A clearer picture.
No pressure. No surprises.
Start with a free, practical laboratory readiness checkup. Choose your setting and the highest complexity of testing you perform. We'll display relevant screening questions, a clear follow-up summary, and helpful CMS/CDC references. You can print your results for your own team, whether or not you ever hire us.
Choose your laboratory setting and testing complexity.
Each setting has its own questions in addition to a common foundation. The questions change when you choose a different lab type or complexity; the results below are not submitted to a server.
Your personalized questions will appear here. You can see all twelve settings below.
Your preliminary laboratory checkup
Your checkup summary
Answer a few questions to create a follow-up list. A “Yes” answer does not establish compliance, and a “No” answer is not a regulatory citation.
Your answers stay in this browser page. We do not transmit or store them through this checkup. If you choose to contact us, you will enter contact details separately on the Connexis consultation page. Do not include patient data in any request.
All twelve laboratory settings are welcome.
Some laboratories span multiple settings. Choose the one that best describes your operation, then review the applicable questions. A laboratory's category alone never determines CLIA obligations.
An honest starting point, not a certificate of compliance.
The questions are a preliminary self-screening tool. They are not comprehensive, tailored legal advice, a regulatory audit, a formal mock inspection, or a guarantee of inspection readiness. Requirements vary by test, complexity, laboratory certificate, accreditor and state. A qualified reviewer should verify facts and applicability before making compliance decisions.
Waived-only testing generally has different federal obligations from nonwaived testing. We do not score waived-only sites against the complete nonwaived quality system. The laboratory director and authorized personnel retain their responsibilities.
Authoritative information: CMS certification overview · CMS regulations · CDC complexity guide.
Give every laboratory a useful answer, whether or not they become a client.
We believe in clear information, responsible stewardship and equal service. The purpose of a free checkup is to help you recognize what deserves attention, not to create fear or manufacture a sales opportunity.
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