Overview
The Comprehensive Health Panel is an on-demand lab panel designed to measure 100+ heart-health biomarkers, with MD interpretation and a personalized plan. It involves a single lab visit for a blood draw, MD-reviewed results, and a personalized video visit with a board-certified doctor to discuss a treatment, nutrition, and exercise plan. The service provides in-app heart-health risk scores (including 10-year and lifetime risk) and tracking features, and shows cholesterol ratios and other nuanced metrics. It uses a Quest Diagnostics network with ~2,200 locations for sample collection and may include app features for tracking trends and premium metrics. It supports a telemedicine/MD review across multiple states, with state availability confirmed at ordering; some locality-specific labs fees may apply (e.g., NY/NJ). The platform offers a gift option and integrates with Empirical’s mobile app and health data sources (Apple Health, wearables). Pricing is a one-time $190 payment, with HSA/FSA eligibility; local NY/NJ fees may raise total cost.
Key Features
Single lab visit
Blood draw to cover 100+ heart-health biomarkers.
MD-reviewed results and video visit
Board-certified doctor interprets results and discusses a treatment, nutrition, and exercise plan.
In-app risk scores
Includes 10-year and lifetime heart attack risk with tracking features.
Cholesterol metrics
Shows ratios such as Non-HDL/Cholesterol and LDL/Cholesterol.
Lab network access
Access to Quest Diagnostics network (~2,200 locations).
Premium metrics / tracking
Includes expanded tracking and potential Empirical Pro features.
Who Can Use This Tool?
- Heart health:Users seek MD interpretation, personalized plans, and telemedicine follow-up for heart health.
Pricing Plans
One-time fee for the Comprehensive Health Panel; HSA/FSA eligible. NY/NJ may incur an extra local lab fee.
- ✓One-time payment
- ✓HSA/FSA eligible
- ✓Telemedicine follow-up
Pros & Cons
✓ Pros
- ✓Clear MD interpretation
- ✓Actionable treatment and lifestyle plans
- ✓Telemedicine follow-up
- ✓Wide lab network (~2,200 locations)
- ✓Cholesterol risk tracking
✗ Cons
- ✗Promotional site content; independent clinical guidance recommended
- ✗Potential state-specific lab fees in NY/NJ