In one sentence
Diagnostics-as-a-Service means buying laboratory testing as a finished service from one supplier, instead of building the test menu, the logistics and the software yourself. One contract covers the parts a testing product needs.
Diagnostics-as-a-Service means one supplier delivers the whole testing service, which covers the test menu, the collection method, the laboratory analysis, the kit logistics and the software your team and your customer use. Your company sells the test under its own name while the supplier runs the operation behind it.
Clinics, health brands and platforms buy the model because it lets them offer testing without hiring a laboratory team. Aniva sells it to partners across Europe, with over 2,500 orderable parameters, six collection methods and analysis by an accredited partner laboratory. The parts already exist, which is why a partner begins by choosing panels and branding them rather than by building a laboratory operation.
The full guide to what the model includes, who buys it and how a launch works is on the Diagnostics as a Service page.
In this glossary, White-Labeling covers selling the service under your own brand, while Fulfillment covers the physical work behind each order.
This glossary entry is general information, not medical advice, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat or rule out any condition. Discuss your own results with a clinician who knows your history.
