Chronic Care · Lab Test
Regular monitoring of the markers that matter most in diabetes — so you and your doctor can stay ahead of complications.
A focused panel aligned with how diabetes is monitored — glycaemic control plus the heart and kidney checks that guideline care recommends.
As a general guide used by clinicians: an HbA1c below 5.7% is considered normal, 5.7–6.4% indicates prediabetes, and 6.5% or higher is in the diabetes range. Your personal target may differ — your doctor sets it based on your situation.
Many people with stable diabetes check HbA1c roughly twice a year, and more often — about every three months — when treatment is changing or targets aren't being met. Kidney and lipid checks are commonly done at least yearly. Your doctor will personalise this schedule.
It's useful for monitoring both, as well as prediabetes. Your doctor may tailor the tests to your needs.
Fasting is recommended for accurate glucose and lipid results; HbA1c itself does not require fasting.
Absolutely. Results are downloadable, and you can also review them with an MDLink physician.
You can schedule repeat tests at the interval your doctor recommends.
Transparent pricing. Results online in 24–72 hours. No referral needed.
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