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Labs

Your labs, working for your care.

Bring the bloodwork and DNA results you already have. Rebody keeps every report on your account, and you choose which clinician sees each one.

Already have labs

Upload them in minutes.

  1. Download the original PDF

    From your lab or testing company's portal. The PDF keeps every marker and reference range.

  2. Add it to Records

    Sign in to Rebody, open Records, and drop in the file. Pick a type like Blood or DEXA Scan.

  3. Send it to your clinician

    Choose the visit whose doctor should review it. Nothing is shared until you do.

DNA

Already tested your DNA? Use it.

Upload your raw data from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or MyHeritage. We analyze it for ancestry, polygenic scores, and markers like MTHFR and vitamin D handling, usually within a day.

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Rebody labs

Rebody is launching its own lab testing. Join the list and we'll email you the day it opens.

Available now

Rebody DNA Kit

$149, one time

Low-pass whole-genome sequencing from a saliva sample, with ancestry, polygenic scores, and health markers.

Questions

How your labs are handled

Does my clinician see my labs as soon as I upload them?

No. Uploading keeps a report on your Rebody account. A clinician sees it only when you send it to one of your visits, and you choose which one.

What files can I upload?

Any file up to 5 GB can live in your records, from a Quest PDF to a whole-genome VCF. Clinicians receive PDFs and photos up to 20 MB, so send lab reports as the original PDF.

Which lab providers work?

Quest, Labcorp, Function Health, Superpower, InsideTracker, WHOOP Advanced Labs, your doctor's office, and anyone else who gives you a PDF report. Raw DNA exports from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, and MyHeritage are analyzed on your DNA page.

Can I delete what I upload?

Yes. Delete a record any time and it leaves your account. A copy you already sent to a clinician stays in that visit's chart, the same as any file you give a doctor.