We test what your body is telling you.

A comprehensive look at how your blood is performing and whether your body has the building blocks it needs to produce healthy red blood cells. Women are disproportionately affected by anemia and iron deficiency — driven by menstruation, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, heavy periods, restrictive diets, and conditions like endometriosis or fibroids — and the symptoms are often brushed off as everyday tiredness or stress.

A deep dive into whether your immune system is mistakenly attacking your own body. Autoimmune conditions disproportionately affect women — roughly 80% of autoimmune patients are female — yet diagnosis often takes years, with symptoms dismissed as stress, anxiety, or "just getting older." This panel screens for the most common autoimmune and inflammatory markers behind conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and other connective tissue disorders.

A complete look at how your body is building, maintaining, and breaking down bone. Women lose bone density faster than men, especially in perimenopause and the years following menopause, when declining estrogen accelerates bone turnover. Osteopenia and osteoporosis often progress silently for decades — frequently diagnosed only after a fracture. This panel catches imbalances early, while there's still time to act.

Heart disease is the #1 cause of death in women — yet it's consistently underdiagnosed, undertreated, and dismissed as a "men's issue." Women often present with atypical symptoms (fatigue, jaw pain, nausea, shortness of breath) and standard cholesterol panels miss the more dangerous, hidden risk factors. This advanced cardiovascular panel goes well beyond a basic lipid test to uncover genetic risk, inflammation, particle behavior, and clotting tendencies that drive heart attacks and strokes.

Your yearly foundation — a comprehensive baseline of the systems that quietly drive how you feel, look, and age. Most annual physicals stop at a basic metabolic panel and cholesterol, missing the hormonal, metabolic, and longevity markers that matter most for women's long-term health. EllaDx Annual is designed to be the smarter standard: one draw, once a year, to track the trends that actually shape your healthspan.

A complete hormonal and reproductive snapshot for women thinking about fertility now or in the future. Whether you're actively trying to conceive, planning ahead, exploring egg freezing, or simply curious about your ovarian reserve and cycle health, this panel reveals the hormonal landscape that drives ovulation, egg quality, and pregnancy readiness. It also screens for the most common hidden disruptors of fertility — thyroid imbalances, elevated prolactin, low iron, and androgen-related conditions like PCOS.

The full hormonal symphony that shapes how you feel, sleep, think, age, and show up every day. Hormones don't operate in isolation — estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol, and DHEA work together, and a shift in one ripples through the rest. This panel is built for women navigating perimenopause, post-birth-control transitions, low energy or libido, mood and sleep changes, or simply wanting to understand and optimize their hormonal trajectory for the decades ahead.

A high-resolution look at how your metabolism is functioning and how your major organs — liver, kidneys, and pancreas — are holding up. Metabolic dysfunction often begins a decade or more before it appears on a standard physical, quietly setting the stage for insulin resistance, fatty liver, weight gain that won't respond to diet, and eventually type 2 diabetes. This panel catches those signals while they're still reversible.

A precision look at the vitamins and minerals fueling your cells, energy, immune system, hormones, and brain. Subtle micronutrient deficiencies are remarkably common in women — driven by stress, restrictive eating, gut absorption issues, hormonal contraceptive use, pregnancy and breastfeeding, and the simple reality that even healthy diets often fall short. These deficiencies rarely show up on standard labs, but they quietly affect energy, mood, immunity, hair, skin, and metabolism.

A complete picture of how your thyroid is functioning — not just whether it's producing hormones, but whether your body is actually using them. Thyroid disorders are roughly 5–8 times more common in women than men, and standard "thyroid panels" often only test TSH, missing the full story. Symptoms like fatigue, weight changes, hair thinning, brain fog, cold intolerance, anxiety, and irregular cycles can all trace back to suboptimal thyroid function long before TSH crosses into "abnormal" territory.