Guiding you through blood testing

Test By Disease helps you and providers navigate blood tests based on categorical disorders, for example: heart disease, diabetes, cancer, and even Lyme disease. Did you know that high levels in Homocysteine in the blood is related to a higher risk of coronary heart disease, blood clots, heart attacks and strokes? Searching for blood tests based on related diseases can help you specifically narrow down an illness. 

Did you know according to Quest Diagnostics that 70-80% of all clinical decisions come from blood testing and disease appears before a symptom is present? But even with data like this being proactive about your personal healthcare can still be hard or inconvenient to access important blood markers traditionally.  

“Don’t just think you’re healthy, Know you’re healthy” is our slogan and we stand behind proactive healthcare. Looking in the mirror every day and liking what you see is not a solid way to be proactive about your personal healthcare. We all know what we look like from the outside but knowing what we look like from the inside can give us critical information about our bodies to potentially prevent and cure diseases early. 

At New Century Labs we want to make you feel like accessing blood tests doesn’t have to be so daunting, expensive, and hard to reach. Simply click on “Test by Disease” and find a categorical concern. You can then find a correlating blood test related to your health concern for a more accurate finding. 

Proactive Healthcare

New Century Labs recommends discussing your health goals with your doctor and coming up with a game plan. Ordering tests yourself can help you provide your doctor information for a more meaningful conversation to help you be the most optimal in health. In the United States, 90M Americans are pre-diabetic and don’t even know it, a simple A1c blood test can provide you with a direct answer in 24 hours for only $23. Ordering a simple Vitamin D test for only $33 can detect why you might be tired, and sluggish, or in a sad mood as a lack of Vitamin D has shown.

We want to make a positive difference in our healthcare community to help you be more proactive about your health.