From screening to diagnosis and monitoring, our suite of laboratory tests supports providers and patients in every stage of disease management.
Why Choose ARUP for Diabetes Testing?
Faster turnaround times and 24-hour testing capabilities enable timely and individualized treatment plans.
Tests designed to meet your needs:
ARUP offers a diverse range of tests designed to cater to specific clinical requirements. Our à la carte testing options enable a tailored approach based on the nuances of each condition.
Access to clinical pathology experts:
When you partner with ARUP, you gain access to our team of pathologists who specialize in genomics, endocrinology, and chemistry. Our experts contribute to academic research and literature in the field of diabetes, providing valuable insights for test selection and result interpretation.
For more information and decision support tools, refer to the ARUP Consult® Diabetes Mellitus - Type 1, Type 2, and Gestational topic.
Available Tests for Diabetes
Screening and Diagnosis | |
Tests used to screen for and diagnose diabetes mellitus (DM) include:
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Etiology | |
Diabetes-related autoantibody testing can help to establish autoimmune etiology in individuals previously diagnosed with type 1 DM (T1DM) or to exclude a diagnosis of T1DM in adults who lack traditional risk factors. Our single orderable tests allow you to tailor a testing combination most beneficial for your patient’s unique situation.
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Molecular Analysis | |
ARUP offers one of the most comprehensive genetic testing panels on the market that includes 23 genes to identify patients with DM for whom genetic etiology is suspected. Additional associated tests offered by ARUP may be useful for glycemic control monitoring. |
For additional testing information, please refer to our Laboratory Test Directory.
Additional Resources
Video Lecture: Diabetes: Don’t Sugarcoat It—Presented by Heather A. Nelson, PhD
- ARUP Consult Test Fact Sheet: Diabetes-Associated Autoantibodies
References
- American Diabetes Association. Standards of care in diabetes–2024. Published Dec 2023; accessed May 2024.