Sexual health
STD Testing
Focused and comprehensive options for common sexually transmitted infections.
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Infection Testing
Find targeted testing for sexual, urinary, respiratory, digestive, skin, nail, and wound concerns.
Start with your reason for testing
The testing options below include PCR-based panels for urinary, sexual, respiratory, gastrointestinal, skin, nail, and wound concerns. Each service page explains its specimen type and the specific organisms or resistance markers included where offered.
- People with symptoms who need a targeted place to start
- Patients seeking eligible self-pay testing without waiting for a referral
- Caregivers arranging mobile specimen collection at a home or facility
- People comparing focused infection panels before speaking with a healthcare provider
Choose a testing area
5 testing areas. Review the purpose, included testing, and current price before you choose.
Urinary health
UTI Testing
Urinary infection testing with targeted organism and resistance-marker options.
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Respiratory Infection Testing
PCR testing options for common viral and bacterial respiratory targets.
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Gastrointestinal Testing
Targeted testing for gastrointestinal pathogens using an appropriate stool specimen.
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Skin, Nail & Wound Testing
Compare fungal, wound, and comprehensive PCR panels for skin, nail, hair, or wound specimens.
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Choose the test by symptom area and specimen type
Compare the questions below. If you still need help, our team can explain collection requirements and what each option includes.
Contact our teamHow is PCR different from a rapid test or culture?
Molecular PCR tests look for genetic material, while antigen tests look for proteins. Culture grows organisms from a specimen and can provide different information. Accuracy, timing, and the best specimen vary by condition and test.
What does resistance-marker testing show?
Where offered, it checks for specified genetic markers associated with antimicrobial resistance. Results must be interpreted with the organism, specimen, and clinical picture by a qualified provider.
Which infection test should I start with?
Start with the service page that matches the affected area or symptoms. It will show the available panels, specimen type, included targets, and collection options.
Questions before you book
Clear answers about preparation, referrals, timing, and how to interpret the testing options.
Can I order infection testing without a referral?
Eligible self-pay tests can be ordered without a doctor's referral. Availability and collection requirements vary by test and location.
How quickly are PCR results available?
Many PCR results are available within 24-48 hours after the laboratory receives the specimen. Timing varies by panel and processing requirements.
Can I test if my symptoms are mild?
Testing may still be appropriate, but the right test depends on symptoms, timing, and exposure. Seek prompt medical care for severe, spreading, or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Are my results confidential?
Results are delivered through secure systems and handled according to applicable privacy practices. Contact the team if you have questions about access or disclosure.
Start with the testing area that matches your concern
Review specimens and included targets on each service page, or ask our team to help you find the closest fit.