Laboratory testing for health apps, so your product shows measured values
Aniva supplies the kits, the shipping, the accredited laboratory and the results interface, so your app orders a panel and shows coded values in your own design. Aniva is best for apps whose insights today come only from what the user enters, because one interface reaches every parameter in the catalogue.
Values your own app can chart
What Aniva supplies and what your product keeps
Diagnostics as a service means that one supplier provides the collection kits, the shipping, the accredited laboratory and the results interface, so that another company can sell blood testing under its own name.
Your app places the order and your app displays the result, so you add a diagnostics feature without becoming a diagnostics company.
Everything in your app today is something the user told you
Product teams describe the same limit, because they hold a great deal of data and their users are active, but nobody measured any of it.
Self reported data cannot confirm a cause
The largest cycle tracking apps have been installed more than 100 million times, but they still work mostly from what the user types, which lets the product describe a pattern without confirming a cause.
Building it yourself is more work than it looks
Every laboratory has its own result format, its own requisition and its own contract, so a second laboratory is a second integration rather than a setting you change.
The markers you show are the ones you answer for
The chief medical officer of one wearable company said they deliberately started with a small evidence based set of markers rather than a large one, because the brand answers for whatever it shows.
Self reported entries become measured values
Your product already holds plenty of data, but the user typed all of it. These values come from an accredited laboratory instead.
What that looks like from the order to the chart
Adding those measured values has four steps, and your app owns every screen the user sees in all of them.
Your user orders in your app
Your product posts the order through the interface, so the user never leaves your screens and never meets our name.
The kit arrives in your packaging
Kit box, instructions and shipping carton are produced in your design, so the box your customer opens is yours rather than ours.
An accredited laboratory analyses it
A partner laboratory accredited to ISO 15189 and working to RiliBÄK, the German quality guideline for medical laboratories, runs the panel and releases the values.
Your app charts the values
Results are coded values with reference ranges, so you can show them beside sleep, steps and everything else you already hold.
How large the market is in Germany and across Europe
Before your team commits engineering time, these are the published figures for Germany, for Europe, and for the catalogue you would be ordering from. Germany is the only European country with a reimbursement route of this size, because across the EU only Germany, Belgium and France have a national assessment framework in regulation that pays for digital medical devices. In a survey of 6,581 people across eight European countries in 2023, 21.9 percent were already using health apps and a further 42.7 percent said they were interested.
prescription digital health applications were listed in the German directory at the end of 2025
or more was reimbursed for those applications in 2025 alone
of smartphone users in Germany use at least one health app, while 17 percent track body and vital data
parameters your product can order without a second supplier
Who is responsible for each part of it
This is the split as it is written into the contract, so you can see which parts are ours and which stay with you.
Who does what
Building it yourself
With Aniva
The questions product and engineering teams ask next
Teams at this stage have the same doubts about scope, liability and effort, and these are the answers.
Yes, because a test environment with sample data is available, so your developer can build the whole flow and see a finished result before a single kit is produced.
No, because you choose the panel and you choose the presentation, and many teams start with a short set they are comfortable standing behind in public.
Your product does, in your own words, and Aniva supplies the values with reference ranges rather than an interpretation you have to adopt.
That depends on what your app claims to do with the values, and your own regulatory adviser answers it, because that judgement is about your app rather than about the testing we supply.
Pricing is quoted per integration after a technical call, because it depends on the panel, the volume and the collection method rather than on a published list price.
Yes, because the console lets your team order, track and read results without any integration, and the interface can follow once the offer works.
Sources on this page. Directory count and reimbursement: GKV-Spitzenverband, DiGA-Bericht 2025, reporting to 31 December 2025. European reimbursement frameworks: Tarricone R, Petracca F and Weller C, Towards harmonizing assessment and reimbursement of digital medical devices in the EU through mutual learning, npj Digital Medicine, volume 7, article 268, 2024. Health app usage in Germany: Bitkom telephone survey of 1,140 people aged 16 and over, published 16 July 2024. Health app usage in Europe: Causio F A and others, Public perceptions and engagement in mHealth, European Journal of Public Health, volume 35, issue 3, 2025, pages 401 to 406. Wearable quotation: NPR, You can order your own blood work now, 14 April 2026. Aniva figures for parameters and the catalogue: anivahealth.com/diagnostics, read 16 September 2026.
What happens on the call
Bring one screen in your app and we will show you the order it would place, the values it would receive and what your user would see.