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A Quick Tour of My Practice Labs: From Client Files to Finished Report

Here is what working with a client's labs looks like, from the files they send you to the report you hand back. Six screens, a few minutes of your time.

Every screenshot on this page uses a fictional practice and fictional clients.

1Upload what your client sends

Drop in lab PDFs, patient portal screenshots or photos, up to 15 files at once. The values come in organized by panel, and anything that needs a second look is set aside for you to check. Nothing is saved until you have reviewed it.

Lab import review screen showing 79 values imported and 3 flagged for review

2Every client in one place

Each client's visits line up by draw date, and your notes for each visit sit right alongside the results.

Client profile with visits listed by draw date and practitioner notes

3Results against your ranges

Every marker shows where it sits against the ranges you work with, panel by panel, so you can see the whole picture at a glance.

Iron panel results shown against functional ranges

4See the trend across visits

Open any marker to see your functional range, the standard range and how the value has moved from visit to visit.

Marker detail showing functional and standard ranges and visit history

5A branded report, ready to share

Your logo, your practice name and your notes, in a clean report you can download and share through the client portal you already use.

Branded client report with practice name and practitioner notes

6Ranges that match how you practice

Start with built-in functional and standard ranges, then set your own, with separate sets for male and female clients. Your changes are highlighted and apply across your whole practice.

Reference ranges page with editable functional ranges

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My Practice Labs organizes and presents lab results. It never diagnoses, scores or recommends; all interpretation stays with the practitioner. Want the bigger picture first? Read From Client Screenshot to Finished Report: An Easier Lab Workflow.