Essential Panel
WHAT'S COVERED
Checkout asks for basic info only. Then walk into a nearby Quest for your draw.
Personalized blood panels, with main panels from $196. No membership. No insurance required. A licensed clinician reviews every result and gives you clear next steps.
What brings you here?
Pick one — we'll point you to the right panel.
Checkout asks for basic info only. Then walk into a nearby Quest for your draw.
Checkout asks for basic info only. Then walk into a nearby Quest for your draw.
Checkout asks for basic info only. Then walk into a nearby Quest for your draw.
Checkout asks for basic info only. Then walk into a nearby Quest for your draw.
No diagnosis or prescription is guaranteed. Every order is reviewed for clinical appropriateness.
Not just numbers. Every result comes with clinician notes on what it may mean and what to discuss next.
YOUR PORTAL — ILLUSTRATIVE
Low iron stores can go along with tiredness. Your notes say what to discuss with your clinician and when to retest.
How your body handles blood sugar over time — not just one glucose number.
Read as a set, with plain-English context on what the combination may mean.
Just your basic info — no long questionnaire. Your clinician-signed lab order lands in your portal.

Pick from 2,000+ Quest Diagnostics locations near home or work and bring your requisition.

Plain-English clinician notes on every marker and clear next steps, right in your portal.
Main panels from $196 · No membership · No insurance required
Every panel includes the draw, clinician interpretation, a personalized supplement protocol, and permanent access to your results.
70 biomarkers — the annual baseline everyone should have.
À la carte: ~$1,200 · You save ~$1,00075 biomarkers — full testosterone, thyroid, metabolic & cardio.
À la carte: ~$1,800 · You save ~$1,50080 biomarkers — full female hormones, testosterone, thyroid & metabolic.
À la carte: ~$2,200 · You save ~$1,850Not sure which fits? Compare everything included in each panel ↓
Also available: Comprehensive Hormone · 88 · Core Women’s · 67 · Core Health · 63 See other panels →
Every panel covers a full CBC, kidney and liver function. Here is what each goal looks at — and which panels include it.
HbA1c, fasting insulin, glucose (+ uric acid in Essential)
Read together, these can help explain energy dips and weight changes — your clinician notes say what to discuss next.
Total, free & bioavailable testosterone, SHBG, DHT, DHEA. Women’s adds estradiol, progesterone, FSH, LH
Hormones are read as a set, not one number in isolation.
TSH in every panel. Free T3, Free T4 and morning cortisol in Men’s & Women’s
Together these can help explain tiredness, weight changes and feeling run-down.
Full lipid panel in every panel. hsCRP and homocysteine in Essential
Helps you track heart-health markers over time with your clinician.
Vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin, TIBC, iron saturation. Folate (RBC) in Essential & Women’s
Spot common nutrient gaps that can sit behind fatigue.
Kidney (9), liver (8) and a full blood count with differential (33)
The everyday baseline every panel includes.
Most primary-care annuals stop at ~30 basic markers. Our six panels run 63 to 88 biomarkers and a clinician writes you a plain-English plan you can actually follow.
Choose from 2,000+ Quest Diagnostics locations, book a time, and bring the requisition from your portal.
Want something more focused, or more in-depth? These three are also available through our Fullscript store.
Our most in-depth hormone panel.
WHAT'S INSIDEFoundational hormone testing for women.
WHAT'S INSIDEA basic health check, plus vitamin B12.
WHAT'S INSIDE
DirectCare AI is supported by experienced healthcare professionals dedicated to delivering patient-centered care. Dr. Pepin provides clinical guidance on our wellness, movement and general nutrition programs. Prescription treatment protocols are directed by our US-licensed prescribing clinicians.
Main panels from $196 · No membership · No insurance required · Results in 3–5 days
Choose My Panel →No diagnosis or prescription is guaranteed. Every order is reviewed for clinical appropriateness.