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Inflammation & Immune Panel

Chronic inflammation drives almost every modern disease. This panel measures what's silently causing damage, including an autoimmune screen.

  • hs-CRP, ESR & Fibrinogen
  • Ferritin & CBC with Differential
  • ANA Screen (Autoimmune)
  • Vitamin D & Homocysteine
$121 $101

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  • CLIA-certified Quest Diagnostics lab
  • 2,200+ locations nationwide
  • Plain-English results explained
  • No doctor visit needed

* Most results available within 5–7 business days. Some tests may take longer.

What's Included

27* biomarkers across 4 categories - click any category to see what's included and why it matters.

  • hs-CRP (high-sensitivity C-Reactive Protein)

    A sensitive marker of low-grade inflammation in the body, widely used to assess cardiovascular risk beyond cholesterol alone.

  • ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate)

    A general marker of inflammation in the body, used alongside other tests to detect or monitor inflammatory and autoimmune conditions.

  • ANA Screen (Antinuclear Antibody)

    Detects antibodies that attack the body's own cells, a key marker used to screen for autoimmune conditions like lupus.

  • Fibrinogen

    A protein involved in blood clotting; elevated levels are associated with inflammation and increased cardiovascular risk.

  • Ferritin

    Reflects your body's stored iron levels; low levels indicate iron deficiency, while high levels can signal inflammation or iron overload.

  • Vitamin D

    The storage form of vitamin D measured in blood tests; essential for bone health, immune function, and mood regulation, and one of the most common nutrient deficiencies.

  • WBC

    White blood cell count — your immune system's front line; elevated or low levels can indicate infection, inflammation, or bone marrow issues.

  • RBC

    Red blood cell count; abnormal levels point toward anemia or other blood disorders.

  • Hemoglobin

    The oxygen-carrying protein inside red blood cells; the standard measure used to diagnose anemia.

  • Hematocrit

    The percentage of your blood volume made up of red blood cells; used alongside hemoglobin to assess anemia and hydration status.

  • MCV

    Mean Corpuscular Volume — the average size of your red blood cells, used to classify the type of anemia if one is present.

  • MCH

    Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin — the average amount of hemoglobin per red blood cell.

  • MCHC

    Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration — the average concentration of hemoglobin within red blood cells.

  • RDW

    Red Cell Distribution Width — measures variation in red blood cell size; an early indicator of nutrient deficiencies before anemia fully develops.

  • Platelet Count

    The number of platelets in your blood, responsible for clotting; too few or too many can affect bleeding and clotting risk.

  • MPV

    Mean Platelet Volume — the average size of your platelets, which can indicate how actively your bone marrow is producing them.

  • Neutrophils %

    The percentage of white blood cells that are neutrophils, your primary defense against bacterial infection.

  • Lymphocytes %

    The percentage of white blood cells that are lymphocytes, key players in fighting viral infections and long-term immunity.

  • Monocytes %

    The percentage of white blood cells that are monocytes, which clean up damaged tissue and fight chronic infection.

  • Eosinophils %

    The percentage of white blood cells that are eosinophils, typically elevated with allergies or parasitic infections.

  • Basophils %

    The percentage of white blood cells that are basophils, involved in allergic and inflammatory responses.

  • Neutrophils Abs

    The absolute count of neutrophils in your blood, rather than a percentage.

  • Lymphocytes Abs

    The absolute count of lymphocytes in your blood, rather than a percentage.

  • Monocytes Abs

    The absolute count of monocytes in your blood, rather than a percentage.

  • Eosinophils Abs

    The absolute count of eosinophils in your blood, rather than a percentage.

  • Basophils Abs

    The absolute count of basophils in your blood, rather than a percentage.

  • Homocysteine

    An amino acid that, at elevated levels, is linked to increased cardiovascular risk and often reflects a B-vitamin (B12/folate) deficiency.

*Every result that appears on your official lab report, calculated values included, nothing invented to inflate the count. Conditional add-on tests that only run if an initial result is abnormal aren't counted. How we count →

How It Works

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Choose Your Panel(s)

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Order Online

Complete your order in minutes. No doctor's appointment or referral needed.

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Visit Quest Diagnostics

Walk into any Quest location near you. Over 2,200 locations nationwide.

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Get Results + Guidance

Receive your results with clear, plain-English explanations of what they mean.

Why It Matters

Chronic, low-grade inflammation doesn't come with obvious symptoms until it's already driving something bigger - heart disease, autoimmune conditions, or metabolic dysfunction. This panel measures what's actually happening beneath the surface, including a basic autoimmune screen, so you can catch and address inflammation before it becomes the root cause of a much bigger problem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. A licensed physician authorizes your lab work as part of the ordering process. No doctor visit or referral needed.

At any Quest Diagnostics Patient Service Center — there are over 2,200 locations nationwide. Most accept walk-ins, but you can also search locations and schedule your appointment ahead of time at questdiagnostics.com/locations/search if you prefer to skip the wait.

Once your lab work is processed, you'll receive an email letting you know your results are ready. Log in at results.keenlythriving.com to view your full report and download a PDF copy.

Your results are posted to your secure portal with plain-English context on each test, focused on optimal ranges, not just whether something is "normal." You'll get an email when they're ready.

Absolutely! Add as many panels as you'd like to your cart. All tests are run from a single blood draw at Quest.

These panels are self-pay. The upside: no surprise bills, no prior authorization, and you get exactly what you order at the price listed.

For most panels, yes. A 10-12 hour fast is recommended (water is fine). Specific prep instructions are included with your order.

We pass our savings directly to you. No middleman markup, no hidden fees. The price you see is the price you pay.

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Some testing companies count every calculated ratio and derived index as its own separate "biomarker," so a modest panel gets marketed as having 100+ biomarkers. We count every result that actually appears on your lab report - including calculated values like ratios, since those are real numbers you'll see and can verify yourself - but we don't add anything that isn't genuinely part of what gets reported, and we don't count conditional add-on tests that only run if an initial result comes back abnormal. The number you see is the number of results you'll actually get back, and you can count them yourself on your own report.

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