“The MedTech arrived right on time, was completely professional, and the draw was painless. Results were in my inbox the next morning and a doctor actually called to walk me through everything. Worth every peso.”
9 markersEst. 24hFasting
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel
A deeper look at how your body is really running. This panel checks your blood sugar, kidney function, electrolytes, and minerals together — the balance that keeps your whole system working — to catch imbalances before they become symptoms.
What's included
· 9 markers, 1 medical categoriesWhat's included
- Glucose, Fasting
- BUN
- Creatinine
- BUN/Crea Ratio
- Sodium
- Potassium
- Chloride
- Calcium, Total
- CO2
Who books this
Annual baseline
Most adults 25+ booking their first or yearly checkup.
Recovery checks
After illness, surgery, or as part of long-COVID follow-up.
Life-event prep
Before travel, a new role, insurance paperwork, or a planned wellness reset.
How this booking works
Book
Pick mode, clinic, and your preferred times — right here.
Get tested
MedTech visits or you walk into the partner clinic.
Results update
By text and email, with every marker explained plainly.
Optional consult
Optional add-on — add a licensed doctor to walk you through anything flagged.
What 167 patients say
“I’d been putting this off for way too long. Booked it, they came to me, no waiting room, no commute. The results were clear and a doctor followed up with a proper explanation. I wish I’d done this sooner.”
“Really comprehensive panel and the home collection saved me so much time. Results took a day longer than I expected but the doctor walkthrough at the end made it all worth it.”
Common questions
It includes: Glucose, Fasting, BUN, Creatinine, BUN/Crea Ratio, Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, Calcium, Total, and CO2.
Yes — fast for 8 to 12 hours before your blood draw. Water is allowed.
Partner clinics
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Optional add-on
Not sure where to start? Add a physician consult.
An optional add-on: a 15-minute consult with a licensed physician to figure out which package — or which single test — actually answers what you came in for.
