Patients come to you for answers—and the Piccolo Xpress® empowers you to deliver. Offering a comprehensive menu of 31 tests across 17 panels, you can diagnose and discuss your patients’ results with confidence and without delay.
The assay menu encompasses major organ systems—including liver, kidney, pancreas, gall bladder, lipids, metabolic function and other specialty tests. Using a 100-microliter patient sample, you’ll receive lab-accurate1, reliable results in about 12 minutes.
With the ability to address abnormal results on-location, primary care practices can develop and execute complete treatment plans within the span of a normal office visit. By virtue of having critical information available so quickly, patient compliance is enhanced, practices increase efficiency, and costs are reduced.
Impact patient care
- Diagnose and confidently plan treatments based on comprehensive results
- Avoid unnecessary delays in beginning critical treatment programs
- Make real-time adjustments to medications and treatment regimens
- Ensure integrity of patient sample by maintaining consistent custody
Boost office efficiency
- Reduce the time spent preparing samples for courier to the lab
- Eliminate time and hassle of tracking down patients to relay results
- Increase the quality of time spent with patients
- Address the majority of patient presentations in real time
Enhance practice capabilities
- Conduct on-site CLIA-waived lab analysis in minutes
- Increased patient satisfaction2 from full-service capabilities
- Cornerstone of in-house mini-lab
- All Piccolo reagent panels are reimbursable by payors
- Increase services without increasing costs3

17 Complete Chemistry Panels
31 Tests
11 CLIA Waived
- References:
- 1 Data on file.
- 2 Patient satisfaction with point-of-care laboratory testing: report of a quality improvement program in an ambulatory practice of an academic medical center, 2013, Crocker et al.
- 3 Implementation of Point-of-Care Testing in an Ambulatory Practice of an Academic Medical Center, 2014, Crocker et al.