Infectious disease testing
PCR-based and other molecular approaches designed to identify relevant infectious disease markers.
STONE Diagnostics provides clinical reference laboratory services, with a history that began under the name Stone Clinical Laboratories.
STONE Diagnostics describes itself as a group of clinical diagnostic and support companies serving healthcare providers and patients. Its official overview emphasizes diagnostic information, responsive service, and testing workflows tailored to different clinical settings.
The company’s roots are in Stone Clinical Laboratories, originally based in New Orleans. It later publicly announced a transition to the STONE Diagnostics name. Its published company overview describes regional laboratory operations in Louisiana and Florida, as well as mobile testing services.
Services described by the company include molecular testing and complementary clinical laboratory areas. The scope, insurance participation, and availability of any test should always be confirmed directly with STONE.
Read the official company descriptionThe following reflects areas described by STONE on its website, not a complete or current test menu.
PCR-based and other molecular approaches designed to identify relevant infectious disease markers.
Clinical chemistry, microbiology, hematology, pharmacogenetics, and prescription drug monitoring are among company-described services.
STONE describes staffing, consulting, distribution, and mobile services across its broader group.
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