The Clarity Lab Solutions Wound Testing uses advanced biofilm diagnostic methods that allow for complex pathogen identification and result in improved wound healing rates. A menu of 24 phenotypic antibiotics and four genotypic resistance genes are used to determine the best and the most effective method of treatment for patients.
Clarity Wound Testing promotes antibiotic stewardship by helping reduce antibiotic resistance and decreasing the spread of infections that are caused by multi-drug resistant organisms.
Simultaneously identifies 39 Bacterial and Fungal Pathogens from a single swab.
Ability to report polymicrobial treatment guidance using our proprietary antimicrobial susceptibility methods.
Results provided within a 24-28 hour window – both identification and susceptibility.
Supports better patient outcomes and satisfaction.
Clarity Lab Solutions uses the most advanced pathogen detection methods — changing the gold standard in wound cultures.
Traditional culture may take up to 6 weeks to report fungal pathogens while the Clarity Lab Solutions Wound Panel can detect fungus immediately.
Our wound testing methods allow identification of pathogens and sensitivity much faster than traditional microbiology, allowing the physician to begin early treatment with the correct antibiotic.
Our lab offers a wide array of molecular tests, fast turnaround times, and a local concierge service for your practice.
Discover all the advantages of our innovative approach and how they stack up with your current provider.
In a value-based care model, patient experience takes prime priority. It’s an element that extends beyond just the quality of treatment and encompasses various ancillary services, including the value provided by clinical laboratories.
You’ve got something wrong, and you can’t figure out what it is. Then you go to your doctor, who runs a couple of tests, one of which requires a laboratory analysis. And because you don’t feel well, the sooner your physician gets your results, the quicker you can get well. Which laboratory do you want your test sent to?
Approximately 80% of chronic and recurrent microbial infections in the human body are due to bacterial biofilm. Microbial cells within biofilms have shown 10–1000 times more antibiotics resistance than the planktonic cells.