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I want a full picture of my health. What blood tests should I get every year?

ClaudediscoveryCollected Jul 31, 2026, 09:43 UTC

Verbatim response from Claude

Annual Blood Tests for a Comprehensive Health Picture

Here are the key panels to discuss with your doctor:

Core Tests

  • Complete Blood Count (CBC) - checks for anemia, infection, immune issues
  • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) - kidney, liver, blood sugar, electrolytes
  • Lipid Panel - cholesterol and triglycerides (heart disease risk)
  • Fasting Glucose + HbA1c - diabetes screening
  • Thyroid (TSH) - often overlooked but affects nearly everything

Worth Adding

  • Vitamin D - deficiency is extremely common
  • B12 - especially if you're older or plant-based
  • Iron/Ferritin - energy levels, especially for women
  • hsCRP - inflammation marker linked to heart disease
  • Testosterone - men especially after 35

Where to Get Them

Services that let you order your own tests:

  • Function Health - very comprehensive, ~$500/year, tracks 100+ biomarkers
  • Inside Tracker - analyzes results with lifestyle recommendations
  • Quest Diagnostics / LabCorp - order through your doctor or via Ulta Lab Tests (self-pay, affordable)
  • EveryWell - convenient at-home options

Practical Tip

Bring a list to your primary care doctor first - many tests are covered by insurance during annual physicals.

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