Pregnancy blood test (hCG Beta)
- When
- From the first days of a possible pregnancy. Can be repeated every 48–72 hours to follow rising levels.
- How it's done
- A quick blood draw in our studio. No fasting needed.
The quantitative hCG (Beta) blood test measures the exact level of the pregnancy hormone and can often detect pregnancy days before an at-home test.
Same-day results Monday to Friday when the sample is collected before 12:00 p.m.
BookGender DNA blood test 🧬💗💙 (available at 6+ weeks)
- When
- From 6 weeks of pregnancy (counted from the first day of your last period).
- How it's done
- A traditional blood draw by our certified phlebotomist (not a finger-prick snap test). No fasting needed.
A non-invasive test that analyzes fetal DNA from a simple maternal blood sample, available from 6 weeks. When the sample is collected Monday to Thursday before 3 PM, the result is ready the next day after 7 PM. Samples collected on Friday, after 3 PM, or on the weekend are ready the next business day after 7 PM.
Intended for singleton pregnancies. It does not include an ultrasound; you can add one to your visit.
BookPrenatal DNA paternity test 🧬 (available at 7+ weeks)
- When
- From 7 weeks of pregnancy.
- How it's done
- A blood sample from mom and a cheek swab from the alleged father, both at our studio.
Safe, non-invasive prenatal paternity testing from 7 weeks, with a maternal blood draw and a cheek swab from the alleged father.
Samples go to our independent accredited laboratory partner. Standard results are generally ready about 5 business days after the lab receives them.
BookOur policies
- A deposit holds your appointment; the booking page shows it before payment.
- You may change the date or time up to 72 hours before your appointment.
- To cancel without losing the deposit, cancel at least 72 hours before. Later cancellations, late arrivals or missed appointments may lose the deposit.
- The prenatal paternity test is managed directly with our team: contact us for any change.
- Lab tests are self-pay and are not billed to insurance. No doctor's order is needed.
Lab tests are self-pay and not covered by insurance. A single result does not replace prenatal care or medical advice; review your results with your prenatal provider.