Compare Precision Health Reports to Other Advanced Testing Providers
A clear, side-by-side look at how Precision Health Reports differs from lab companies and testing memberships. Clinical-grade risk assessment, built by a lipidologist and based on the 2026 AHA/ACC/NLA guidelines.
Order an assessmentSee the comparisonsDifferent tools answer different questions
Labs measure markers. Memberships offer broad testing. Precision Health Reports does one thing: it turns your results into a guideline-based cardiometabolic risk report.
Browse the comparisons below to see how each option differs in purpose, what you receive, and how they can work together.
What every report includes
- Cardiovascular and type 2 diabetes risk estimates
- Personal targets to discuss with your clinician
- Works with a new draw or labs you already have
- A clinician-ready PDF
Focused on cardiometabolic risk
Heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and metabolic syndrome, in one report.
Guideline-based
Built on the 2026 AHA/ACC/NLA guidelines and published risk models.
Bring labs you already have
Upload results from your provider or another service for $99.
Clinician-ready
A downloadable PDF you can share with your own healthcare provider.
Framework designed by William Cromwell, MD, FAHA, FNLA
Every Precision Health Reports assessment follows a clinical framework designed by a board-certified lipidologist, so your results are interpreted the way a specialist would approach them.
- Board-certified lipidologist
- Fellow, American Heart Association
- Fellow, National Lipid Association
- 30+ years in lipid and metabolic specialty practice
- 23 peer-reviewed publications
- Former Chief Medical Officer of LipoScience, developer of the NMR LipoProfile test
One report. Three ways to use it.
Individuals
Understand your own heart and metabolic risk, get personal targets, and walk into your next appointment prepared.
Order an assessmentClinics and practices
Direct primary care, concierge, functional medicine, and specialty practices can order assessments, collect history, and order labs through the provider platform.
Request provider pricingEmployers and organizations
Benefit advisors, employers, associations, and first responder programs can offer cardiometabolic risk screening as a preventive benefit.
Request organization pricingWhat your report looks like
Compare PHR with other options
PHR and Function Health
Testing membershipBroad whole-body testing membership. See how its scope differs from a focused cardiometabolic risk report.
See the comparisonPHR and Superpower
Testing membershipMembership-based testing with an app and care team. See how results can feed into a PHR report.
See the comparisonPHR and InsideTracker
Wellness trackingWellness and performance tracking from blood tests. Learn how the two approaches complement each other.
See the comparisonPHR and Boston Heart Diagnostics
Specialty laboratoryA specialty clinical laboratory with advanced cardiovascular tests. See where lab testing ends and interpretation begins.
See the comparisonPHR and Quest CardioIQ
Advanced lab testsAdvanced cardiovascular lab tests from Quest. Compare lab results with a guideline-based risk report.
See the comparisonWhich approach fits your goal?
| If you want to | You might consider |
|---|---|
| Understand your heart and diabetes risk and get personal targets | A PHR Cardiometabolic Risk Assessment |
| Test a wide range of body systems | A broad testing membership or your clinician's panel |
| Make sense of results you already have | PHR Bring Your Own Labs ($99) |
| Offer cardiometabolic risk reports to patients or employees | PHR provider and organization options (request pricing) |
These are not mutually exclusive. Many people use more than one.
Three simple steps
Order or upload
Order an assessment, or upload recent lab results.
Get your blood drawn
Visit a Quest or Labcorp location. Skip this if you uploaded results.
Review your report
Get risk estimates, targets, and a PDF to share with your clinician.
PHR options and pricing
Standard Labs
NMR Labs
Bring Your Own Labs
Subscription
Individual pricing as of November 7, 2026. FSA cards are accepted. Assessments are cash-pay and not billed to insurance. New York and New Jersey residents can order but must travel out of state for the blood draw. See the order page for current details.
Frequently asked questions
Is PHR a lab?
No. PHR is an interpretation service. Labs for new assessments are drawn at Quest or Labcorp locations, or you can upload results you already have.
What guidelines does PHR use?
PHR reports are based on the 2026 AHA/ACC/NLA guidelines, together with published risk models such as the PREVENT equations. PHR is independent of these organizations and their endorsement is not implied.
Can I use results from another testing service?
Yes, if they include the markers PHR needs. The Bring Your Own Labs option is $99. Check the order page for the marker list.
Can my clinic or employer use PHR?
Yes. Clinics, direct primary care practices, and organizations can request pricing through the contact page.
Is this medical advice?
No. PHR provides educational information to support conversations with your clinician.
Ready to see your cardiometabolic risk?
Order a new assessment or upload labs you already have.
Order an assessmentPrecision Health Reports is an independent company and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any company named on this page, including the American Heart Association, American College of Cardiology, National Lipid Association, Quest Diagnostics, or Labcorp. All product and company names are trademarks of their respective owners. Information about other companies comes from their public materials as of November 7, 2026 and may change; please check their websites for current details. This page is for general education and is not medical advice. Talk with your clinician about your own health decisions.