Build the Right Test Menu Around the Right Platform
Laboratory Diagnostic Solutions helps clinical laboratories evaluate assays, reagents, test menus, and platform compatibility across multiple laboratory disciplines—without being tied to a single manufacturer.
Discuss Your Test MenuAssay Selection Should Fit the Laboratory
The right assay depends on more than availability. Specimen type, expected volume, analytical performance, workflow, analyzer compatibility, reimbursement, staffing, quality requirements, and total operating cost all matter. LDS helps laboratories evaluate those factors before adding or changing testing.
Support Across Multiple Laboratory Disciplines
We help laboratories evaluate individual assays as well as broader testing programs and menus.
Molecular Diagnostics
Assay and reagent evaluation for PCR-based testing, including infectious disease and other molecular applications, with consideration for extraction, amplification, workflow, controls, and platform requirements.
Clinical Chemistry
Reagent and assay selection for routine and specialized chemistry testing, including blood and urine applications across automated chemistry platforms.
Toxicology Screening
Support for urine drug-screening menus, immunoassay selection, cutoffs, specimen validity testing, analyzer compatibility, and workflow planning.
LC-MS/MS Testing
Planning support for quantitative and confirmatory testing, including analyte menus, calibration and QC strategy, extraction workflow, reporting, and integration into high-complexity laboratory operations.
Choosing an Assay Is an Operational Decision
Platform Fit
Compatibility with the analyzer, workflow, controls, maintenance, and laboratory infrastructure.
Performance
Analytical characteristics, cutoffs, measuring range, sensitivity, specificity, and intended use.
Workflow
Specimen handling, reagent preparation, throughput, hands-on time, staffing, and result review.
Economics
Reagent cost, calibrators and controls, expected volume, waste, reimbursement, and overall operating impact.
Relationships Expand the Options. They Do Not Determine the Recommendation.
LDS works with laboratory manufacturers, reagent suppliers, technology companies, and industry partners across multiple disciplines. Those relationships help us identify options, but recommendations are based on the laboratory's testing requirements, workflow, existing systems, and operational goals.
Let’s Evaluate the Assay, Platform, and Workflow Together
Whether you are building a new test menu, replacing a reagent system, evaluating a new assay, or expanding into another laboratory discipline, LDS can help you compare the options before implementation.
Discuss Your Test Menu