Do I need health insurance to purchase a blood panel?

No. At Tripment Health, we focus on providing transparent healthcare services to uninsured or under-insured individuals. We’ve negotiated prices directly with lab test facilities to make diagnostic lab panels available to individuals who would rather pay directly than go through a private or government-sponsored insurance carrier.

Are the Tripment Health blood panels covered by insurance?

No. By purchasing a blood panel, you will not be able to submit any claim, bill, or other request for reimbursement to any insurer, third-party payer, or Government health program. However, you can use your FSA or HSA card.

What happens after I pay online?

You will receive a payment confirmation email, then an additional email confirming your appointment details (type of test, time and location of appointment, and QR code). You will need to present your QR code to the testing facility in order to check in.

How soon will I receive my results?

Once your test is complete, you will receive your results within 1-3 business days.

What type of results will I receive?

With a blood panel, you can establish your body’s baseline values for basic health measurements like cholesterol (total, triglycerides, HDL, LDL and total cholesterol/HDL ratio), glucose and hemoglobin A1c. Additionally, depending on the blood panel you choose, you will receive data on performance measurements such as Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Magnesium, Thyroid Stimulating Hormone, and/or Testosterone. Your results are more than just numbers. Your results come with a personalized recommendation from one of our physicians.

Do I need a lab order from my provider?

No. One of our physicians will order the panels for you.

Can I be tested if I’m under 18 with parental consent?

You must be 18 or over to be able to get tested.

Is there a local patient service center near me?

Currently we have local patient service centers available in all states, except in NY, NJ, TX & RI.

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This test determines if a person's diabetes is caused by an autoimmune disorder.

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The Diabetes Autoimmune Panel is ordered to help determine whether a patient has Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. Certain types of autoimmune disorders can damage the pancreas and cause Type 1 diabetes. The tests in this panel look for antibodies in your blood related to these autoimmune disorders.

What is a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel?

The Diabetes Autoimmune Panel works by testing the following antibody types:

Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase (GAD) - 65 Antibodies
Islet Cell Antigen (ICA) 512 Antibodies, aka Islet Antigen 2 (IA2) Antibodies
Insulin Autoantibodies (IAA)

These tests help determine whether a person has Type 1 diabetes, which helps providers develop an effective treatment plan.

Why would my doctor order a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel?

This test is typically ordered when a person has been diagnosed with diabetes, but the type of diabetes has not yet been determined. It is not used as a diabetes screening.

When should I order a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel?

Your provider may wish to order a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel if you’ve exhibited the following symptoms:

frequent urination
increased thirst
unexpected weight loss
increased appetite
blurry vision
tingling or numbness in hands or feet
fatigue
very dry skin
sores that heal slowly
increased infections

You cannot take a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel at home — this test can only be administered by a medical professional at a licensed testing facility.

How do I read the results of this test?

Once you receive the results of your test, you will need to consult with your provider. Only a medical professional can diagnose your specific type of diabetes, and help you develop a treatment plan based on your needs.

Do my results change with age?

Type 1 diabetes typically first appears in children, teens, and young adults. Type 2 diabetes is the most common type of diabetes, and can first appear at any age.

What should I expect at my appointment?

To prepare for a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel, your provider may ask you to fast for a period of time, or drink a sugary solution to measure your glucose tolerance. Diabetes Autoimmune Panels are considered to be highly accurate, though they may be used in conjunction with a C-peptide or hemoglobin A1C test. Diabetes Autoimmune Panel results typically take 8-12 business days to process.

How much does a test cost?

The cost of a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel listed on Tripment Health is transparent and final – you will never be asked to pay additional fees at the testing facility, or receive a surprise bill down the road.

Where do I find an affordable Diabetes Autoimmune Panel near me?

Tripment Health has partnered with nearly 7,000 lab test facilities across 48 states. Finding a Diabetes Autoimmune Panel, current procedural technology (cpt) code 10584, is easier than ever. Add the lab tests you need to your cart, then select a testing facility conveniently close to you.

$341

+$15 service fee

Price not includes a Physician Service Fee ($6) and a Lab Collection Fee ($9). These non-refundable fees cover the ordering and oversight of lab tests, and follow-up services when appropriate.

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