Clinical Chemistry Testing: This involves analyzing blood, or serum, assessing levels of various substances such as glucose, cholesterol, electrolytes, and enzymes, which can provide insights into metabolic function, organ health, and disease diagnosis.

Microbiology Testing: Microbiological testing identifies and characterizes microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites in clinical, environmental, or food samples to diagnose infections, assess contamination risks, and monitor antimicrobial resistance.

Environmental Testing: Environmental testing services assess air, water, soil, and other environmental samples for contaminants, pollutants, pathogens, and hazardous substances to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and protect public health.