LabWise Analytics
Share your blood-test results. LabWise AI explains each marker, its reference range and how it has changed, including what's uncertain and what to ask your doctor.
Most markers stayed within the lab's reference ranges. Ferritin has risen steadily since 2023 and is worth discussing.
| Marker | Trend | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Haemoglobin | Stable · in range | |
| Ferritin | Rising since 2023 | |
| TSH | Lab changed 2023 |
TSH was reported in different units after a lab change, so values before and after 2023 aren't directly comparable. No results for 2022.
Services
Two services, one goal: helping you understand your health and have better conversations with your doctor.
Your blood-test results, explained in plain language by LabWise AI.
A guided look at the everyday side of your health, based on what you choose to share.
Not therapy or mental-health treatment. If you're in crisis in Canada, call or text 9-8-8, 24/7.
Our method
The same four rules guide every LabWise AI report.
Each result is compared with the range printed on the report it came from, not a generic table.
Different units or methods between labs are flagged, not silently mixed.
Missing dates, lab changes, borderline values: anything that limits what the data can tell you is written down.
We describe what the data shows. Interpretation for your health stays with your doctor.
Why it matters
From MedlinePlus, the U.S. National Library of Medicine's patient information service:
"Because labs often use different testing methods, they often use different reference ranges to describe normal results."
MedlinePlus · How to Understand Your Lab Results
"It's common for healthy people to sometimes have results outside the reference range."
MedlinePlus · How to Understand Your Lab Results
"Some people with health problems can have results that are considered 'normal.'"
MedlinePlus · How to Understand Your Lab Results
That's why LabWise AI compares each result with its own lab's range, flags changes between labs, and leaves the medical conclusions to your doctor.
About
LabWise uses AI to interpret your results. Here's exactly what that means.
AI interpretation is the core of the service.
How it works
A consultation about your questions and goals.
Once the scope is agreed, you share your results securely.
LabWise AI interprets your results and prepares the report.
A plain-language report, with questions ready for your doctor.
FAQs
No. LabWise provides data analysis and informational reporting. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice. The report is designed to support a conversation with your doctor.
LabWise AI. It explains your markers, reference ranges, trends and uncertainties, and drafts questions for your doctor. AI can make mistakes, so always review the report with your doctor.
Copies of the blood-test reports you want explained. The exact types of report supported are confirmed during the consultation.
No. It's a guided look at lifestyle, goals, stress and how you feel, based on what you choose to share. It is not therapy, counselling or mental-health treatment. If you're in crisis in Canada, call or text 9-8-8 at any time.
No. Please don't put any health information in the contact form. Results are only shared after the scope is agreed, using a method arranged directly with you.
A written report with a summary, your markers with their reference ranges and trends, the uncertainties, and questions for your doctor, like the sample at the top of this page.
Both are confirmed in writing at the scoping step, before any work begins.
Start with a consultation. Nothing is shared until we've agreed on the scope together.
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