Advanced Diagnostic Laboratory Blood Testing

National Jewish Health's ISO 15189 accredited Advanced Diagnostic Laboratories (ADX) provide a wide range of blood panels and specialty immunology tests. Published gross charges include a comprehensive metabolic panel at $29, CBC with platelet differential at $20, TSH thyroid panel at $77, C-reactive protein at $82, antinuclear antibodies at $60, and allergen-specific IgE at $143. Specialty panels cover bronchiectasis, complement analysis, mycobacteriology, therapeutic drug monitoring, and hematology. Concierge medicine members receive in-clinic blood draws with same-day results.

The Advanced Diagnostic Laboratories (ADX) at National Jewish Health provide ISO 15189 accredited testing serving both individual patients and referring physicians across the United States. The laboratory's breadth reflects the institution's specialty focus in respiratory, immune, and related disorders, making it one of the few facilities in Colorado offering standard clinical chemistry alongside deep immunology and pulmonary-specific panels under a single accredited roof. Published gross charge rates effective July 1, 2025 bring transparency to self-pay and medical tourism planning. Core metabolic and hematology testing is competitively priced: the comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP, CPT 80053) is listed at $29, the hemogram and CBC with platelet differential (CPT 85025) at $20. Thyroid function via TSH (CPT 84443) is $77. Inflammatory markers include C-reactive protein at $82 (CPT 86140) and automated sedimentation rate (ESR) at $32 (CPT 85652). Immunology-specific tests include antinuclear antibodies (ANA) at $60 (CPT 86038), immunoglobulin IgE at $90 (CPT 82785), and allergen-specific quantitative IgE at $143 per allergen (CPT 86003). These are gross (list) charges before any insurance adjustments; PayerPrice data shows 208 disclosed rate categories across 36 in-network payers for patients with coverage. Beyond the standard catalog, ADX specialty panels span several advanced categories. Bronchiectasis panels evaluate airway-specific inflammation and infection markers. Complement analysis measures C3a and C4a levels relevant to autoimmune and hypersensitivity conditions. Mycobacteriology testing includes tuberculosis diagnostics and next-generation sequencing for complex mycobacterial infections — a direct extension of National Jewish Health's historic TB and respiratory disease expertise. Therapeutic drug monitoring extends to precision dosing for cystic fibrosis medications including TRIKAFTA. Clinical chemistry and hematology rounding out the catalog serve general chronic disease management and specialist referral requirements. For concierge medicine members, blood draws are conducted on-site during scheduled appointments with same-day results available for most standard panels. Executive Health Program participants have all ordered labs drawn during their evaluation days. The ADX test directory is searchable at the National Jewish Health website, and physician requisition forms are available for download. The professional services ordering line is 800-550-6227.