Wellness Services offers low-cost blood screenings open to community members; some immunizations are also available upon request and availability. Open labs are held on the second Wednesday and the fourth Wednesday of every month from 7 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. at NCMC. To schedule an appointment, call (970) 810-6633. Appointments preferred; please fast 12 hours prior to blood draw, drink plenty of water, and continue medications as normal. Cost Varies - Open Lab Blood Tests Call (970) 810-6633 to schedule an appointment. (PRICES AND DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE) Banner Health Wellness offers low cost blood screenings to community members at: North Colorado Medical Center *We are unable to bill Medicare or insurance. Please share your results with your physician. Why Should I Know My Numbers? Please share your results with your medical provider! General Health Screenings Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) …$22 Health Screen (CMP and LIPIDP) …$45 Health Screen Plus (CMP, LIPIDP, CBCD) …$52 General Health Screen (CMP, LIPIDP, TSH) …$65 Health Screen Deluxe (CMP, LIPIDP, IRON, TSH) …$72 Health Screen Expanded (CMP, LIPIDP, TSH, CBCD) …$72 Men’s Health Screen (CMP, LIPIDP, CRP/HS, PSAS) …$102 Women’s Health Screen (CMP, LIPIDP, CRP/HS, TSH) …$102 Ultimate Health Screen (CMP, LIPIDP, GGT, URIC, IRON, PHOS, MG, and TSH) …$100 Cardiac Health Testing Cardiac Screen (LIPIDP, CRP/HS, HOMOCYS) …$85 Lipid Panel (LIPIDP) (included in the Cardiac Screen Panel and variety of Health Screens) …$28 Cardiac CRP (CRP/HS) …$28 Homocysteine (HOMOCYS) ...$40 Blood Counts or Anemia Checks Complete Blood Count (with differential) (CBCD) ...$15 Blood Typing (ABO/RH) …$17 Ferritin (FERRI) …$32 Folate, Serum (FOL)…$27 Iron Level (IRON) …$16 Vitamin B12 (B12) …$45 Kidney/ Liver Test Bilirubin Total (BILIT) …$17 Hepatitis B Surface Antigen (HBS) (w/confirmation) …$55 Hepatitis C (HCV) …$52 Gout, Arthritis, or Inflammation Screenings Uric Acid (URIC) …$10 Diabetes Testing Diabetes Screen (HGBA1C and GLUCF) …$39 Hemoglobin A1C (HGBA1C) (diabetes screening) ...$30 Glucose Fasting (GLUCF)…$10 Insulin (INSULIN)...$30 Thyroid Screening Test Thyroid Panel (TSH, T3F, FT4) …$85 Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) ...$29 T3 Free (T3F)…$33 Free T4 (FT4)…$30 Endocrinology Screening Tests Estradiol (E2) …$54 Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) …$54 Luteinizing Hormone (LH) …$55 Progesterone (PROG) …$45 Prolactin (PROLACT) …$40 Testosterone Total (TEST) …$50 Other Prostate Specific Antigen (PSAS) ...$35 Vitamin D (Vitamin D 25) …$50 Individual test offered as well: Calcium (CA) …$13Banner Health Wellness
1801 16th St
Greeley, CO
(East Entrance #6)
2nd & 4th Wednesday of each month:
7:00am to 8:45am
Having regular blood work gives you and your doctor the ability to monitor what is going on inside your body. Knowing your numbers and keeping track of them on a regular basis will allow you to better understand how you can improve your lifestyle and overall health. If your blood work returns with concerning values, one of our Wellness professionals will contact you with recommended follow up. Should you have any urgent questions regarding your numbers, please contact your physician.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol) and heart function.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol) and heart function. The CBCD includes screening of your
red and white blood cell count, platelets, hematocrit, overall screening for infection and anemia.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol), heart function and thyroid function.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol) and heart function, iron level, and thyroid function.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol) and heart function, thyroid function, complete blood count
screening of your red and white blood cell count, platelets, hematocrit, overall screening for infection and anemia.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol) and heart function, High sensitivity C-reactive protein,
and Prostate screening.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol) and heart function, High sensitivity C-reactive protein,
and thyroid function.
Includes screening of your electrolytes, glucose, kidney and liver function, lipid panel (cholesterol), and heart function, gout, iron, phosphorus and
magnesium, and of thyroid function (TSH).
Includes a lipid panel (cholesterol), high sensitivity C-reactive protein test for assessing risk of heart attack and stroke, and a Homocysteine test which also
looks for risk of heart attack, stroke and in addition dementia.
Measures total cholesterol, high density lipoprotein, low density lipoprotein and triglycerides, to assess risk of cardiovascular disease.
High sensitivity C-reactive protein testing can be helpful in assessing the risk of heart attack and stroke. This sensitive test measures the presence of
inflammation in the body.
Homocysteine testing can be helpful in assessing the risk of heart attack, stroke, and dementia. It can also be used to determine Vitamin B12 deficiency and
may be elevated in diseases of the kidneys, thyroid, bowel, or alcoholism.
Includes your red and white blood cell count, platelets, hematocrit, overall screening for infection and anemia.
Ferritin is a protein in the body that binds to iron. The amount of ferritin in the blood can show how much iron is stored in the body.
Used to determine a folate deficiency, which could be due to anemia, malabsorption, or malnutrition.
Used to test how much iron is stored in your body. Iron is an important mineral that the body needs to produce red blood cells.
Used to determine a Vitamin B12 and/or Folate deficiency, which could be due to anemia, malabsorption, or malnutrition.
Bilirubin testing checks for levels of bilirubin in your blood. The test can be used to screen for different types of liver problems.
Hepatitis B is a serious liver infection caused by the hepatis B virus. The disease is spread through blood, semen, or other body fluids. This test is done to
determine if someone is infected with the hepatitis B virus. Positive test results are reported to the State Health Department for statistical analysis and patient
follow-up.
Hepatitis C is a disease that damages the liver caused by the Hepatitis C virus (HCV). This disease is spread through the contact of infected blood that enters
the human body. It is recommended to get tested if you were born between 1945-1965, diagnosed with HIV, received a blood or organ transplant before
1992, have ever injected illegal drugs, were exposed to blood on the job, or received clotting factors made before1987. Positive test results are reported
to the State Health Department for statistical analysis and patient follow-up.
This test is used to determine if you have high levels of uric acid in your blood which can cause gout arthritis or kidney stones.
This is used to monitor glucose control over time for those with diabetes. The goal is to keep blood glucose levels as close to normal as possible. This helps
to minimize the complications caused by consistently elevated glucose levels, such as progressive damage to the kidneys, eyes, cardiovascular system
and nerves.
Controls thyroid gland function. If your thyroid gland is over or under producing hormone, your doctor may recommend that your TSH be screened regularly.
The T3 test is usually ordered as a follow-up to an abnormal Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH) test.
Individuals who have hyperthyroidism will have an elevated FT4, whereas those with hypothyroidism will have a low level of T4. This test helps to distinguish
between different causes of hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism.
This test measures estrogen levels for the purpose of evaluating ovarian function, including abnormal menstrual cycles and menopause.
This test checks how much FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) is in you blood. FSH regulates the functions for both the ovaries and testes. Lack or insufficiency
of it can cause infertility or subfertility in both men and women.
This test checks how much LH (Luteinizing Hormone) is in your blood. The amount of LH in your blood can indicate underlying problems associated with a variety
of reproductive issues.
Progesterone levels are useful for recognizing causes of infertility, to monitor high risk pregnancies, and to help determine causes of abnormal periods.
The Prolactin test can help to evaluate infertility, irregular periods, pituitary disorders, or as a follow-up to low testosterone levels in males.
Testosterone testing is used to diagnose several conditions in men, women, and boys. These include early or delayed puberty, infertility, decreased sex drive,
testicular tumors, and pituitary disorders.
Recommended for men 50 years of age and older, unless there is a positive family history. PSA is a protein that the male prostate gland produces. Elevated
levels may be seen in men with prostate cancer or in prostate enlargement.
Vitamin D is vital for the growth and health of bone, as well as the regulation of the immune system, metabolic function, and cancer prevention.
Electrolytes (Lytes) …$30
Magnesium (Mg) …$15
Phos-phorus (PHOS) …$12
Potassium (K) …$11
Sodium (NA) …$11
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