Six PCR panels, one reporting standard

UTI

Detection of uropathogenic bacteria and yeast alongside antimicrobial resistance markers to inform therapy selection. A molecular alternative to culture where speed and polymicrobial detection matter. Accepts a urine specimen, a urine swab, or a semen swab.

SPECIMEN: URINE / URINE SWAB / SEMEN SWAB  ·  REPORTED: 24 HR

STI

A multiplex panel covering common bacterial, viral, and protozoal sexually transmitted pathogens, supporting confirmatory diagnosis and partner-management decisions.

SPECIMEN: SWAB / URINE  ·  REPORTED: 24 HR

Wound

Aerobic and anaerobic bacterial and fungal wound pathogens with associated resistance markers — useful in chronic, non-healing, or polymicrobial wounds where culture underperforms.

SPECIMEN: SWAB / TISSUE  ·  REPORTED: 24 HR

Nail Fungal

Dermatophytes and other fungi implicated in onychomycosis, identified directly from a nail clipping — resolving in a day what culture can take weeks to confirm.

SPECIMEN: NAIL CLIPPING  ·  REPORTED: 24 HR

Comprehensive Respiratory

A broad multiplex of viral and bacterial respiratory pathogens with resistance markers, built to distinguish overlapping presentations across the upper and lower respiratory tract.

SPECIMEN: NP SWAB  ·  REPORTED: 24 HR

Dermatology

Built for skin, scalp, and lesion specimens — distinct from our nail panel in both scope and targets. A single swab or scraping returns dermatophytes and yeasts, bacterial and viral pathogens, and antimicrobial and antifungal resistance markers, while culture is still days from a preliminary read.

Where a fungal culture can take up to four weeks, the Dermatology panel supports a treatment decision at the first visit — reducing empiric courses and follow-up appointments driven by diagnostic delay.

SPECIMEN: SWAB / SCRAPING  ·  REPORTED: 24 HR