State Of The Art Testing with a Partner-Centric Approach
Gravity Diagnostics’ foundation is built upon anticipating the needs and pain points of those we serve. COVID-19 antibody testing was Gravity’s first foray into blood testing, which we launched during the height of the pandemic to round out our comprehensive COVID-19 program. Gravity built upon that platform and now offers a blood test menu with over 45 test options to help healthcare providers monitor and screen for a variety of conditions including cardiovascular diseases, hepatic function, renal function, clotting disorders, endocrine disorders, tuberculosis, and infectious diseases, including HIV.
We view our laboratory as an extension of your patient care and have the utmost respect for that responsibility.
You can have peace of mind that specimens are being processed in a CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited laboratory.
Industry-leading turnaround time
High Focus
on Compliance
Consultive Approach to Medication Management
CLIA & CAP
Certified Lab
In-Network Contracts & Financial Assistance Programs
Gravity's Partner-Centric Approach
- Industry-leading turnaround time
- Custom-developed, easy-to-read, color-coded actionable reports
- A dedicated partner in healthcare
- Ongoing clinical research and development
- Passion and commitment to providing health solutions
- Provides innovative and personalized solutions
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