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KBMO Diagnostics testing for practitioners: how to order through Fullscript
Access KBMO Diagnostics specialty testing within Fullscript. Order food immune response and gut barrier testing as part of your clinical workflow.
Who is KBMO Diagnostics?
KBMO Diagnostics is a CLIA-certified specialty laboratory focused on food immune response and gut health testing. The laboratory provides blood-based testing that can help practitioners evaluate immune responses to foods and biomarkers associated with intestinal barrier function. Testing is ordered by licensed healthcare practitioners and is reviewed as part of their own clinical assessment and individualized care, alongside patient history, physical examination, and other laboratory findings.
Quick overview
- Founded: 2007
- Specialty: Food immune response and gut barrier testing
- Use case: Integrative, functional, and primary care
- Availability: U.S. (availability may vary by region)
- Support: Provider education, interpretation resources, and clinical support
Who is KBMO Diagnostics?
KBMO Diagnostics is a CLIA-certified specialty laboratory focused on food immune response and gut health testing. The laboratory provides blood-based testing that can help practitioners evaluate immune responses to foods and biomarkers associated with intestinal barrier function. Testing is ordered by licensed healthcare practitioners and is reviewed as part of their own clinical assessment and individualized care, alongside patient history, physical examination, and other laboratory findings.
Quick overview
- Founded: 2007
- Specialty: Food immune response and gut barrier testing
- Use case: Integrative, functional, and primary care
- Availability: U.S. (availability may vary by region)
- Support: Provider education, interpretation resources, and clinical support
How KBMO Diagnostics tests are used in clinical practice
Common clinical contexts include:
• Suspected food-related immune responses
• Gastrointestinal symptoms
• Elimination diet planning
• Monitoring dietary interventions
• Assessment of gut barrier biomarkers when clinically appropriate
Reports organize biomarkers into structured categories intended to support interpretation within the broader clinical picture.
Laboratory standards and technology
Types of KBMO Diagnostics tests
KBMO Diagnostics currently offers specialty testing across gastrointestinal health, immune response, and cardiometabolic health.
Current panels available through Fullscript include:
Gut Barrier Panel
FIT 22 + Gut Barrier Panel
FIT 132 + Gut Barrier Panel
FIT 176 + Gut Barrier Panel
Cardiovascular Inflammation Test (CIT)
Frequently ordered KBMO Diagnostics tests
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Gut Barrier Panel
Evaluates biomarkers associated with intestinal barrier function.
Often considered when evaluating gastrointestinal symptoms or food-related immune responses, depending on the clinical presentation.
FIT 22 + Gut Barrier Panel
Combines the Gut Barrier Panel with food immune response assessment for 22 food antigens.
Often considered when evaluating gastrointestinal symptoms or food-related immune responses, depending on the clinical presentation.
FIT 132 + Gut Barrier Panel
Combines the Gut Barrier Panel with food immune response assessment for 132 food antigens.
Often considered when evaluating gastrointestinal symptoms or food-related immune responses, depending on the clinical presentation.
FIT 176 + Gut Barrier Panel
Combines the Gut Barrier Panel with food immune response assessment for 176 food antigens.
Often considered when evaluating gastrointestinal symptoms or food-related immune responses, depending on the clinical presentation.
Cardiovascular Inflammation Test (CIT)
Measures cardiovascular and metabolic biomarkers from a dried blood spot specimen.
The CIT measures lipid, inflammatory, metabolic, and nutritional biomarkers, including Vitamin D, which practitioners may review alongside other clinical data.
Common clinical contexts include:
- General cardiometabolic assessment
- Monitoring of lipid, inflammatory, metabolic, and nutritional biomarkers
- Lifestyle and nutritional intervention monitoring.
KBMO Diagnostics test selection and turnaround times
Turnaround times may vary and are not guaranteed*
Commonly used test | Specimen | Typical turnaround | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gut barrier assessment | Gut Barrier Panel | Blood | 7-10 days |
| Limited food immune response | FIT 22 + Gut Barrier Panel | Blood | 7–10 days |
| Expanded food immune response | FIT 132 + Gut Barrier Panel | Blood | 7-10 days |
| Full-panel food immune response | FIT 176 + Gut Barrier Panel | Blood | 7-10 days |
| Cardiometabolic Assessment | Cardiovascular Inflammation Test (CIT) | Dried Blood Spot | 7-10 days |
Why order KBMO Diagnostics tests through Fullscript
Fullscript allows practitioners to incorporate KBMO Diagnostics testing into an existing clinical workflow:
Streamline the lab ordering process within your existing clinical workflow
Send laboratory orders directly to patients
Review results alongside other patient information
Access practitioner pricing
Manage follow-up care within a single workflow
How to order KBMO Diagnostics tests
Create a Fullscript practitioner account
Add a KBMO Diagnostics panel to the patient plan
Send the laboratory order
Patients complete specimen collection
Review results within Fullscript
Frequently asked questions about KBMO Diagnostics
Key takeaways
- Fullscript offers five KBMO Diagnostics specialty panels.
- Panels include immune response, gut health, and cardiometabolic health assessments.
- The Cardiovascular Inflammation Test (CIT) measures lipid, inflammatory, metabolic, and nutritional biomarkers, including Vitamin D, in one dried blood spot test.
- Panel selection should be guided by each patient's clinical presentation and care goals.
- Results are intended to support, not replace, clinical judgment.
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This content is intended for licensed healthcare practitioners for educational purposes. KBMO Diagnostics tests are laboratory tests ordered and interpreted by the practitioner as part of their own clinical assessment, alongside patient history, physical examination, and other clinical data. Food antibody/sensitivity testing reflects immune response patterns and is not a diagnosis of food allergy, food intolerance, or food-triggered disease. Cardiometabolic biomarker results are not a diagnosis of any cardiovascular or metabolic condition. Fullscript does not interpret results or provide medical advice.