Screen. Test. Treat.

Diabetes Testing Centers™ (DTC) began with diabetes-related testing and has evolved into a broader chronic-risk detection platform for modern primary care. Designed to integrate inside existing PCP clinics using as little as one dedicated room, no new space or infrastructure required — DTC helps primary care practices identify chronic-risk signals and connect them to focused, non-invasive assessment pathways .  Our model is simple:

Screen using TriageIQ™.

Test with provider-selected assessments.

Treat through provider-directed care.

TriageIQ™ serves as the intake-level screener that helps capture what patients report but rarely volunteer — before it is missed, minimized, or left undocumented. When signals warrant a closer look, providers can evaluate them through whichever focused assessments, screenings, or testing pathways fit the patient and the practice — supporting care planning, monitoring, referrals, or follow-up decisions. The treating provider remains responsible for diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, referrals, and patient care. DTC does not replace the provider's judgment. It helps organize the path from early risk recognition to appropriate clinical action. 

Most chronic diseases do not begin with a diagnosis. They often begin years earlier with subtle changes in how a patient feels, functions, moves, thinks, sleeps, sees, or tolerates daily life. Patients may explain these changes away as aging, stress, fatigue, pain, or "just getting older." Many never mention them during a routine visit unless they are asked in a structured way. That is the gap DTC is designed to close. 

By capturing these early indicators at intake, documenting them while the patient is already present, and connecting them to appropriate next steps, practices can create a clearer path from early risk recognition to timely evaluation, monitoring, referral, or provider-directed care. 

DTC is a family-owned healthcare company founded by former family practice owners who saw how often chronic risks were missed until preventable damage had begun. Combined with enterprise leadership in diabetes and diagnostics, that experience shaped a broader chronic-risk detection platform. 

DTC adds structured screening and triage routing without a separate clinic or disruption to daily operations. Today, with access to a national network of more than 20,000 independent practices, DTC helps providers bring earlier detection and clearer care direction into the clinical workflow they already use. 

The visit does not change — only the clinical insight it produces does. 

Find Signals Sooner

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The case for earlier detection is not theoretical — it is measurable and clinically meaningful. By capturing what patients may already be experiencing in a structured way at intake, practices give providers a clearer, better-documented starting point for evaluating whether follow-up assessment, monitoring, referral, or care planning is appropriate.

Chronic damage accumulates long before symptoms become obvious, leaving providers to intervene later, when care is more reactive, costly, and complex. The challenge is that most primary care workflows are not built to consistently capture risk during that earlier window. Patients present with a chief complaint, and providers respond to what is reported.

DTC is designed to close that gap. Its broader health-risk detection model helps identify patient-reported risk signals earlier and organize them for provider review, so clinicians can direct patients toward appropriate evaluation, follow-up, clinical services, or care-management pathways — across fee-for-service, ACO/VBC, and Medicare Advantage workflows.

The practices that benefit most are not adding complexity. They are seeing their existing patients more completely — using a structured pathway to surface risk earlier, document it clearly, and move patients toward timely, provider-directed care.

Turn Intake to Insight