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Blood tests

Blood tests and DNA testing you arrange privately, with results in days instead of months. One looks at what your blood says about your health today. The other reads your DNA to show which medications your body is likely to handle well. We help Canadians gain access to private health care and insurance, and these are the two testing programs we arrange.

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The two tests we arrange

They answer different questions. Inagene looks at your DNA and your medications. NiaHealth looks at your blood and your current health. Many people do both.

Inagene: tests from $399

Inagene is a Canadian pharmacogenomic testing company. You do a cheek swab at home and mail it to Inagene’s accredited Toronto lab, and your report arrives in about 10 days. It shows how your body is likely to respond to medications, so you and your doctor can choose the right drug and the right dose the first time.

Complete Health, $549: your predicted response to more than 240 medications across mental health, pain, cardiology, cancer care, neurology, gastroenterology and women’s health. Pain & Mental Health, $449. Women’s Health, $399. Cardiovascular Health, $399. An optional Advantage membership, about $150 a year, keeps your report updated as new medications are approved. These are Inagene’s published prices.

NiaHealth: from $249 per person

NiaHealth is a proactive blood testing program for employers. One blood draw checks more than 40 biomarkers across heart, metabolic, hormone and nutrient health, and every employee gets a personal dashboard and a health action plan. Results go only to the employee, never to the employer.

NiaLite is $249 per person. Add-ons: a 60-biomarker panel for $70 more, a one-on-one clinician consult for $125, and an at-home blood draw for $185. Advanced testing includes VO2 Max and DEXA scans at $329, a continuous glucose monitor program at $390, gut microbiome testing at $299, pharmacogenomic testing at $350, and the ApoE4 genetic test for Alzheimer’s risk at $799.

Volume pricing brings the per-person price down to $225 for 100 to 499 people, $212 for 500 to 999, and $199 for 1,000 or more. The program starts at a minimum of 30 participating employees.

Prices can change; we confirm the current price before anything is booked.

What testing can and cannot do

These tests give you information, not diagnoses. A result outside the normal range is a starting point for a conversation with your doctor, not an answer by itself. Testing runs alongside the public system and your family doctor; it does not replace either one.

How It Works

Working with us is straightforward

01

Talk to us first

We go over what you want to learn, and which test fits your questions and your budget.

02

We arrange the test

We set up the blood draw or the at-home DNA kit, and confirm the price and how your results are delivered.

03

Results and follow-up

You get your results with an explanation of what they mean, and we help you line up follow-up for anything that needs it.

FAQ

Questions about blood tests

Straight answers, no jargon.

Do I need a doctor’s requisition?

No. Both programs are arranged privately through us, and anything the lab needs is handled inside the program.

Is this covered by OHIP?

No. This is private testing: the clinic bills you, not OHIP. It is an eligible medical expense, so a health care spending account may reimburse it, depending on your plan.

Who sees my results?

You do. Your results are yours, and with NiaHealth employer programs they go to the employee only and are never shared with the employer.

Does this replace my family doctor?

No. It runs alongside the public system and your own doctor, and your results are yours to share with them.

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