Basic Health Profile — Men's

About this test

This panel is a targeted annual health screening designed for men, combining the four most important routine tests with a testosterone check — addressing the most common health concerns men face. It provides a broad snapshot of cardiovascular health, organ function, blood cell health, urinary health, and hormonal status in a single blood draw.

This is a practical starting point for men who want routine preventive monitoring and for those who want to track key markers year over year. Results should be discussed with a clinician alongside blood pressure, weight, and personal and family health history.

Components

• Complete Blood Count (CBC): Checks red blood cells (for anemia and oxygen transport), white blood cells (immune health), and platelets (clotting). Anemia and immune changes can go unnoticed without regular blood counts.
• Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP): Evaluates blood sugar, kidney and liver function, and electrolytes — the most important markers of major organ health for men at all ages.
• Cholesterol and Lipid Panel: Assesses cardiovascular risk by measuring total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and triglycerides. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in men, and lipid screening is a key part of cardiovascular risk management.
• Urinalysis: Screens for kidney problems, urinary tract issues, and diabetes-related changes through a urine sample — an easy non-invasive check.
• Testosterone (Total): Checks for low testosterone (hypogonadism), which is common in men over 40 and causes fatigue, reduced muscle mass, low sex drive, mood changes, and difficulty concentrating. Early identification allows for appropriate evaluation and treatment options.

Who is this test for?

This profile is designed for adult men who want an annual health overview tailored to the markers most relevant to men's health — including testosterone, cholesterol, blood sugar, and blood count. It is a practical choice for men who are generally healthy but want to stay on top of their numbers without scheduling a clinic visit.