Comprehensive Blood Panel in Los Angeles
One blood draw read across many markers at once, and 7 clinics in Los Angeles that list it.
- Time
- One visit A single blood draw
- What you do
- Give a blood sample Often after fasting
- You get
- Results across many markers Each against a reference range
A comprehensive blood panel measures many markers from one blood draw, across heart, metabolic, hormone, inflammation, nutrient and organ function. It goes further than the smaller set a routine physical usually covers.
Clinics advertise the number of markers, but what decides the value is which markers are on the list, how many your own physician already runs, and whether someone goes through the results with you.
Checkups in Los Angeles, by the numbers
The rate of yearly checkups in Los Angeles is lower than the national rate. In Los Angeles, 71.8% of adults saw a doctor for a routine checkup in the past year, compared with 76.9% nationally. That leaves roughly 2,170,000 adults in Los Angeles County who haven't had a routine checkup in the past year.
CDC estimates. PLACES figures are modelled from a national health survey, not counted from medical records, so read them as estimates.
Source: CDC PLACES, 2023 county estimates. Los Angeles = Los Angeles County, weighted by adult population.
longevityclinicshub.comA yearly visit with your regular doctor covers the basics, including blood pressure and cholesterol. The tests above add more markers if you want a fuller picture.
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Comprehensive Blood Panel: common questions
Which clinics in Los Angeles list comprehensive biomarker panels?
7 in our Los Angeles guide: Next Health, West Hollywood, Prenuvo, Los Angeles, Sydenham Clinic Beverly Hills, Next Health, Century City, Next Health, Studio City, Evolve Anti-Aging & Wellness and My Concierge MD.
Do I need to fast?
Often, for some markers such as glucose and lipids. The clinic tells you whether to fast and for how long.
What if a marker is outside the range?
A result outside a reference range is not always a problem. It is read with your history and other results, which is why the review matters.
Sources: MedlinePlus: Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP); MedlinePlus: How to Understand Your Lab Results