Your Executive Pathology Panel (EPP) has typically three steps, Order your EPP, Take a Blood Test, Book in for your EPP Consult. However, there's a lot going on for you in between those steps. Each can take varying amounts of time. Below is a complete break down of the timings. Ordering my EPP (aka Step 1): Ordering your EPP is super simple and should take less than 5 minutes. Recieving my Referral: Normally, this will take only a few minutes. That said, systems can be delayed. In the unlikely even you do not receive your referral with in 2-4 hours, please contact us and we will ensure you get your referral. Filling in my Health History: This step is optional, but is really important for us to give you a holistic recommendation on your health. You will recieve an email asking you to fill out your health history. Filling our your health history form is all on-line, and should take only 5-10 minutes. Getting my Blood Test (aka Step 2): This is perhaps the lenghtiest step for you. You will need to head down to your nearest pathology lab (QML in Qld), pass your referral to reception, wait for the "Phlebotomist" (person who will take your blood for testing), and typically you are on your way. Normally, if the pathology is not busy, this process takes 10 minutes. Times will vary based on the time you visit the pathology lab. We have found visiting first up on the weekend to be really good and get there 15 minutes early to be the first to arrive. Then, the whole timing should be less than 30 minutes. Remeber your must fast for 12 hours, and drink plenty of water before hand (see our FAQ on getting my blood test). Pathology results: Your pathology results come directly to us and usually this takes a 1-2 business days. Times do vary based on public holidays and other factors. Our Analysis: The pathology lab provides us with the basic information which is really not very clear for the non-pathology technician. We perform a comprehensive analysis and report (50+ pages) of the results that come back from the pathology lab. This report will take us quite some time to prepare and review. That said, we typically do this within 2 business days. Scheduling my consult: You will receive an email when your full EPP has been completed. Then, you can book an appointment with us. This is an on-line process that should only take you 5 mintues to complete. Consultation Time (aka Step 3): Your consultation with one of our practitioners is 30 minutes in length.

As this is a digital health product, no refunds will be provided once the pathology test has been performed. If a cancellation request is submitted before the pathology test is taken, a 50% refund will be provided due to the digital generation of the referral, which is an immediate digital product delivered post payment. For the complete Terms and Conditions of the EPP, please click here,

Yes. Rest assured, your data is safe with us. We adhere to strict HIPAA guidelines, employing encryption, secure storage, and controlled access to protect your confidential information. Our commitment to privacy ensures your personal data remains secure and compliant with industry best practices.

It is very important that you use one of our pathology partners. Failure to do so may incur an additional cost to you. We use different Pathology Labs in different states. Below is the list of pathology partners and a link to their website for you to find your nearest Pathology Lab. ACT - Laverty Pathology NSW - Laverty Pathology NT - Western Diagnostic QLD - QML Pathology SA - Abbot Diagnostic TAS - TML Pathology VIC - Dorevitch Pathology WA - Western Diagnostic

To ensure a successful blood test, follow these tips: 1. Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water before the test, as it makes veins more visible and blood draw easier. 2. Prepare: Check for any fasting requirements, medications, or supplements to avoid beforehand. 3. Relax: Ease anxiety through deep breathing or visualization techniques. 4. Apply warmth: Warm the arm to improve blood flow, making veins more accessible. 5. Arm positioning: Keep your arm straight and relaxed. 6. Communicate: Inform the phlebotomist about past issues, preferences, or concerns. Remember, always follow your healthcare provider's instructions.

No the EPP is not a diagnosis, but rather comprehensive insight into the level of dysfunction of you pathology results. The EPP is a comprehensive analysis and next step recommendations based on a full and comprehensive blood panel, and analysis of your health history (provided by you) along with your blood pathology. You will recieve referals to other clinicians that are able to provide diangosis in their modality of practice.