. You receive a detailed, doctor-curated report explaining every result directly to your inbox.

How it works

Quick 10 minute labs

Get your blood drawn at our clinic or at a partner lab convenient to your campus, work, or home.

Where to go
Did you know?

More than half of university students already carry four or more risk-factors for long-term disease, and behaviors formed now can amplify into major chronic conditions later.

Yang Q, et al. Risk factors for non-communicable diseases among university students: A multi-center cross-sectional study. Frontiers in Public Health. 2024;12:1484164. [Source]

Students on a college campus
Built for a demanding season of life

A smarter start for young adults.

The Core Health Assessment catches what a demanding lifestyle, from college to grad school and beyond, can quietly deplete: thyroid function, nutrient levels, inflammation, and metabolic balance.

These shifts can drain focus, mood, and energy long before symptoms feel obvious. Identifying these imbalances early helps prevent the progression toward chronic conditions like thyroid disease, diabetes, and metabolic dysfunction down the road.

Gain peace of mind knowing nothing is being missed. You get clear, personalized insight to stay sharp, balanced, and ahead of the curve.

  • Catch stress, thyroid, and glucose changes early
  • See how nutrition and lifestyle are really affecting you
  • Prevent burnout from turning chronic
How it works

Clarity first. A simple process, clearer explanations.

Quick blood draw

Visit our Ridgeland location for a private draw, or walk into a trusted partner lab near your campus, work, or home.

Physician review

Every biomarker is analyzed by a board-certified doctor. We curate the findings into an actionable report you can take to your own PCP or discuss with our physician.

Results to your inbox

Receive your personalized report securely by email. We call right away for any critical alerts.

Sample report from Julep Health
What you get

Your personalized health report.

Your personalized health blueprint, delivered securely. You receive a secure, HIPAA-compliant report detailing everything you need to know about your health status. It is more than numbers: it is a clear, actionable plan.

  • Detailed results with optimized reference ranges
  • Clear explanations of any abnormalities found
  • Dietary, supplement, and lifestyle recommendations
  • Direct phone call for any critical findings
Included biomarkers

36 markers across 7 panels.

We go beyond routine lab work and give you clinical insight that is more than “your labs were fine.”

Comprehensive Metabolic Panel

13 markers

Kidneys, liver, electrolytes, and blood sugar.

  • SodiumCritical for fluid balance and nerve signaling.
  • PotassiumVital for heart rhythm and muscle function.
  • ChlorideWorks with sodium to maintain proper fluid balance.
  • CO₂ (Bicarbonate)Measures acid–base balance in the blood.
  • BUNBlood Urea Nitrogen; rises with dehydration or kidney strain.
  • CreatinineKey waste product marker for kidney filtration health.
  • GlucoseCurrent blood sugar level (energy source).
  • CalciumEssential for bone health, muscle firing, and nerves.
  • Total ProteinOverall protein status; tracks nutrition and hydration.
  • AlbuminMain liver-made protein; keeps fluid in blood vessels.
  • ASTEnzyme found in liver and muscles; indicates tissue damage.
  • ALTLiver-specific enzyme; higher values suggest liver stress.
  • Total BilirubinWaste product from red blood cell breakdown; clears via liver.

CBC w/ Diff & Platelets

14 markers

Oxygen, immunity, and clotting.

  • WBCWhite Blood Cells; your body's overall defense against infection.
  • RBCRed Blood Cells; vehicles that carry oxygen to tissues.
  • HemoglobinProtein in red cells that carries oxygen; primary screen for anemia.
  • HematocritPercentage of blood volume made up of red cells.
  • MCVAverage red cell size; helps differentiate iron deficiency vs B12 issues.
  • MCHAmount of hemoglobin in an average red cell.
  • MCHCConcentration of hemoglobin in the red cells.
  • RDWVariation in red blood cell size.
  • Platelet CountClotting helpers; too low = bleed risk.
  • NeutrophilsPrimary defense against bacterial infections.
  • LymphocytesKey for viral defense and antibody production.
  • MonocytesClean up debris and fight chronic infections.
  • EosinophilsOften elevated in allergies or parasitic infections.
  • BasophilsInvolved in allergic and inflammatory responses.

Thyroid Panel with TSH

4 markers

Signals that set your metabolic pace.

  • TSHBrain’s signal telling thyroid to speed up or slow down.
  • Total T4Main thyroid hormone in circulation.
  • T3 UptakeEstimates available binding sites on thyroid proteins.
  • Free T4 IndexCalculation of "free" hormone available to enter cells.

Nutrients

2 markers

Supports nerves, muscles, and heart rhythm.

  • MagnesiumLow levels can relate to cramps, fatigue, and heart rhythm changes.
  • Vitamin B12Low levels can show up as tingling, fatigue, or brain fog.

Hemoglobin A1c

1 marker

Average blood sugar over ~3 months.

  • Hemoglobin A1cShows how well sugar has been controlled over time; higher values signal higher diabetes risk.

Sedimentation Rate (ESR)

1 marker

General check for inflammation.

  • ESRA broad “are you inflamed?” signal; higher values can point to ongoing inflammation.

Cortisol

1 marker

Stress hormone level.

  • CortisolHelps regulate energy and stress response; too high or too low can affect sleep, focus, and weight.

Ready to get your baseline?

One quick blood draw, clear results, and a simple plan you can act on. Book online any time or call.

Clear results. Real follow-through.

Same clinic, same care team, and clear next steps.

Plain-English review

We explain every abnormal result and what to do next. No jargon.

Expert continuity

Questions later? You can easily book a consult with the same team who knows your history.

Critical calls

If something needs urgent attention, we call you right away. No waiting on portals.

Pricing

Transparent costs. No hidden fees.

Contact

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Whether you are local, away at school, or starting your career, we are here to help.

Hours of operation

  • Monday – Thursday8 am – 4 pm
  • Friday8 am – noon
  • Saturday – SundayClosed
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