The difference is in the DNA

UTIs are the most common bacterial infection and major cause of morbidity. Atlantic Labs-Dx offers urinary tract pathogen identification and antibiotic resistance gene detection, based on state-of-the-art molecular testing platforms. Rapid identification of Complicated, Recurrent, and Persistent UTIs.

Our PCR Women's Health solution makes it easy to test for more than 30 common bacterial, viral, and fungal pathogens that can cause overlapping vaginitis symptoms in women-including potential mixed and co-infections. Left untreated, infection-causing pathogens can have devastating consequences for women and their reproductive health.

Our PCR testing solutions for STIs offer unparalleled precision and clinical actionability, empowering you to make informed decisions and take immediate action. Reduce false negatives. Stop the spread of sexually transmitted infections.

Whether a wound is acute or chronic, monitor your patient's infection status with confidence. Every set of results includes recommendations on medications and their effectiveness to help you make critical treatment decisions faster. Boldly do your part in safeguarding against "superbugs." Antimicrobial Stewardship & Antibiotic Resistance.

Breathe easy, with our variety of respiratory testing options. Atlantic Labs-Dx has the testing solutions healthcare providers need to make differential and definitive diagnoses of bacterial and viral respiratory infections. Respiratory testing solutions for every care setting,

Nail fungal infections are common conditions, causing roughly 50% of nail deformities and affecting approximately 14-18% of people living in the United States. However, bacterial and skin disorders can mimic fungal presentation, making it difficult for healthcare providers to choose effective, targeted treatments. Traditional diagnosis includes microscopy and culture testing the results can take up to 2 weeks.

Pharmacogenomics (PGx, sometimes called Genetic Medication Response Testing) is the study of how genes affect a person's response to drugs. By analyzing patient's unique genetic makeup, healthcare providers can customize drug therapy to optimize therapeutic outcomes and minimize adverse drug reactions. 

Medical Specialties: Psychiatry, Cardiology, Pain Managment, Pediatrics

PGx testing can provide valuable insights for virtually all patients taking medications; However, testing might be especially useful if patients: Experienced past drug reactions, family history of drug reactions, experience chemical sensitivities.

The GI Pathogen test for the detection of multiple bacterial, viral and parasite targets in patients that have signs and symptoms of gastrointestinal infection. Traditional stool testing methods are slow and lack sensitivity, clinicians often have to make decisions without laboratory results. Reduce downstream procedures such as endoscopies and abdominal imaging. Reduce antibiotic use. The GI Panel has the potential to direct appropriate therapy and infection control precautions.