Labs catalog overview

From foundational blood work to specialty tests that dig deeper into root causes, providers can access a wide range of labs to support personalized care. In this article, we’ll walk through the different types of lab tests available on Fullscript—what they offer, when to use them, and how they can enhance patient outcomes.

Types of labs available

Blood labs

Quest Diagnostics and Access Medical Labs offer a comprehensive catalog of blood tests available through Fullscript. These foundational tests help providers assess common health markers and screen for a wide range of conditions, from metabolic and thyroid disorders to cardiovascular risk factors.

You can order over 600 blood tests on Fullscript, including:

• Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP).
• Thyroid function tests (e.g., TSH, Free T3, Free T4).
• Lipid panel.
• Complete blood count (CBC).
• Vitamin and mineral panels (e.g., B12, D, magnesium).

These labs are ideal for routine screening, preventive care, or as a baseline for more targeted specialty testing. You can build custom panels to streamline ordering or add tests to templates for consistency across your practice.

Instructions for scheduling blood draws:

• Quest Diagnostics: Patients can book a blood draw at a nearby Quest Patient Service Center or schedule a mobile draw at home through Getlabs. Patients will receive a digital requisition — no kit required.
• Access Medical Labs: Patients receive a lab kit by mail with everything they need for their draw. They can schedule a local draw with a nearby or preferred phlebotomist or book a mobile draw with Getlabs.
• Access Medical Labcorp Draws: For select Access Medical Labs tests, patients can book a blood draw at a Labcorp location after ordering. Requisitions are sent instantly — no kit required.

Specialty labs

Specialty labs on Fullscript help you uncover root causes and deliver more targeted care. These advanced tests go beyond standard blood work, supporting deeper clinical insights across a wide range of health categories—from hormone balance to gut health and environmental exposures.

Specialty tests are typically completed at home with sample collection kits sent directly to the patient. Each kit includes pre-filled requisitions, step-by-step instructions, and pre-paid return packaging to send the sample back to the lab for processing. Patients can track kits in real time and view results digitally, all within their Fullscript account.

You’ll find specialty tests from CLIA-certified lab partners, including:

Precision Analytical (DUTCH)

Precision Analytical is widely known for the DUTCH test, which is an essential tool for providers managing hormone-related conditions and imbalances, such as adrenal fatigue and menopause. Their focus on hormone health and use of advanced analytic technologies has been at the cornerstone of their reputation for delivering precise, comprehensive insights from dried urine samples.

Genova Diagnostics

When it comes to managing gastrointestinal health, nutrition, and metabolism – Genova Diagnostics has been a leader in the industry. They’ve been researching and refining precision health testing for decades, allowing them to create comprehensive assessments that shed light on an individual’s health status, and make recommendations for changes that bring wellness into focus.

Doctor’s Data

Doctor’s Data, Inc. is recognized as a pioneer in the laboratory testing industry, at the forefront of developing innovative testing and utilizing cutting-edge technologies like PCR analysis and liquid chromatography with tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS). They offer a wide array of specialty labs to help providers assess and treat gastrointestinal function, hormone status, heavy metal burden, nutritional deficiencies, cardiovascular risk, liver and metabolic abnormalities, and more. 

Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory

Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory specializes in functional and integrative medicine testing, focusing on gastrointestinal health. Their flagship GI-MAP test uses a cutting-edge quantitative PCR to provide a comprehensive DNA analysis that goes far beyond traditional stool testing. From gut health to food sensitivities to metabolomics, they offer a variety of tests to support providers by delivering accurate and clinically-relevant results for more personalized patient care.

3X4 Genetics

3X4 Genetics‘ data-driven testing focuses on how genes collectively influence health, empowering providers to guide patients in making more informed diet and lifestyle choices. From a single cotton swab, they can chart each patient’s unique genetic map – powered by decades of research and a proprietary AI technology, their testing helps reveal recommendations that could have the biggest impact on patient outcomes – helping providers motivate change.

Boston Heart

Boston Heart is a CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited specialty lab with a strong focus on cardiometabolic health. Their advanced diagnostics go beyond traditional lipid panels to offer exclusive, evidence-informed testing that helps stratify cardiovascular risk and chronic care management​.

Gemelli Biotech

Gemelli Biotech is a specialty lab focused on gastrointestinal and microbiome-related conditions. They’re best known for two diagnostic tools: IBS-Smart, a blood test that helps identify post-infectious IBS, and Trio-Smart, the first and only clinical breath test that measures all three gut gases: hydrogen, methane, and hydrogen sulfide.

Mosaic Diagnostics (MosaicDX)

MosaicDX’s mission is to uncover the root causes of chronic illness through advanced functional and integrative laboratory testing. They are a leader in comprehensive diagnostic solutions for environmental toxins, mold exposure, metabolic imbalances, and neurological conditions. MosaicDX is best known for pioneering the Organic Acids Test (OAT)—a powerful urine-based assessment that provides a metabolic snapshot of overall health.

Choosing testing

Each test in the labs catalog has detailed information on the biomarkers tested, a sample report, and health categories monitored. To find this information:

1. Click the Labs tab in the navigation menu.
2. Click Catalog.

   

3. Find the lab you’re looking for more information for, then click on its name. All information related to the test will be on the test information page.