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Your Precision Health Path

Start with better information. Build what your body needs.

Inside View Health connects your wellness priorities, laboratory information, and customized supplementation in one clear process—without memberships, generic bundles, or supplement guesswork.

Personalized testing

Testing built around your results—not a one-size-fits-all package

Level 1

Essential

The shared Foundational Panel plus your leading eligible focus module.

Level 2

Comprehensive

The Foundational Panel plus up to your top three eligible focus modules.

Level 3

Elite

Everything in Comprehensive plus approved advanced markers for those same modules.

  • One shared Foundational Panel creates the common baseline for everyone.
  • Eligible focus modules are based on your strongest assessment areas and relevant eligibility information.
  • Essential, Comprehensive, and Elite describe testing depth—not memberships or ongoing programs.
  • Existing markers are not intentionally duplicated or charged twice.
  • Exact options and pricing are presented before you move forward.
  • After your selection is reviewed, you receive a lab requisition order to complete your draw at a professional laboratory near you.

How the pieces connect

From laboratory insight to a formula built for you

  1. Assess / Bring Labs
  2. Test & Review
  3. Formula Blueprint
  4. Your Approval

Illustrative personalized testing pathway

Illustrative example — not a recommendation.

Assessment focus areas → chosen testing depth

Shared Foundational Panel

The common baseline for everyone

+ Stress & Recovery focus module

Added because the assessment surfaced it as a leading focus area

+ Nutrient & Anemia focus module

Added because the assessment surfaced it as a leading focus area

+ Thyroid focus module

Added because the assessment surfaced it as a leading focus area

Which modules apply — and whether Essential, Comprehensive, or Elite depth fits — is determined by each person’s assessment and eligibility, never assumed.

Illustrative Formula Blueprint

Illustrative example — final ingredients and dosages depend on reviewed results and approval.

Preview of what you’ll review and approve

Nutrient support

Stress & recovery support

Metabolic or thyroid-related nutritional support

  • Every proposal shows: ingredient
  • Every proposal shows: why it is included
  • Every proposal shows: proposed dosage
  • Every proposal shows: supply duration
  • Every proposal shows: final price
  1. Review
  2. Ask questions
  3. Approve
  4. Customized formula prepared

Potential blood-testing pathways

Broad blood testing, not just specialty kits

Most wellness questions start with conventional blood work collected at a national draw-center laboratory. These are the pathway families we’re designing around.

These are potential blood-testing pathways that could later be fulfilled through major national draw-center laboratories. Nothing here is orderable today. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch, and would remain subject to our verified catalog, ordering workflow, state rules, clinician authorization, specimen requirements, and pricing.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Foundational Wellness Panel

The broad starting view most people begin with — a wide look at common everyday markers rather than one narrow question.

Common laboratory topics

  • Complete blood count (CBC)
  • Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)
  • Lipid panel
  • Hemoglobin A1c
  • Urinalysis where appropriate

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Metabolic & Energy Panel

A closer look at how the body appears to be handling fuel, energy and everyday metabolic rhythm.

Common laboratory topics

  • Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)
  • Fasting glucose
  • Hemoglobin A1c
  • Insulin where available
  • Lipid markers

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Thyroid Overview

Context markers often discussed when energy, temperature comfort, weight patterns or mood feel unsettled.

Common laboratory topics

  • TSH
  • Free T4
  • Free T3

Thyroid antibodies are considered only as an expanded pathway where appropriate.

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Men's Health & Hormone Overview

Hormone context markers frequently discussed alongside energy, drive, body composition and life stage.

Common laboratory topics

  • Total and free testosterone
  • SHBG
  • Estradiol
  • LH / FSH
  • PSA when age and history make it appropriate

Relevance depends on age, history and current medications.

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Women's Health & Hormone Overview

Hormone and life-stage context markers discussed around cycle patterns, sleep, mood steadiness and transitions.

Common laboratory topics

  • Estradiol
  • Progesterone
  • LH / FSH
  • Testosterone and SHBG
  • Life-stage-oriented markers

Timing within a cycle, life stage and relevance vary considerably from person to person.

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Heart & Circulation Panel

A wider cardiovascular context view than a standard lipid panel alone, used for long-term tracking.

Common laboratory topics

  • Standard lipid panel
  • ApoB
  • Lp(a)
  • hs-CRP
  • Glucose and hemoglobin A1c

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Nutrient & Anemia Overview

Common nutrient and blood-status topics that often shape nutritional support conversations.

Common laboratory topics

  • Complete blood count (CBC)
  • Ferritin and iron studies
  • Vitamin B12
  • Folate
  • Vitamin D
  • Magnesium where appropriate

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Liver & Kidney Overview

Everyday filtration and processing context — the organs doing much of the body's routine clearing work.

Common laboratory topics

  • Liver-related markers within a CMP
  • Kidney-related markers within a CMP
  • eGFR and creatinine
  • Urine-related markers where appropriate

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Potential blood-testing pathway

Inflammation & Immune Context

General background context that is usually tracked over time rather than read as a single answer.

Common laboratory topics

  • Complete blood count (CBC)
  • Selected inflammation-related markers

These markers are nonspecific. On their own they do not identify a cause, a condition or a diagnosis.

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

Secondary

Specialty and at-home collection

Specialty kits sit after the conventional pathways — useful in specific situations, but not the center of the offer.

Secondary · specialty pathway

Targeted Specialty Testing

A secondary category — at-home and specialty collection topics that only make sense after the broader picture, and only where genuinely appropriate.

Common laboratory topics

  • Rhythm and sleep-oriented specialty topics
  • Digestive and microbiome-oriented specialty topics
  • Environmental exposure topics, after a separate appropriateness review

Specialty testing sits behind conventional blood-testing pathways, not at the center of the offer.

Examples only. Final availability and panel contents will be confirmed before launch.

What we look at

One shared foundation, eight focus modules, three levels

Everyone starts from the same Foundational Panel. Your assessment then organizes which focus modules are worth reading about first. Nothing here is ordered, prescribed, or charged.

Shared starting point

The Foundational Panel

Every level starts from the same shared Foundational Panel. Focus modules add depth around the areas your assessment surfaced — they never replace the foundation.

  • CBC with differential and platelets

    A broad look at red cells, white cells and platelets.

  • Comprehensive metabolic panel with eGFR

    Common chemistry, kidney and liver context markers.

  • Standard lipid panel

  • Hemoglobin A1c

  • TSH with reflex to free T4

  • Iron, TIBC and ferritin

  • Vitamin B12 and serum folate

  • Vitamin D, 25-hydroxy total

  • High-sensitivity CRP

What's included — every Foundational Panel marker

CBC with differential and platelets

  • White blood cell count (WBC)
  • Red blood cell count (RBC)
  • Hemoglobin
  • Hematocrit
  • MCV
  • MCH
  • MCHC
  • RDW
  • Platelets
  • MPV
  • Neutrophils (percent and absolute where reported)
  • Lymphocytes (percent and absolute where reported)
  • Monocytes (percent and absolute where reported)
  • Eosinophils (percent and absolute where reported)
  • Basophils (percent and absolute where reported)

Comprehensive metabolic panel with eGFR

  • Glucose
  • BUN
  • Creatinine
  • eGFR
  • BUN/creatinine ratio
  • Sodium
  • Potassium
  • Chloride
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Calcium
  • Total protein
  • Albumin
  • Globulin
  • A/G ratio
  • Total bilirubin
  • Alkaline phosphatase
  • AST
  • ALT

Standard lipid panel

  • Total cholesterol
  • Triglycerides
  • HDL
  • Calculated LDL
  • Cholesterol/HDL ratio
  • Non-HDL cholesterol

Hemoglobin A1c

  • Hemoglobin A1c

TSH with reflex to free T4

  • TSH
  • Free T4 (produced by reflex when applicable)

Iron, TIBC and ferritin

  • Iron
  • TIBC
  • Percent saturation
  • Ferritin

Vitamin B12 and serum folate

  • Vitamin B12
  • Serum folate

Vitamin D, 25-hydroxy total

  • Vitamin D, 25-hydroxy total

High-sensitivity CRP

  • hs-CRPA nonspecific inflammation-context marker.

Added depth

Eight focus modules

Your assessment surfaces which of these are worth reading about first. Modules add to the foundation — they never replace it, and markers already in the foundation are never duplicated.

Stress & Recovery

Context markers commonly reviewed when stress load, recovery and sleep quality are the strongest theme in someone's answers.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • Morning cortisol
  • DHEA-S

Added at Comprehensive

  • RBC magnesium

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Multi-point cortisol / sleep-rhythm specialty testing· conditionalSeparately reviewed for appropriateness — never added automatically.
  • Single-point cortisol is a snapshot influenced by timing, sleep, illness, medication and recent stress.
  • These markers describe context. They do not define a condition or a syndrome.

Metabolic & Energy

Additional context beyond the glucose, A1c and lipids already inside the Foundational Panel.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • Fasting insulin

Added at Comprehensive

  • C-peptide
  • Uric acid
  • GGT

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Advanced insulin-resistance calculation or panel where available· conditionalAvailability varies; reviewed before it is ever included.
  • Glucose, A1c and standard lipids are already in the Foundational Panel and are never duplicated here.
  • Fasting status strongly affects insulin and related markers.

Thyroid

Depth beyond the TSH with reflex to free T4 that everyone already receives in the foundation.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • Free T4Included only when the foundational reflex did not already produce it.
  • Free T3

Added at Comprehensive

  • Thyroid peroxidase antibody
  • Thyroglobulin antibody

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Reverse T3· conditionalOnly after a separate clinical review. Not a routine or universally useful marker.
  • Thyroid antibodies and reverse T3 are not universally necessary and are not appropriate for everyone.
  • Thyroid results are interpreted alongside history, medication and symptoms — never in isolation.

Heart & Circulation

Cardiovascular context that goes beyond the standard lipid panel and hs-CRP already in the foundation.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • ApoB
  • Lp(a)

Added at Comprehensive

  • Homocysteine

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Advanced lipid particle / fractionation testing· conditionalConsidered only after review — not a default upgrade.
  • Standard lipids and hs-CRP are already in the Foundational Panel and are never duplicated here.
  • Nothing here estimates cardiovascular risk or replaces a clinical evaluation.

Men's Hormone & Life-Stage

Requires eligibility review

Hormone context reviewed for eligible adults. This module is never selected from assessment answers alone.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • Total testosterone
  • SHBG
  • Albumin-calculated or measured free testosterone

Added at Comprehensive

  • Sensitive estradiol
  • LH
  • FSH
  • Prolactin
  • DHEA-S

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • PSA· conditionalOnly where age, history and clinical requirements support it.
  • Other advanced hormone markers· conditionalOnly after separate clinical review.
  • Hormone results depend heavily on collection timing, medication, illness and history.
  • Nothing here is a treatment plan, a prescription or a statement that therapy is appropriate.
  • Requires eligibility review. Age, sex, health history and medications are confirmed with you before this module can be included — they are never inferred from your answers.

Women's Hormone & Life-Stage

Requires eligibility review

Hormone context reviewed for eligible adults, with cycle and life-stage timing confirmed first. Never selected from assessment answers alone.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • Estradiol
  • Progesterone
  • FSH
  • LH

Added at Comprehensive

  • Total testosterone
  • Free testosterone
  • SHBG
  • DHEA-S
  • Prolactin

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Life-stage or cycle-specific expansion· conditionalOnly after cycle timing, pregnancy status, hormone medication and clinical review.
  • Cycle day, pregnancy status, contraception and hormone therapy change how these markers are read.
  • Sex, cycle phase, menopause status and pregnancy are never inferred from assessment answers.
  • Requires eligibility review. Cycle timing, pregnancy status, hormone medications and health history are confirmed with you before this module can be included.

Nutrient & Anemia

Nutrient context beyond the CBC, iron studies, B12/folate and vitamin D already in the foundation.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • RBC magnesium
  • Zinc

Added at Comprehensive

  • Copper
  • Methylmalonic acid
  • Homocysteine

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Targeted nutrient testing· conditionalOnly after diet, history and formulation review.
  • CBC, iron/ferritin, B12/folate and vitamin D are already in the Foundational Panel and are never duplicated here.
  • Nutrient markers reflect recent intake and supplementation as much as long-term status.

Liver, Kidney & Inflammation Context

Additional organ-system and inflammation context beyond the CMP with eGFR and hs-CRP already in the foundation.

What's included at each level

Added at Essential

  • GGT
  • Urine albumin/creatinine ratio

Added at Comprehensive

  • Cystatin C with eGFR
  • ESR

Added at Elite — conditional, subject to review

  • Additional liver, kidney or inflammation testing· conditionalOnly after clinical review.
  • CMP with eGFR and hs-CRP are already in the Foundational Panel and are never duplicated here.
  • Inflammation markers are nonspecific: they can move for many ordinary reasons and do not identify a cause.
  • This module is context, not detoxification testing. Toxin or exposure testing is never added from assessment answers.

Three progressive levels

Essential, Comprehensive, Elite

Each level contains everything in the level before it. A higher level means more breadth and depth of information — not greater severity, urgency, or a better choice for you.

Level 1 — Essential

Foundational Panel plus your leading eligible focus module.

Pricing being finalized

Review pathway

Level 2 — Comprehensive

Foundational Panel plus up to your top three eligible focus modules.

Pricing being finalized

Review pathway

Level 3 — Elite

Everything in Comprehensive plus approved advanced markers associated with those same modules.

Pricing being finalized

Review pathway

Cumulative levels, and no marker counted twice

Each level contains everything in the level before it: Essential is inside Comprehensive, and Comprehensive is inside Elite.

  • Every marker is counted and collected once. When two focus modules share a marker, it appears in your list a single time — you are never shown or charged for it twice.
  • Markers already inside the Foundational Panel are never repeated by a focus module.
  • Shared examples: DHEA-S spans Stress, Men's and Women's Hormone; RBC magnesium spans Stress and Nutrient; GGT spans Metabolic and Liver/Kidney; homocysteine spans Heart and Nutrient.
  • Free T4 is added by the Thyroid module only when the foundational TSH reflex did not already produce it.
  • Standard and ultrasensitive estradiol are different tests, not duplicates. A clinician selects whichever is appropriate — they are never both added automatically.
  • Where a laboratory offers a combined panel, it is used only as an internal alternative and never reintroduces a marker you already have.

Formula Blueprint

Your results lead to a formula you can understand and approve

  • Reviewed laboratory information guides a personalized Formula Blueprint.
  • The proposal clearly shows ingredients, purpose, dosage, supply duration, and price.
  • You can review, ask questions, approve, or decline — nothing moves forward without your approval.
  • After approval, the customized supplement formula is prepared using high-quality, clinical-grade ingredients and clinically relevant dosages.

Choose the best place to begin

Start with the assessment, or upload laboratory results you already have. Either way, you’ll see clear options and pricing before anything moves forward.