Why Did We Decide to Become a Cash Pay Laboratory?
Why Is Tomorrow’s Health a Cash Pay Laboratory? The short answer to the above question is that we (Tomorrow’s Health) wanted to provide a service to our customers that is not only reasonably priced, but is completely (100%) transparent. The decision to not bill through insurance has led to huge savings of time and money […]
Why is Direct-to-Consumer Testing Good for Your Overall Health?
Why is Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Testing Good for Your Overall Health? Have you ever gone to a doctor already knowing or at least suspecting what is making you sick? Did the doctor listen to what you had to say? Did the doctor order the lab tests that you wanted? Unfortunately, for many people, the answers to […]
Where Can I Get Blood Tests Without Insurance in the Tri Cities?
In the past, if you needed to or simply wished to get a lab test to evaluate your health, and you did not have insurance, it was almost impossible to do so! Laboratories had policies where if you did not have a doctor’s order and did not have insurance, they would not perform lab testing […]
We now offer COVID-19 variant testing, including the Delta variant.
We Now Offer COVID-19 Variant Testing
Tomorrow’s Health now offers complete genome sequencing of the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Tomorrow’s Health now offers complete genome sequencing of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Tomorrow’s Health is excited to announce the capability to perform complete genome sequencing of the SARS-COV-2 virus to detect emerging variants of concern. We hope to provide this service for our state and local public health officials to aid in the fight to end […]
Tomorrow’s Health Continues to Expand our Testing Services
We at Tomorrow’s Health would like to give a ‘shout out’ to all our recent customers for coming to us for their COVID-19 testing needs. We are committed to continue providing superior COVID-19 testing services to the members of this great community! – We are now able to bill insurance for this critical test – […]
Diagnosing Technology
The primary diagnostic technology used today is called nucleic acid amplification testing (NAAT). The most common variety is the tried and true polymerase chain reaction (PCR) technology. Though this has served as a powerful and important tool in infectious disease diagnostics over the past few decades, it does have its limitations. For some diagnostic purposes, […]
