Twelve rooms. Twelve different answers.
The programme is identical everywhere — you buy at clinic pricing and resell at your own, and we match any order of ten or more. The clinical argument, the panel we would lead with and the numbers are not, so we wrote them out separately rather than send every practice the same deck.
Dental & periodontal
The perio exam is still probing depths and clinical judgement. This makes it a number, on a recall visit already booked.
HRT & men's health
A panel missing PSA and LH sends you back to the lab. Built to AUA Table 7, priced as the two draws the guideline actually requires.
Wellness & longevity
Your patients already pay cash and already ask for testing. What is usually missing is the panel to sell them.
Vein & vascular
Sometimes the duplex is normal and the leg is not. The metabolic workup for the majority you manage conservatively.
Primary care
The full blood work patients ask for by name, and a colorectal screen for the ones who will not book the colonoscopy.
Corporations
Biometric screening that returns a real laboratory panel to the employee rather than a finger-stick number to a spreadsheet.
Urgent care
Two cash-pay lines that fit a walk-in visit, neither of them needing a phlebotomy chair.
Regenerative & longevity
A protocol nobody measured is a protocol nobody repeats. Baseline, treat, re-test.
Cancer clinics
The family in the waiting room is a motivated, under-screened population that usually leaves with nothing.
Behavioral health
CPIC Level A guidance for the antidepressants you prescribe every day — the strongest pharmacogenetic case in medicine.
Med spa & aesthetics
An aesthetic consult with a laboratory panel behind it is a different conversation — and it makes the follow-up obvious.
Weight management
Every GLP-1 start is a baseline you are not currently taking, and a re-test that shows more than the scale.
The general case still applies.
Any licensed practice with a cash-pay patient base can run this. If your specialty is not above, the wellness brief is the general argument and we will recommend a lead panel from your patient mix.
From your patient mix, not from our margin. PGX carries the thinnest margin in the catalogue and we still lead with it in psychiatry and dentistry, because that is where it fits. If the honest answer is that no panel fits your practice, we would rather say so than ship you stock that sits on a shelf.
Every poster and every video, free with the programme.
Each specialty comes with a print-ready waiting-room poster and two short clips per panel — typeset and produced properly, not AI text baked into an image.