A fuller picture, and the time to talk it through.
Most annual bloodwork checks a handful of things and takes ten minutes to explain. This program goes much further, and then we sit down together and go through every line of it.
Testing alone doesn't make anyone better. What helps is knowing which numbers matter for you, which don't, and what to do next.
Seven core measurements that everything else is read against. If you've had them done recently, bring the results and we'll skip them.
The five focus panels never repeat Foundation, so you never pay twice for a Foundation test.
A full appointment, in person or by video. Not a voicemail, and not a portal message saying everything looks fine.
Every panel costs the laboratory's price plus our $150 fee. We add nothing to the laboratory's price.
Paid directly to Access Medical Labs, at their price, with nothing added.
Covers the draw, processing, the courier, and Helen's time interpreting your results and building a plan with you.
The fee is charged once per appointment, however many panels you add.
7 markers
Most people start here.
Seven core measurements that everything else is read against.
Have insurance? Screening your plan covers, like cholesterol and A1c, is billed to your insurance as usual. These prices are for patients paying out of pocket.
Each price below is the panel on its own, including our fee. Add more than one to the same appointment and the fee is charged once.
8 markers
Consider this if: Changed cycles, perimenopause, or symptoms nobody has been able to place.
9 markers
Consider this if: Low energy, poor sleep, or loss of strength or drive.
11 markers
Consider this if: You're trying to conceive. Take this instead of Women's Hormones.
16 markers
Consider this if: Weight that won't shift, or baseline and safety monitoring for GLP-1 medication.
6 markers
It starts where it should: celiac disease is real, testable, and routinely missed.
Consider this if: Food seems to set off symptoms, or you've been told you have a "food sensitivity" without anyone testing you for celiac disease.
Prices last checked: September 27, 2026
Prefer not to come in? At-home draw: $75, in addition to the laboratory price and our $150 fee.
Fasting: fasting is preferred for all of our lab work. We'll give you specific instructions when you book.
| Panels | Laboratory | You pay (with our $150 fee) |
|---|---|---|
| Foundation alone | $65 | $215 |
| Foundation + Women's Hormones | $144 | $294 |
| Foundation + Weight & Metabolism | $195 | $345 |
| Foundation + Men's Hormones + Weight & Metabolism | $280 | $430 |
Prices last checked: September 27, 2026
Laboratory cost only. Same draw, no second fee.
Prices last checked: September 27, 2026
Build your own. Helen can put together a custom panel from the laboratory's catalog and price it for you before you commit.
IgG shows which foods you've eaten, not which ones you react to. The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology lists IgG food testing among unproven tests, and the European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology reached the same conclusion.
They turn up positives you'll never react to, which is worry rather than information.
It's not a substitute for the preventive screening your insurance already covers, and it's not a diagnosis. Some findings will lead to treatment, some to a repeat test in three months, and some will simply be reassuring. We'll tell you honestly which is which.
The laboratory bills you directly, and you know the full cost before anything is drawn. No claim, no EOB, no bill six weeks later. Most patients can use HSA or FSA funds (confirm with your plan administrator).
Screening that your insurance covers at no cost to you, we bill to your insurance as normal. We never charge you cash for something your plan would have covered.
Prefer not to come in? At-home blood draws are available across Greater Boston and Central Massachusetts for a flat $75, paid out of pocket and performed by Labs at Home. That's in addition to the laboratory price and our $150 fee. To arrange one, request an appointment or call us at (774) 220-8264.
Home draw price last checked: September 27, 2026
This page is general information, not medical advice. Which tests are right for you, and what your results mean, is decided at a visit with Helen Hardy, APRN, FNP-BC.
