Homebound and elderly patients shouldn’t wait for answers. CuraPath Dx brings the collector and the lab together—so providers can diagnose faster and treat sooner.
Grow Your Practice While We Handle Your Patient Visits
- One partner, end‑to‑end: Mobile specimen collection and on‑site PCR testing in a CLIA‑certified lab.
- Fast, actionable results: Typical turnaround 24–48 hours, with optional PharmD stewardship notes.
- White‑glove service: Easy e‑ordering, bedside labeling, photo documentation (when appropriate), and proactive provider updates.
- Built for infection care: Optimized sampling SOPs for wounds, respiratory, and urinary infections to reduce recollects.
Who we serve
- Podiatry & wound care clinics (non‑ambulatory patients, limb‑preservation programs)
- Primary care, geriatrics, and house‑call practices
- Home health, SNF/ALF, and transitional care teams
- Telehealth groups that need a reliable field collection partner
What we collect & test
Mobile collection at home or facility with transport to our lab for PCR and companion tests.
- Wound infections: comprehensive pathogen panels + antibiotic‑resistance markers
- Respiratory: viral and bacterial PCR (NP/OP swabs)
- Urinary/UTI: PCR detection with reflex options per payer policy
- STI/Vaginitis: clinician‑collected or patient‑assisted swabs
- Phlebotomy add‑ons: PGx, basic chemistries (via partner labs) when appropriate
Result delivery: secure portal, EMR‑friendly PDF, e‑fax; critical results escalated by phone.
How it works (simple, compliant)
- Order. Treating provider e‑orders
- Collect. Our trained clinicians visit the patient (home/SNF/ALF), follow specimen‑specific SOPs, label at bedside, and transport.
- Analyze & report. PCR performed in our Texas Medical Center lab; 24–48h TAT target with interpretation aids for faster therapy decisions.
Outcomes that matter
- Faster targeted therapy → fewer avoidable ER visits/readmissions
- Reduced overtreatment from “guesswork” antibiotics
- Higher patient satisfaction and access for homebound/elderly
- Less practice friction: no in‑clinic collections, fewer recollects, cleaner documentation