REPLAY: Pull the Thread: A Clinician’s Framework for Finding Tick-Borne Illness in Complex Chronic Patients

Babesia is often present but rarely detected. In this clinical webinar, learn why standard diagnostics fall short, how pathogen biology creates testing gaps, and how to interpret discordant results with confidence.

REPLAY: The Bacteria That Mimics Dementia, Arthritis, and Mental Illness

Babesia is often present but rarely detected. In this clinical webinar, learn why standard diagnostics fall short, how pathogen biology creates testing gaps, and how to interpret discordant results with confidence.

REPLAY: From Diagnosis to Protocol: Thinking Through Tick-Borne Illness Cases

Babesia is often present but rarely detected. In this clinical webinar, learn why standard diagnostics fall short, how pathogen biology creates testing gaps, and how to interpret discordant results with confidence.

REPLAY: What to do if You Get Bit

Babesia is often present but rarely detected. In this clinical webinar, learn why standard diagnostics fall short, how pathogen biology creates testing gaps, and how to interpret discordant results with confidence.

REPLAY: The Black Box of Vector-Borne Pathogens

Babesia is often present but rarely detected. In this clinical webinar, learn why standard diagnostics fall short, how pathogen biology creates testing gaps, and how to interpret discordant results with confidence.

REPLAY: Bartonella: The Blind Spot Pathogen

When Bartonella infections persist, present atypically, or defy standard testing, understanding why they are missed is critical. This webinar examines Bartonella’s stealth biology, non-traditional transmission routes, and diagnostic blind spots through clinically grounded case studies, providing actionable insight for providers navigating complex vector-borne disease presentations.

LAB CLOSURE NOTICE

Labor Day Lab Closure

Our lab will be closed Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day. Normal operations resume Tuesday, September 8th

 

If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to our office at [email protected].

Ship all specimens by Thursday, September 3rd, to avoid processing delays.