Here’s Exactly What You Get When You Order Today
Your Lab Order Number: Once you place your order, you'll receive a secure email with your lab order number and clear instructions on what to do next. No home kits are sent—this is a convenient lab-based test.
Freedom and Flexibility: You have the flexibility to schedule your lab visit at any of over 2,000 LabCorp locations across the country, whenever it fits your schedule. No need to rush—take your time and go when it’s most convenient for you.
Hassle-Free Experience: Everything is set up for you, so you can skip the hassle of navigating medical paperwork or dealing with insurance. Just show up at the lab, get your test done, and you’re good to go.
Quick and Confidential Results: Your results will be sent to you directly, quickly, and privately, so you can take the next steps with confidence.
 
Benefits of Choosing iHLTH for Your NfL Test
Skip the Waiting Room: Get your test done quickly without the usual delays.
Affordable Pricing: Pay just $350 and avoid surprise medical bills.
Stress-Free Process: No need to deal with doctors or labs—we handle everything for you.
Fast Results: Receive your results quickly, so you can take action right away.
Confidential and Private: Early detection and answers, all handled with complete privacy.
Time-Saving: Save hours of your time by skipping unnecessary steps and appointments.
 
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Results in just 2-4 days 
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Deep Dive Into What The Neurofilament Light Chain (NfL) Test Does
 
Neurofilament light chain (NfL) is a neuron-specific protein routinely released into the extracellular space. NfL test levels rise above baseline in response to neuronal injury and neurodegeneration. NfL has been widely studied and has demonstrated utility for various neurodegenerative diseases1
 
A rise in NfL is not specific for a specific disease factor and may be caused by both neurodegenerative diseases or a head impact during sports. Results should only be used in conjunction with other clinical information when evaluating patients with neurodegeneration. Due to a lack of specificity to a particular neurodegenerative disease, its role as a diagnostic marker is limited.