Tribal Diagnostics

Tribal Diagnostics is a rapidly growing diagnostic laboratory focused on improving access to essential healthcare testing. As a Native American-owned organization, it was founded with a mission to address health disparities—particularly in underserved and rural populations—while maintaining high clinical standards and affordability.

Headquartered in Oklahoma City, the laboratory operates advanced facilities and partners with healthcare providers nationwide to deliver reliable, scalable diagnostic services.

Testing Capabilities

Tribal Diagnostics offers a comprehensive menu of laboratory tests, including:

Chronic disease testing (e.g., diabetes, cardiovascular risk)
Infectious disease diagnostics
Toxicology and substance use testing
General wellness and preventive screening
Molecular and high-complexity lab testing

The lab performs over 1,000 different tests, supporting early detection, monitoring, and treatment of major health conditions.

Clinical Impact

Laboratory testing plays a central role in modern medicine, with approximately 70% of clinical decisions influenced by lab results.

By delivering accurate and timely diagnostics, Tribal Diagnostics helps:

Detect diseases earlier
Guide treatment decisions
Monitor therapy effectiveness
Improve long-term patient outcomes

Mission & Differentiation

What sets Tribal Diagnostics apart is its strong mission-driven approach:

Focus on underserved communities: Originally built to support Native American populations and rural healthcare systems
Affordability & access: Designed to reduce cost barriers that prevent patients from seeking care
Provider partnerships: Works with private clinics, hospitals, and government health programs
Inclusive reach: Today, ~80% of its testing serves non-tribal providers, reflecting broad adoption

The company’s model combines community health impact with scalable clinical infrastructure, making it relevant for both specialized and mainstream healthcare providers.

Accreditation & Quality

Tribal Diagnostics is accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP) and operates under strict regulatory standards (CLIA and state requirements), ensuring:

High analytical accuracy
Quality-controlled laboratory processes
Compliance with U.S. healthcare regulations

Who Uses Tribal Diagnostics

Primary care physicians
Specialty clinics (cardiology, endocrinology, addiction medicine)
Tribal and rural health systems
Hospitals and integrated care networks