Blood Testing Services

Complete Wellness Blood Testing

Recognize Your Current Health to Plan for the Future

IV Nutrition locations across the country offer comprehensive blood testing services, taking an integrative approach to assessing your overall health and wellbeing.

We test for hormones, thyroid health, cortisol levels, immune markers, inflammation markers, cellular health and much more. Following your test results, we make personalized recommendations to address any imbalances or deficiencies in one of our Functional Health Evaluations.

Wellness Panels

Basic Panel

This is a great place to start. A basic blood panel allows our clinicians to get an overview and assess where you may want to look deeper.

Advanced Panel

The advanced panel goes a bit more in depth and can give our clinicians more guidance on potential areas of need.

Comprehensive Panel

Our comprehensive panel includes everything tested for in the Basic and Advanced, but dives deeper into body systems that may be needing more support in chronic conditions.

How do blood testing services work?

The first step is to book an appointment at IV Nutrition for your blood draw

You can do this in combination with an IV service or as a stand alone procedure. In total, a blood draw takes less than 30 minutes and you can resume any activities immediately afterward.

Before your blood draw, you may need to fast for a certain amount of time (usually 8-12 hours) in order to get an accurate reading of your blood test results. Make sure to ask us for specific fasting instructions, if they are necessary.

Once the blood sample has been collected, it will be sent to a laboratory for analysis. The laboratory will process the sample and generate a report that shows your blood test results. This report will be sent to us to review your results with you and provide recommendations for follow-up appointments, products, or other at-home remedies as needed.

A Customized Approach to nutritional therapy

Data-Driven Integrative Healthcare

With the ability to provide extensive blood panels, we can look into the root causes of your issues and provide you with the healing nutrients you need, customized to your body.

Safety & Comfort

We always use top of the line medical grade equipment and nutrients to ensure safety in a clean, yet comfortable environment.

A Partnership in your Health

By providing you with the knowledge and tools you need to realize your health goals we help guide you toward optimal wellness.

Don’t Guess, Test

Look to IV Nutrition for blood testing services.

Let's get straight to the point

IV Nutrition is passionate about supporting individuals in their health and wellness goals. Through education and making high-quality nutritional therapy accessible to all. IV Nutrition strives to create a partnership with its patients, helping them achieve optimal health, wellness, and longevity.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is integrative nutritional therapy?

Integrative nutritional therapy is a form of healthcare that combines conventional Western nutritional therapy with complementary and alternative therapies to address the whole person – body, mind, and spirit – and promote optimal health and wellness.

Integrative nutritional therapy aims to treat the underlying causes of illness and disease, rather than just the symptoms, by taking into account a person’s lifestyle, environment, and unique needs and preferences.

This approach may include a range of therapies and interventions, such as nutrition, exercise, stress reduction techniques, acupuncture, massage, herbal supplements, and other complementary practices, in addition to conventional medical therapy. The goal of integrative nutritional therapy is to create a personalized, comprehensive, and collaborative approach to healthcare that empowers individuals to take an active role in their own health and healing.

Can I drink water while a fasting blood test?

For some blood tests, such as a lipid panel, glucose test or HbA1c test, you may be asked to fast for a certain period of time (usually 8-12 hours) before the test. This means that you should avoid eating or drinking anything other than water during that time.

However, for other blood tests, such as a complete blood count (CBC), electrolyte panel, or liver function test, fasting is not necessary, and you can eat and drink normally before the test.

In general, drinking water is usually allowed before a fasting blood test, as it will not affect the results of the test. However, it’s always a good idea to follow the specific instructions given to you by your healthcare provider or laboratory to ensure accurate and reliable results.