This evaluation uses advanced cardiometabolic testing—including ApoB, Lp(a), inflammation markers, and metabolic profiling—to reveal hidden risk for heart disease long before symptoms appear. It provides a clear, personalized picture of your cardiovascular health, helping identify genetic, metabolic, and cholesterol-related risks that routine labs often miss.
You’ll complete a comprehensive blood panel measuring ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, and key metabolic markers. These tests provide a detailed view of cholesterol particle risk, inflammation, and metabolic health. Once results are in, Dr. Saha interprets them with your medical history and lifestyle factors, then walks you through a tailored prevention plan.
Cardiometabolic testing can reveal markers that routine cholesterol panels may not include—such as elevated ApoB, high Lp(a), and inflammation. With a clearer picture of your metabolic and genetic markers, Dr. Saha can discuss next steps with you.
Cardiometabolic Prevention Consultation
Comprehensive testing of ApoB, Lp(a), inflammation, and metabolic markers to uncover early cardiovascular risk and guide prevention.
This evaluation may be appropriate for some patients with high cholesterol, elevated ApoB or Lp(a), pre-diabetes, or a family history of early heart disease. It is not for everyone. Book a visit with Dr. Saha to see if it is right for you.
You’ll complete a targeted blood panel measuring ApoB, Lp(a), inflammation, and key metabolic markers. The testing is quick and minimally invasive. Dr. Saha personally interprets your results, identifies any early cardiometabolic risk, and provides a clear, tailored plan to protect your long-term heart health.
Cardiometabolic testing can uncover early risk markers—like elevated ApoB, high Lp(a), or inflammation—sometimes before symptoms develop. Dr. Saha can use those results to discuss options that may include addressing cholesterol particle burden, inflammation, or metabolic imbalance.
This evaluation involves a standard blood draw. Let us know if you have a history of fainting with labs or are on medications that affect bleeding. You may be asked to fast before testing for accurate metabolic results.
After reviewing your results, Dr. Saha will explain any elevated markers—such as ApoB, Lp(a), or inflammation—and what they may mean for your long-term risk. You may receive a personalized prevention plan that could include medication, nutrition, metabolic support, or follow-up testing.