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Access Labs™ testing for practitioners: how to order through Fullscript

Access Labs is a full-service multi-specialty clinical laboratory that provides testing across a wide range of clinical areas. Order from a broad range of biomarkers from blood, saliva, urine, and more. Add Access Labs' hormone, metabolic, and general health assessments as part of your clinical workflow.

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What is Access Labs™

Access Medical Labs is a multi-specialty clinical laboratory built to support the full scope of your diagnostic needs. From blood and saliva to urine and beyond, you can order the biomarkers that matter for your patients — and bring hormone panels, metabolic testing, and general health screenings into your practice without disrupting how you already work.

Quick overview

  • Founded: 2003
  • Specialty: Laboratory testing with reduced specimen volume requirements and complimentary draw supplies
  • Use case: Integrative, functional, and preventative care settings
  • Availability: North America
  • Support: Provider educational resources, structured reporting, clinical consults.

How Access Labs tests are used in clinical practice

Access Labs testing is used for laboratory testing as part of clinical evaluation.

Common clinical contexts include:

  • Hormone-related symptom patterns
  • Thyroid function evaluation
  • Infectious disease screening
  • Nutritional and metabolic patterns
  • Multi-system presentations
  • Baseline biomarker assessment and monitoring

Reports organize biomarkers into structured categories that practitioners may review as part of their own assessment.

Laboratory standards and technology

Types of Access Labs tests

Access Labs testing spans several clinical areas:

Hormone and endocrine testing

Thyroid panels

Cardiometabolic and lipid markers

Infectious disease screening

General wellness panels

Frequently ordered Access Labs tests

Functional Health Panel (Male/Female)

A blood-based testing approach that evaluates key wellness markers across areas such as hormones, metabolic health, thyroid function, inflammation, nutrients, and overall health patterns.

Often considered when providers are assessing broader trends related to energy, weight, hormone balance, and overall wellness.

Comprehensive Female/Male Panel

A blood-based test that evaluates hormone markers.

Often considered when assessing hormone-related patterns.

Thyroid Panel Comprehensive

A blood-based test that evaluates thyroid function markers.

Often considered when assessing thyroid-related concerns.

FoodANALYZER™ IgG Food Sensitivity

A blood-based test that evaluates IgG antibody responses to select foods.
Often considered when providers are assessing food-related reactions, digestive wellness, and overall health trends.

Food antibody/IgG testing reflects immune response patterns and should not be interpreted as a standalone diagnosis of food allergy, food intolerance, or food-triggered disease.


Infectious Disease Panels

Blood-based tests that evaluate markers associated with various infectious diseases, such as sexually transmitted diseases/infections (STDs), Epstein-Barr, or Hepatitis (A, B, or C).

Often considered when assessing exposure or infection-related patterns.

Results reflect markers associated with infectious agents and may not independently establish active infection; interpret alongside exposure history, symptoms, and other clinical findings.

Saliva Hormone Opendx Deluxe

Saliva-based panels that evaluate hormone markers, including cortisol.

Often considered when providers are assessing stress response, energy patterns, sleep, and hormone-related wellness trends.

Heavy Metals, 21 Toxic/16 Nutritional

A urine-based test that evaluates select heavy metal and nutritional markers.

Often considered when providers are assessing environmental exposure patterns and overall wellness trends.

Access Labs test selection and turnaround times

Turnaround times may vary and are not guaranteed*

How Access Labs tests compare

Comprehensive Female/Male Panels vs. standard hormone testing

Why order Access Labs tests through Fullscript

Fullscript allows practitioners to incorporate Access Labs testing into an existing clinical workflow:

Streamline the lab ordering process within your existing clinical workflow

Send requisitions directly to patients

Review results alongside other patient data

Access pricing information prior to ordering

Manage follow-up workflows within a single system

Most results are typically provided within approximately 24 hours; turnaround times may vary and are not guaranteed.

How to order Access Labs tests

1

Create a Fullscript account

2

Add an Access Labs test to a patient plan and send

3

Patients receive instructions for payment, lab draw, and processing

4

Review results within your Fullscript dashboard

Frequently asked questions about Access Labs testing

Key takeaways

  • Access Labs provides blood-based testing and general health assessment panels
  • Typical turnaround of approximately 24 hours (may vary)
  • Reduced specimen volume requirements
  • Complimentary draw supplies provided to practitioners
  • Tests are designed to measure biomarkers across multiple clinical systems
  • Reports are structured to organize grouped biomarkers for practitioner review
  • Test selection is guided by clinical presentation and assessment goals
  • Fullscript enables integration of testing into clinical workflows

Start ordering Access Labs tests

Create a Fullscript account to access Access Labs testing

This content is intended for licensed healthcare practitioners for educational purposes. Access Labs tests are laboratory tests ordered and interpreted by the practitioner as part of their own clinical assessment, alongside patient history, symptoms, and other clinical data. Test results are not a diagnosis of any disease or condition. Food antibody/IgG testing reflects immune response patterns and is not a diagnosis of food allergy, intolerance, or food-triggered disease. Fullscript does not interpret results or provide medical advice.