What to Expect During Testing
Blood typing at Novum is an appointment-based, focused procedure that takes 15 MINUTES and costs $30. A small blood sample is collected and recorded in your assessment so clinicians can include your blood type when preparing toxin level reports. If you do not know your blood type, please add this to your assessment to give you accurate results on your toxin level report.
After collection the result is added to your client record and used when interpreting assessment data. This single data point helps avoid misinterpretation of toxin-related markers in the assessment, and it is handled with routine privacy and charting procedures consistent with our appointment workflow.
How the Result Is Used
Your blood type is used as contextual information in a toxin level report and baseline assessments. It helps practitioners interpret patterns in lab results and measurements, reducing the risk of drawing incorrect conclusions from tests that rely on individual biological variation.
Providing your blood type is particularly useful when clients establish baseline health metrics during peak months like January, February, and September. These are busy times for baseline testing and resolution-driven health planning, so adding blood typing then helps ensure your initial reports are as informative as possible.
Scheduling and Local Convenience
Novum Performance & Longevity operates in the Dorsey's Search and Dorsey Hall area of Ellicott City with convenient access from Route 29 and Route 108, making brief, 15 MINUTES appointments practical for commuters and local families. The short duration and $30 fee make blood typing an easy add-on when you visit for other oxygenation and cellular performance therapies.
We serve Ellicott City and surrounding communities including Columbia, Ilchester, Catonsville, West Friendship, and Woodstock. To make the most of your visit, add blood typing to your assessment before arrival and bring any existing medical records that list your blood type so we can avoid redundant testing.
