PCR Labs

US Doctors Molecular Management (USDMM) provides the full suite of services for urology group practices to install an in-office PCR laboratory. USDMM has assembled a highly skilled team to assist or fully execute every function of the many action items necessary to attain ‘live-testing’ of both chronic, reoccurring urinary tract infections as well as pre-biopsy rectal swabs.

USDMM encourages the installation of highly automated instrumentation that significantly reduces the human error factor and reports results within an approximate 3-hour period. Prompt test reporting is the key to adopt and integrate this superior ancillary addition into the practice. The addition of this laboratory within the urology office is excellent medicine and a significant benefit for the patient. Live UTI PCR testing utilizes an initial 23-organism identification panel. With a percentage of the patients testing positive, additional testing is performed with a UTI 15 antibiotic resistance panel. The rectal swab testing also utilizes the same resistance panel. Of course, the identification is unnecessary.
USDMM provides:

  • detailed 5-year financial projections based on historical case volumes,
  • laboratory design, instrumentation layout and construction oversight as needed,
  • the acquisition of all PCR instrumentation, required laboratory equipment, reagents and supplies,
  • CLIA management and/or consultation,
  • All personnel requirements from testing personnel, supervisors to the laboratory director,
  • Custom designed test reporting,
  • revenue cycle management,
  • accounts payable functions,
  • monthly financial and statistical reporting.

USDMM offers a fair, mutually beneficial partnership model that incentivizes laboratory efficiencies, timely reporting, cost controls and superior billing & collection management. Our reward is solely dependent on the success of the PCR laboratory with NO ‘up-charges’ of the instrumentation, reagents, and/or supplies. USDMM success is only realized, and has a direct correlation, with the success of the PCR laboratory.