HealthieOne Complete Instructions Video
Learn how to use the HealthieOne Complete Health Test kit to collect your blood at home and send it to us for processing. Read more...
Behind the scenes at HealthieOne: how our at-home tests work, the science and engineering behind the results, and the choices that make the kit stand out.
Learn how to use the HealthieOne Complete Health Test kit to collect your blood at home and send it to us for processing. Read more...
Discover why home blood collection with a mobile phlebotomist produces more accurate health data than lab visits. White coat syndrome and stress responses alter cortisol, glucose, cholesterol, and inflammatory markers, distorting the very biomarkers you are trying to measure. HealthieOne requires less than 1 mL of blood for 250+ biomarkers, making stress-free home testing a reality. Read more...
HealthieOne's Vitamins and Minerals panel measures methylmalonic acid (MMA) instead of vitamin B12 for a more clinically actionable picture of your nutritional status at the cellular level. Read more...
HealthieOne's Cardiovascular Health panel measures 40+ biomarkers including Apo B, Lp(a), TMAO, and CRP — the markers that matter most — while research shows LDL/HDL/VLDL particle size testing rarely changes treatment decisions. Read more...
Learn why HealthieOne's Glucose and Energy Levels panel includes 35+ biomarkers like 1,5-Anhydroglucitol and Krebs cycle intermediates and why we don't test insulin. Discover how metabolomics reveals metabolic health insights that traditional glucose and A1C tests miss. Read more...
Learn why HealthieOne's comprehensive 250+ biomarker panel doesn't include ANA (Antinuclear Antibody) testing, and when ANA testing is actually appropriate for your health. Read more...
HealthieOne does not include PSA testing due to its high false positive rate (only 25% of biopsies from elevated PSA find cancer), 15% false negative rate that misses aggressive cancers, and poor specificity that cannot distinguish cancer from benign conditions like BPH or prostatitis. Read more...