Lab Draws/Phlebotomy

Lab draws, also known as phlebotomy or venipuncture, are procedures where blood is collected from a vein using a needle, for the purpose of laboratory testing to aid in diagnosing, monitoring, or treating various medical conditions. Although we do not treat medical conditions here at Elevation Wellness & Infusion, we empower you with lab results to share with your primary care provider for a tailored management of your own personal health.

Are you feeling fatigued, dealing with adult acne, or experiencing mood swings? Our quick and affordable lab services can provide valuable insights into your body's condition.

Add on a lab draw with your next IV infusion (with no additional draw fee $) or come in for a stand alone lab draw appointment. Either way please call ahead of time to schedule.

Below are a list of common labs or grouped labs. If you do not see a particular lab you're looking for, please contact us via email or phone and ask us directly because chances are we can!

Female Hormone Panels

Regular hormone checks are essential for women as they can assist in identifying imbalances that can affect their overall health. Monitoring hormone levels can aid in understanding symptoms like mood swings, fatigue, or changes in weight. Female Hormone Panels can help promote better physical and emotional well-being with early detection and timely interventions. Staying informed about hormone health empowers women to take control of their own personal health journey.

Male Hormone Panels

Male hormone panels are crucial for assessing overall health and well-being in men. These lab tests can identify hormonal imbalances that can lead to various health issues, such as fatigue, changes in mood, and sexual dysfunction. By monitoring hormone levels, men can take proactive steps towards treatment and prevention. Regular testing can also help men understand changes related to aging and guide them in necessary interventions.

Grouped Labs

Blood tests are crucial for assessing overall health, diagnosing illnesses, and monitoring the effectiveness of current treatments. They can help doctors identify and manage a wide range of conditions, including diseases like diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease, and cancer. They can also provide insights into how the body is functioning and helping to ensure optimal health.