Clinical Chemistry

Clinical Chemistry testing focuses on the chemical analysis of blood and other body fluids to help detect changes in how the body’s organs and systems are functioning. By measuring and monitoring a wide range of substances—including enzymes, lipids, proteins, hormones, electrolytes, and drugs—these tests provide valuable insights into a patient’s metabolic and biochemical health.

The results of Clinical Chemistry testing are used to help diagnose and manage a variety of conditions, such as diabetes, kidney and liver disease, electrolyte imbalances, and thyroid disorders. Testing may also be performed to monitor medication levels, assess treatment effectiveness, and support ongoing care.

Using advanced analyzers and standardized testing methods, laboratory professionals provide accurate, timely results that help physicians make informed decisions about diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care.