Every recommendation on this website starts here. Diagnostics is the measuring layer underneath the rest, and you can book any of it on its own, without a programme and without a referral.
Sorted by the question they answer. Open one to see what it covers and what it costs. Everything here can be booked on its own.
The core of almost every question. One blood draw, over a hundred parameters, read against your history instead of against a reference range alone.
What is includedFor blood pressure that has crept up, palpitations, chest tightness, or a family history that keeps you wondering.
What is includedHormones only make sense as a system. A single value out of context explains almost nothing.
What is includedMuscle, fat and water instead of one number on a scale. Most useful as a starting point you can measure against later.
What is includedFor questions the standard panels do not reach. We use these where your history points there, not as a routine.
What is includedAmounts marked with an asterisk are indicative and are confirmed with you before treatment. Laboratory work is billed through basic insurance depending on the indication.
The measurement is the easy part. What follows decides whether it was worth anything.
CHF 150 service fee · the laboratory itself through your health insurance where the indication allows · if something belongs in specialist hands we arrange it and stay your point of contact.
Almost nobody books a laboratory value. People book a question. These are the ones we hear most often.
Iron and ferritin, thyroid, vitamin D, blood count, inflammation, blood sugar. The usual causes are a short list, and every one of them is measurable.
Blood pressure, lipid profile, ECG and long-term measurements. Your cardiovascular risk calculated from your own values, not from an average.
Thyroid, sex hormones, cortisol, insulin. Hormones only make sense read as a system, never as a single value on its own.
A finding from somewhere else, put into context. A second opinion on values you already have, without repeating the whole work-up.
Inflammation markers and blood count when symptoms persist and nobody has found a reason yet.
Micronutrient status: vitamin D, B12, folate, zinc, magnesium, omega-3. Often the answer to why a supplement changes nothing.
Microbiome, intolerances and allergies, where your history points in that direction rather than as a routine.
Body composition: muscle, fat, water. A baseline that only becomes valuable at the second measurement.