Detect hidden Lyme infection and uncover what’s behind persistent fatigue, joint pain, and cognitive fog.
$499.00
20% off with membership
Detect Lyme-
related antibodies
Confirm potential
infection
Clarify
unexplained
symptoms
Guide
personalized
treatment
Lyme disease is spread through tick bites and often causes fatigue, headaches, or joint pain—symptoms that can mimic other conditions. Since only about 70% develop the classic “bull’s-eye” rash, accurate testing is key. Our Lyme Disease Test measures antibodies (IgG, IgM) to help confirm or rule out infection.
This test is especially recommended for those with recent or frequent tick exposure, outdoor activity in wooded or grassy areas, or persistent symptoms that have not been explained by other tests.
This helps detect the body’s immune response to infection, even when symptoms are unclear.
The panel can:
Choose from one of our available appointments to schedule your test.
A member of our medical team will come to your home to collect your sample.
Receive results and schedule a consultation for a personalized review
"After months of strange symptoms and no answers, ConciergeMD's Lyme test finally gave me clarity, and now I’m getting treated properly."
You can book online or through our care team. A licensed nurse will visit your home for testing, and your ConciergeMD provider will review results and guide you on next steps.
This test measures Lyme Disease antibodies (IgG and IgM) through an Immunoblot panel, which detects the body’s immune response to Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.
Testing is recommended if you’ve recently had a tick bite, spend time in wooded or grassy environments, or experience symptoms such as fatigue, joint or muscle pain, headaches, or rash.
A licensed ConciergeMD nurse visits your home for a simple blood draw, providing convenience, privacy, and comfort.
Results are usually available within 1–2 weeks, followed by a personalized review with a ConciergeMD provider.
No fasting is required. You can eat and drink normally before your appointment.
The test identifies antibodies that indicate exposure. While it can support a diagnosis, chronic Lyme disease should be confirmed by a provider using a combination of lab results, symptoms, and medical history.
Common indicators include fatigue, joint pain, brain fog, nerve pain, headaches, or flu-like illness. A “bull’s-eye” rash after a tick bite is a classic sign but does not always appear.
By detecting both IgM (early response) and IgG (later response) antibodies, the Immunoblot panel improves accuracy compared to single-marker testing.
Antibodies may not appear until 2–6 weeks after infection. If tested too soon, your provider may recommend retesting.
Untreated Lyme disease can lead to persistent fatigue, arthritis, neurological issues, and heart complications. Early diagnosis is essential to prevent long-term complications.
Yes. Monitoring antibody levels over time may provide insight into your body’s immune response during or after treatment.
The test measures immune response, not the bacteria directly. In very early infections, antibody levels may not yet be detectable, which is why retesting may sometimes be recommended.
