Whole Body Assessment
A complete look at your health. Labs now, results in ~7 days, and a face-to-face visit with our M.D. in Ridgeland, MS to craft a plan that fits you.
How It Works
Clarity first. We keep the process simple and the explanations clearer.
1) M.D. Face-to-Face
You're busy but you want to be heard. We listen, prioritize your concerns, and discuss what all will be tested.
2) Quick Blood Draw
Labs drawn in-clinic and processed within a week.
3) Results to your Inbox
We review each analyte, explain what it means, and build a simple, actionable plan.
What You Get
Your personalized health blueprint, delivered securely.
Your Personalized Health Report
You receive a secure, HIPAA-compliant report via email, detailing everything you need to know about your health status. It's more than just numbers; it's a clear, actionable plan.
- Detailed results with optimized reference ranges.
- Clear explanations of any abnormalities found.
- Potential interventions and lifestyle modifications.
- Dietary, supplement, and pharmacologic therapies (as needed*).
Included Biomarkers (Explained Simply)
Blood Health
Checks oxygen-carrying capacity, infection/inflammation signals, and clotting.
- WBC – White blood cells; rise with infection or inflammation.
- Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils – WBC types that hint at bacterial/viral infection, allergy, or other patterns.
- RBC – Red blood cells; too low suggests anemia.
- Hemoglobin – Oxygen-carrying protein; low = anemia, high can indicate dehydration or other causes.
- Hematocrit – % of blood that’s red cells; tracks with hemoglobin.
- MCV/MCH/MCHC – Red-cell size and Hgb content; help classify anemia (iron vs B12/folate, etc.).
- RDW – Variation in red-cell size; mixed deficiencies or early anemia.
- Platelets – Clotting cells; too low ↑ bleeding risk, too high can signal inflammation.
Electrolytes & Kidney
Hydration, acid–base balance, and kidney filtration.
- Sodium (Na) – Hydration and fluid balance.
- Potassium (K) – Heart rhythm and muscle function.
- Chloride (Cl) – Acid–base and fluid balance partner to sodium.
- CO₂ (Bicarbonate) – Acid–base status; low can indicate acidosis.
- BUN – Protein-waste marker; rises with dehydration or kidney issues.
- Creatinine & eGFR – Kidney filtration capacity.
- Calcium – Bone health, nerves, and muscles.
- Anion Gap – Calculated; helps assess acid–base balance.
Liver & Proteins
Liver cell health, bile flow, and nutritional status.
- AST & ALT – Enzymes that rise when liver cells are irritated or injured.
- Alkaline Phosphatase – Bile flow and bone turnover marker.
- Total Bilirubin – Processing of red-cell breakdown; bile duct flow.
- Total Protein, Albumin, Globulin, A/G Ratio – Nutrition, liver synthesis, and inflammation clues.
Metabolic & Diabetes
Daily glucose and 3-month average.
- Glucose – Same-day blood sugar.
- Hemoglobin A1c – 3-month average sugar exposure; screens for diabetes and prediabetes.
Cholesterol & Triglycerides
Heart-risk basics with clear next steps.
- Total Cholesterol – Overall level.
- LDL-C – “Carry-to-tissues” cholesterol; lower is generally better.
- HDL-C – “Carry-away” cholesterol; higher is protective.
- Triglycerides – Blood fats linked to diet and metabolism.
- Non-HDL (calculated) – Total minus HDL; practical risk marker.
Thyroid
First-line screening for under- or over-active thyroid.
- TSH – Brain signal to the thyroid; the best first test for thyroid function.
Male & Female Hormones
Baseline sex-hormone signals that influence energy, mood, body composition, and more.
- Testosterone [Male] – Key driver of muscle, energy, and libido; low levels can contribute to fatigue and decreased performance.
- Estrogen [Female] – Central to cycle regularity, bone health, and mood; imbalances can affect symptoms across systems.
Inflammation
General pace of inflammation.
- ESR (Sed Rate) – Nonspecific inflammatory activity; helpful context with symptoms.
Key Nutrient
Foundational vitamin for nerves and blood.
- Vitamin B12 – Supports nerve health and red-cell production; low levels can cause fatigue and numbness.
Clear Results. Real Follow-Through.
Same clinic, same doctor, and clear next steps.
Plain-English Review
We explain every abnormal result and what to do next—no jargon.
Same-Clinic Continuity
Questions later? You’ll talk to the same team who knows your history.
Critical Calls
If something needs urgent attention, we call you—no waiting on portals.