Health & Wellness

During the pandemic, it’s important to know your COVID-19 status. These tests help assess current infection, past exposure, and even vaccine response.

• Antigen

  The COVID Antigen Test is for anyone who may have been exposed or believes they may currently have COVID-19, whether or not they have symptoms.

These tests comprise the most common communicable diseases circulating in our communities. These tests require a blood or respiratory sample and quickly return results to help you protect yourself and others.

• Influenza (Flu) *

  Influenza (Flu) is a viral infection that attacks the respiratory system (nose, throat, and lungs). There are two main types of influenza (flu) virus: Type A and B. The Influenza A and B virus are routinely spread in people each year and responsible for a significant number of hospitalizations and deaths.
• Strep Test *

  Strep throat is very common type of sore throat, especially among children, not usually common in adults. Viruses are the common cause of sore throats, but strep throat is an infection of the throat and tonsils and is cause by a bacteria called group A Streptococcus (group A strep).
• MonkeyPox

  Monkeypox Virus is a type of orthopoxvirus, sharing some characteristics with smallpox. It is endemic to several countries in Africa, but has recently spread to the North America and Europe. This virus is commonly spread by skin-to-skin contact with those are infected or by contact with fabric or other objects, which were touched by an infected person.

DNA testing has become a cornerstone of the way we evaluate genetic risk of diseases, court-related issues, and even the way our bodies process prescription medications. This collection of tests is designed to provide expedient access to this information on an individual or legal level.

• Paternity (Legal) Testing

  A DNA Paternity Test will compare the child’s DNA profile with that of the possible father to determine if there is a match. If the results are needed for child support or custody, birth certificate, court order, adoption, or for any other legal reasons, a legal paternity test is recommended.
• SneakPeek®

  The SneakPeek® early DNA test is an accurate early gender DNA test. The test can be conducted as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy. The SneakPeek® test looks for the male chromosome in the fetal DNA that is found in the mother’s blood.