Advanced Diagnostic Testing
Advanced testing. A clear clinical plan. Expand your practice with selected imaging, liquid biopsy, cardiovascular, micronutrient, genetic, and functional assessments—supported by physician-led governance and protocols tailored to your facility.
See what is included, how the engagement starts, and which requirements are reviewed before your facility is accepted.
- Services defined for your facility and team
- Initial setup and ongoing governance explained separately
- Official sources for the regulatory context
Tests are selected after clinical review. Fees and service inclusions are MFMD policies.
01MFMD servicesWhat ongoing governance includes
What ongoing governance includes
My Florida Medical Director is physician-owned and physician-led, providing ongoing clinical governance with direct physician involvement and accountability. We review the agreed testing menu, provider roles, documentation, results follow-up, and referrals within Medical Wellness governance. Your treating clinicians evaluate patients, order appropriate tests, interpret results within their competence, and manage care.
02Before you beginWhat initial setup includes
What initial setup includes
The $2,500 one-time full program setup covers the agreed five-category program using external testing providers: facility-specific patient-selection, preparation, consent, ordering, results-review, referral, and follow-up protocols, plus clinical review of proposed testing partners. Existing templates are reviewed and individualized. We define your initial menu together; each test is reviewed before activation. Building an onsite diagnostic department is outside this setup.
03Rules and responsibilities1. Advanced imaging and cancer detection — including liquid biopsy
1. Advanced imaging and cancer detection — including liquid biopsy
Selected whole-body MRI referrals, blood-based multi-cancer detection (liquid biopsy), coronary calcium scoring or CCTA with plaque analysis when appropriate, and DXA for bone density or body composition. Whole-body MRI and multi-cancer blood tests do not replace established cancer screening. A positive signal requires diagnostic evaluation; a negative result does not rule out cancer. Routine whole-body MRI screening in average-risk people has not demonstrated improved longevity.
04Your practice2. Functional and metabolic assessment
2. Functional and metabolic assessment
VO2 testing, lactate-threshold assessment, resting metabolic rate testing, and selected CGM assessment. Protocols define patient suitability, preparation, staff qualifications, equipment requirements, interpretation, and follow-up.
05Your practice3. Advanced cardiovascular biomarkers
3. Advanced cardiovascular biomarkers
ApoB, lipoprotein(a), and selected inflammatory or lipid markers interpreted alongside standard lipids, medical history, and overall cardiovascular risk. This extends clinically appropriate assessment rather than replacing routine care.
06Your practice4. Micronutrient and genetic assessment
4. Micronutrient and genetic assessment
Targeted micronutrient evaluation, hereditary-risk testing, and selected pharmacogenetic testing, with counseling or specialist referral when indicated. Intracellular nutrient panels and epigenetic age profiles receive separate review because clinical usefulness and evidence vary. Routine weight-management or hormone monitoring remains part of its existing program.
07Your practice5. Autonomic and gastrointestinal assessment
5. Autonomic and gastrointestinal assessment
HRV trends, referrals for formal autonomic evaluation, and clinically selected gastrointestinal or microbiome tests. HRV alone is not a complete autonomic evaluation, and microbiome sequencing alone does not diagnose intestinal permeability or establish treatment.
08Your practiceWho arranges the testing?
Who arranges the testing?
MFMD defines clinical criteria, reviews proposed laboratories and imaging or testing providers, and establishes results and escalation pathways. Your clinic selects and contracts with providers, opens accounts, arranges appointments and specimen logistics, and tracks results. Ancillary providers perform the tests and supply their agreed reports and specialist interpretation. Your clinical team communicates results and completes follow-up. Partner arrangements are established for your facility; no pre-existing network is promised.
09Your investmentHow the fee works
How the fee works
Full program setup is $2,500 one time. Ongoing review is included within Medical Wellness governance, with no additional monthly testing surcharge. Medical Wellness is $1,500/month; combined with Wellness & Aesthetic, the group total is $2,500/month before applicable staffing or other adjustments. One APP is included. Advanced-testing-only selection does not add a second general setup fee. Other programs retain their applicable setup fees; overlapping work is reconciled in the final proposal. Laboratory, imaging, specialist, and other third-party charges are separate. Your clinic sets its patient prices.
10Getting startedFrom your menu to a defined agreement
From your menu to a defined agreement
Enter the facility ZIP, choose the applicable services, and describe your team and existing protocols. Review your estimate before providing contact details. MFMD then reviews the operating facts and documents, confirms the assigned physician, initial on-site assessment, scheduled visits, and any required treatment-day arrangements, and issues the agreed scope and start date. An EMR is required and must be in use with physician access before governance begins. You may complete a planning estimate while choosing the platform; paper-only clinical operations are not accepted. No clinical services begin merely because a form was submitted.
Verify the rule before applying it to the facility.
These links support the general regulatory review. They do not replace facility-specific analysis or legal advice.
Clear answers before the estimate.
The final answer depends on the facility, licensed roster, payer model, and proposed services.
Does an estimate confirm that you can accept my facility?
No. It provides a planning amount from your answers. Acceptance depends on coverage, licensure, professionals, services, and assigned-physician availability. Excluded services are not accepted through an automatic additional charge.
Does MFMD provide direct patient care, legal services, or payer credentialing?
These governance services do not automatically include direct patient care, prescriptions, payer credentialing, AHCA application preparation, or legal representation. MFMD is not a law firm. Statutory duties of an accepted clinic’s director remain in effect, including billing review where applicable.
Who will be the assigned physician?
MFMD confirms a physician according to qualifications, services, location, and availability. Armando A Falcon, MD, is the Founder and CEO; a page or estimate does not promise that he will be every facility’s physician.
Build the right governance scope for your facility.
The two-minute estimator uses business and facility information to define your planning scope.