A clearer way to complete Walsh-related screening, labs, and clinician review
WalshDoc helps patients complete questionnaire and lab steps requested by a doctor or Walsh Protocol-supporting clinic. The goal is to make the process easier to follow and easier for the clinician to review.
Patients may begin with a basic biotype screen, lab testing, questionnaire plus labs, or a clinician-reviewed report depending on the doctor’s recommendation and the patient’s goals.
Patients who already have a doctor should ask that doctor to participate in WalshDoc or provide referral instructions. Patients without a referral may contact WalshDoc for help finding a Walsh-trained doctor, Walsh Protocol-supporting clinic, or appropriate referral pathway.
Start with the doctor’s instructions when available
If a doctor or clinic referred this page, follow the instructions provided by that office. A referral code or clinic link helps connect the questionnaire, labs, and report workflow to the correct clinician.
If no doctor has provided instructions, WalshDoc can help identify a practical starting point. This may include a questionnaire screen, lab testing, or help finding a clinician who can review the information.
Detailed pricing, lab panels, consultation fees, and follow-up options are listed on the Patient Service Options page.
Most patients begin with
Use a referral code when a doctor or clinic provides one
A referral code helps keep the patient’s questionnaire, lab results, report, and follow-up connected to the doctor or clinic involved in care.
This is especially helpful when a doctor wants to review the information, request labs, prepare a report, or track follow-up over time.
Keeps the Process Organized
The referral code helps connect the submitted questionnaire and lab workflow to the correct clinician.
Supports Doctor Review
The clinician can review questionnaire answers, lab findings, reports, and follow-up information when the service includes clinician review.
Helps Avoid Confusion
Using the correct referral instructions helps prevent disconnected lab orders, wrong questionnaire links, or incomplete report routing.
Ask the doctor to participate in WalshDoc
Patients already working with a doctor can ask that doctor to review WalshDoc and request clinician access. This can keep the assessment connected to the clinician who already knows the patient’s history.
WalshDoc can help explain the dashboard, lab workflow, report options, and how the doctor can use WalshDoc with patients.
When an existing physician joins WalshDoc through a patient introduction, the patient may be eligible for a $100 WalshDoc service credit after the clinician account is approved and activated.
Share the Clinician Page
Patients can send the doctor to the clinician information page to learn how WalshDoc works.
Doctor Requests Access
The doctor or clinic may request access and decide how to use WalshDoc in the practice.
Service Credit May Apply
A $100 WalshDoc service credit may apply when an existing physician joins through a patient introduction.
Three simple ways patients usually begin
WalshDoc can be started gradually. The right starting point depends on whether the goal is screening, objective lab data, or a fuller clinician-reviewed report.
Start with Screening
A basic questionnaire can help identify whether Walsh-related biotype patterns may be worth deeper review.
Start with Labs
Selected lab testing may be useful when the doctor wants objective information before a report or consultation.
Do Both
Questionnaire results and lab findings can be reviewed together when a more complete assessment is needed.
Current prices, lab panel details, consultation options, and follow-up fees are listed on the Patient Service Options page.
Lab testing can be completed through WalshDoc or entered from existing results
U.S.-based patients may use WalshDoc lab ordering when available. Depending on the test, this may involve a LabCorp requisition, a mailed specialty kit, or instructions for blood, plasma, or urine collection.
Patients who already have recent lab results may enter values into the paid questionnaire when lab entry is available. The usefulness of existing labs depends on the test type, units, timing, and completeness.
The Lab Testing page explains the process in more detail, including LabCorp testing, specialty kits, phlebotomy needs, and how labs may connect to report review.
Lab paths may include
Patients outside the U.S. may still use the questionnaire and consultation process
WalshDoc lab ordering is currently intended for patients in the United States. Patients outside the U.S. may still use the site for education, questionnaire completion, manual lab entry, and consultation preparation when appropriate.
International patients may use the lab list to seek comparable testing locally. Results can be entered manually when the patient is ready for review, if the clinician determines the data are usable.
Use Local Labs
International patients may ask local doctors or labs whether comparable testing is available.
Enter Results Manually
Lab values may be entered into the questionnaire or assessment process when available.
Request Referral Help
WalshDoc may help identify an appropriate practitioner or consultation pathway when possible.
How to move forward
Confirm Referral Instructions
Use the doctor’s referral code or clinic instructions if available. If not, contact WalshDoc for help choosing the next step.
Choose the Starting Point
Begin with screening, labs, both, or a consultation option depending on the clinical situation.
Complete Questionnaire or Labs
Follow the instructions for the selected service, lab requisition, kit, or questionnaire link.
Submit Existing Labs if Available
Recent lab values may be entered into the paid questionnaire when appropriate.
Review Report or Next Steps
If a consultation or report service is selected, results can be organized for clinician review and follow-up discussion.
Track Follow-Up
Follow-up questionnaires and repeat labs may help compare symptoms and lab findings over time.
View prices, labs, and consultation options
The Patient Service Options page lists current questionnaire fees, lab panel prices, consultation options, follow-up fees, and how to work with an existing doctor.