Clinicore Laboratories · CLIA 19D2139173 · Mandeville, Louisiana
We publish what each test cannot answer.
Every analyte page states its method, its specimen, and its reportable range or assay cutoff — and where that range does not cover the full clinical question, the page says so. 5 of our 149 tests carry a written limitation. Most laboratory menus publish neither.
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I need to look up a test
Method, specimen, tube, codes, and reportable range or cutoff for every analyte. Searchable by brand name — Xanax finds alprazolam.
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I want to send specimens
How a practice opens an account, what arrives, how collection works, and how testing bills. Two clicks to everything.
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I am a patient with a result
Contact the provider who ordered your test — they hold the report and can interpret it with you. We cannot release results directly.
Two tiers, and we say which is which
Clinicore runs FDA-cleared assays where a good one exists, and develops its own methods where the clinical question demands it — the LC-MS/MS steroid panel, definitive toxicology, and the molecular panel. Every test page states which tier it belongs to.
That matters when a clinician asks whether a result is comparable with another laboratory's. For a cleared assay, largely yes. For the LC-MS/MS panel, it is method-specific — which is the point of running it.
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One Small Draw, the Whole Endocrine Map
The endocrine system is a connected network, yet it is usually tested one hormone at a time. Multiplexed LC-MS/MS and microsampling change what a single specimen can deliver — and the ratios are what read it.
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