Doctor’s Data testing for practitioners: how to order through Fullscript
Access Doctor's Data specialty testing within Fullscript. Order gastrointestinal, hormonal, toxic and essential elements, nutritional, cardiometabolic, methylation, and environmental testing as part of your clinical workflow.
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What is Doctor’s Data
Doctor’s Data is a clinical laboratory that provides specialty testing across gastrointestinal health, hormone status, toxic and essential elements, nutritional status, cardiometabolic health, methylation, and environmental exposure.
The laboratory offers stool, urine, blood, saliva, and hair-based assays designed to measure biomarkers that may provide insight into digestive function, microbial patterns, heavy metal exposure, and metabolic processes. Testing is ordered by licensed healthcare practitioners and is used to support clinical assessment and care planning.
Quick overview
- Founded: 1972
- Specialty: Gastrointestinal, hormonal, toxic and essential elements, cardiometabolic, methylation, and nutritional testing
- Use case: Integrative, functional, and primary care settings
- Availability: U.S. and international
- Support: Provider consultations, interpretation tools, and education
What is Doctor’s Data
Doctor’s Data is a clinical laboratory that provides specialty testing across gastrointestinal health, hormone status, toxic and essential elements, nutritional status, cardiometabolic health, methylation, and environmental exposure.
The laboratory offers stool, urine, blood, saliva, and hair-based assays designed to measure biomarkers that may provide insight into digestive function, microbial patterns, heavy metal exposure, and metabolic processes. Testing is ordered by licensed healthcare practitioners and is used to support clinical assessment and care planning.
Quick overview
- Founded: 1972
- Specialty: Gastrointestinal, hormonal, toxic and essential elements, cardiometabolic, methylation, and nutritional testing
- Use case: Integrative, functional, and primary care settings
- Availability: U.S. and international
- Support: Provider consultations, interpretation tools, and education
How Doctor’s Data tests are used in clinical practice
Doctor’s Data testing may be considered when additional biomarker data is needed beyond standard laboratory evaluation.
Common clinical contexts include:
- Gastrointestinal symptoms
- Suspected microbial imbalance
- Hormonal imbalance
- Cardiometabolic health
- Methylation considerations
- Heavy metal or environmental exposure
- Nutritional and metabolic patterns
- Fatigue or low energy
- Multi-system presentations
- Baseline biomarker assessment and monitoring
Doctor’s Data reports group biomarkers into clinically meaningful categories, which may help support interpretation across physiological systems.
Laboratory standards and technology
Doctor’s Data testing spans several clinical areas:
Gastrointestinal health
Hormone and endocrine status
Toxic elements exposure
Nutritional and metabolic assessment
Cardiometabolic health
Methylation considerations
Environmental exposure markers
Frequently ordered Doctor’s Data tests
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GI360™
A stool-based test that evaluates digestion, inflammation, and microbiome-related markers.
Often considered in the evaluation of gastrointestinal symptoms.
Hair Elements Test
A hair-based test that evaluates mineral and toxic element concentrations in hair samples.
Often considered when assessing long-term exposure patterns.
Urine Toxic & Essential Elements
A urine-based test that evaluates toxic metal exposure and wasting of nutrient elements.
Often considered when assessing recent exposure and excretion patterns.
HuMap
A urine-based test that evaluates hormone metabolism.
Often considered in the evaluation of hormone status and metabolic concerns.
Doctor’s Data test selection and turnaround times
Turnaround times may vary and are not guaranteed*
Commonly used test | Specimen | Typical turnaround | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gastrointestinal symptoms | GI360™ / CSA | Stool | ~10–14 days |
| Heavy metal exposure | Urine Toxic Metals | Urine | ~7–10 days |
| Long-term exposure patterns | Hair Elements Test | Hair | ~10–14 days |
| Hormone status | HuMap | Urine | ~10–14 days |
How Doctor’s Data tests compare
GI360™ vs. Comprehensive Stool Analysis (CSA)
GI360™ | CSA | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Microbiome + PCR, + culture and microscopy | Culture + microscopy |
| Specimen | Stool | Stool |
| Use pattern | Broader microbial overview | Traditional digestive assessment |
Why order Doctor’s Data tests through Fullscript
Fullscript allows practitioners to incorporate Doctor’s Data testing into an existing clinical workflow:
Streamline the lab ordering process within your existing clinical workflow
Send test kits directly to patients or dispense from the clinic
Review results alongside other patient data
Access pricing information prior to ordering
Manage follow-up workflows within a single system
How to order Doctor’s Data tests
Create a Fullscript account
Add a Doctor’s Data test to a patient plan and send
Patients receive instructions for payment, shipping, and sample collection
Review results within your Fullscript dashboard
Frequently asked questions about Doctor’s Data testing
Key takeaways
- Doctor’s Data provides specialty testing across gastrointestinal, hormonal, toxic and essential elements, cardiometabolic, and nutritional health
- Tests are designed to measure biomarkers that may support clinical assessment across multi-system presentations
- Reports are structured to organize biomarkers across digestive, hormonal, environmental, and metabolic categories
- Test selection is guided by clinical presentation and the type of data needed
- Fullscript enables integration of Doctor’s Data testing into existing clinical workflows
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