Everything in Texas is far from something. The specialist is two counties over, the good hospital is an hour up the interstate, and somewhere along the way most Texans learned to put off the bloodwork until the distance felt worth it. New Genesis Vitality’s lab program removes that math: a Texas-licensed provider orders your comprehensive, cash-pay panel during a telehealth visit, prices start at $99, the draw happens at whichever Quest location fits your week, and the clinician who placed the order is the one who walks you through the results. Where you live in Texas changes which Quest site you use. It changes nothing else.
Telehealth is established, regulated medical practice in Texas, and the physicians who treat Texas patients here answer to the Texas Medical Board, whose complaint contact sits in the footer of every page on this site. Lab testing at New Genesis Vitality lives inside that accountability, which is why you cannot buy a panel here the way you would buy anything else online: a licensed provider chooses your tests, and a licensed provider reads them.
We route each draw through our Quest partnership, and we chose Quest for one reason: coverage. The same lab order works at draw sites across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and the smaller cities of East Texas, so a patient in a two-stoplight town books the same panel, at the same price, with the same provider review, as a patient two blocks from a downtown medical district.
To be plain about what we are and are not: New Genesis Vitality operates no lab, no clinic, and no office anywhere. We are a Texas entity with a registered address in Austin and a 100% online practice; the blood draw at Quest is the only step that happens in person, and you pick where.
Every panel starts from the Basic 6: CBC, CMP, lipid panel (fasting), TSH with reflex Free T4, A1C, and fasting insulin. What separates the panels is which markers each one stacks on top of that core, matched to the question it is built to answer. Every figure below is the whole cost: flat, cash-pay, with the Quest draw and the provider review built in.
| Panel | Tier | Price | Tests | Adds beyond the Basic 6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Panel (Foundation Reset) | Standard | $99 | 6 | The Basic 6 itself |
| Metabolic Engine | Standard | $139 | 8 | Glucose, CRP |
| Performance & Lean Muscle | Basic | $249 | 13 | Total/Free Testosterone, Estradiol, LH, FSH, DHEA-S, Cortisol (AM), Prolactin |
| Performance & Lean Muscle | Gold | $449 | 14 | The above plus IGF-1 |
| Recovery Peptides | Standard | $199 | 10 | CRP, ESR, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 |
| Strength Protocol | Gold | $399 | 7 | IGF-1 |
| Recovery & Mitochondrial | Gold | $199 | 10 | CRP, ESR, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 |
| Immunity Protocol | Gold | $199 | 9 | CRP, ESR, ANA |
| Sexual Health | Standard | $199 | 10 | Total/Free Testosterone, Estradiol, LH, FSH |
| Neurocognitive | Basic | $269 | 12 | Vitamin B12/Folate, Vitamin D, RPR/VDRL, ESR, CRP, Homocysteine |
| Neurocognitive | Gold | $1,600 | 14 | The above plus P-Tau 217, ApoE Genotype |
The table rewards a slow read. The $99 entry point is printed once, but the Strength Protocol, Recovery & Mitochondrial, and Immunity Protocol lines all begin there: each of their Basic tiers orders the same six tests as the Foundation Reset, so repeating that row under three more names would make one panel look like four. Notice, too, that a Gold panel can carry a higher price than a standard panel with more tests on it. That is the assays talking, not the length of the list: the Gold tiers add advanced assays such as IGF-1, which carry a higher lab cost, and a handful of specialized measurements can cost the lab more than a dozen routine ones. As for the two additions in the Neurocognitive Gold row, P-Tau 217 and ApoE genotype are laboratory measurements and only that: your provider can explain what markers like these do and do not measure, most patients have no reason to order this tier, and yours will say so if that is true for you. Whichever row you are weighing, the final marker list and its availability get confirmed with your provider at the consultation; ordering and interpretation both stay in clinical hands.
Texas is where our roster runs deepest. Six licensed providers treat Texas patients, and under our model, our physicians review their own patients’ panels while our nurse practitioners review theirs, so the person interpreting your labs is the person treating you.
Several of them are your neighbors. Dr. Wasson and Dr. Beaty make their homes in the DFW metroplex, while Kirbow, McWilliams, and Pellegalle are East Texans; all care is delivered by video, with no office and no in-person visits, but the clinicians reading Texas lab work know the state because they live in it. The full picture of our Texas practice is on our Texas telehealth page.
Peptide-therapy evaluations here begin with measurement, not enthusiasm. The panel matched to that starting point is Recovery Peptides ($199, 10 tests), which layers CRP, ESR, Vitamin D, and Vitamin B12 onto the Basic 6, the markers a clinician wants on the table before any recovery-focused protocol is even discussed. There is no standalone peptide-testing storefront here, and no panel ships without a clinician attached, on purpose. How we approach the category as medicine is laid out on our online peptide therapy page.
Recent blood work keeps its value here no matter who ordered it. Maybe your last physical included a panel, or a hospital stay did, or an employer wellness screening; carry those numbers into the consult and your provider builds around them, ordering nothing that current results already cover, so no measurement gets paid for twice. The practice is cash-pay throughout, which keeps insurers, authorizations, and claims out of the process entirely; visit fees are published in one place, on our pricing page, and if you want the reasoning that shaped this menu in the first place, our national lab testing page walks through it.
Wherever your Texas week takes you, the sequence is the same: one video consult, one Quest stop, one provider explaining what your biology is actually doing.
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