Significant gaps remain in hepatitis diagnosis and care. Even when screening occurs, many patients fall out of care after positive antibody results due to the absence of reflex RNA testing pathways¹³. Hepatitis D testing also remains underutilized, despite its association with severe disease and the emergence of new therapies¹⁰⁻¹².
At the same time, primary care providers frequently report low confidence interpreting complex hepatitis serologies, which can further complicate patient management¹⁴. Fragmented testing approaches often lead to delayed treatment initiation and lost follow-up¹³, and disparities in diagnosis and care continue to affect immigrant, rural, and underserved populations¹⁵. Many health systems also lack automated reflex testing pathways that could simplify diagnosis and improve linkage to care¹³.
Labcorp’s comprehensive hepatitis testing portfolio supports clinicians at every step — from screening and diagnosis to treatment selection and disease monitoring — across Hepatitis A, B, C and D. Our portfolio aligns with CDC, USPSTF and professional society guidelines to help providers close diagnostic gaps and improve patient outcomes.3-12
Labcorp offers HAV antibody testing to support acute infection diagnosis and immunity assessment.
Early and comprehensive HBV testing is critical to identify infected individuals, monitor disease progression, and enable timely intervention to reduce long-term morbidity and mortality.
Hepatitis C Virus screening options and understand tests for HCV infection to make confident decisions on diagnosis and managing positive results.
Get detailed info on HDV antibody and RNA tests, who needs screening, and how test outcomes guide management.
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Recent guideline updates now call for universal and expanded screening for Hepatitis B and C, creating an urgent need for accurate, accessible and comprehensive diagnostic solutions. 6-9
Despite evolving clinical guidelines and growing public health awareness, gaps remain in hepatitis screening, diagnosis and long-term disease management. Labcorp’s comprehensive hepatitis portfolio is designed to help providers address these challenges and support patients across the full continuum of care.
Labcorp offers one of the most comprehensive hepatitis testing portfolios available, supporting detection and management across Hepatitis A, B, C and D to help providers deliver more complete liver disease evaluation.
Automated reflex pathways streamline testing by moving from screening to confirmatory and follow-up tests when clinically appropriate. This reduces missed diagnoses, minimizes additional specimen collections and helps accelerate time to diagnosis.
Comprehensive hepatitis panels are designed to align with recommendations from organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases and U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. These panels simplify ordering and help ensure patients receive appropriate screening and diagnostic evaluation.
Labcorp’s national infrastructure supports convenient specimen collection through a broad network of patient service centers and integrated logistics capabilities, helping providers deliver hepatitis testing access to patients across diverse care settings.
Structured reporting and interpretive comments help clinicians navigate complex hepatitis serology patterns, improving result clarity and supporting appropriate clinical follow-up and treatment decisions.
From initial screening and diagnosis to treatment monitoring and long-term management, Labcorp offers testing solutions that support the full hepatitis care continuum.
Advanced reflex strategies, such as reflexing from Hepatitis B screening results to additional testing when clinically indicated, can help identify patients who may require further evaluation for coinfections or disease staging.
Labcorp supports large-scale screening initiatives aligned with public health recommendations, helping health systems, primary care providers and community programs expand hepatitis detection and linkage to care.
