Blood testing for telemedicine platforms, ordered without referring your customer elsewhere
Aniva supplies the kits, the shipping, the accredited laboratory and the results interface, so your doctor orders a panel during the consultation and reads the values in the same record. Aniva is best for platforms that prescribe treatments needing regular blood monitoring, because one contract covers every part of the test.

The panel is ordered during the consultation
What Aniva supplies and what your platform 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 doctor keeps the consultation and the clinical decision, and Aniva runs everything that happens to the sample.
Today somebody outside your platform runs that test
A video consultation can do almost everything an in-person appointment can do, except the one step that needs a laboratory.
The customer leaves after the referral
One Swiss teledermatology provider states on its own site that its dermatologists can diagnose online in 85 percent of cases, and that the rest are sent into a practice for a blood test, a swab or an operation.
Weight management is where the referral costs most
The German obesity guideline of October 2024 says a specific set of blood values should be measured during diagnosis, and it lists TSH, total, LDL and HDL cholesterol, fasting glucose, triglycerides, uric acid, creatinine with eGFR and albuminuria.
The video consultations are already growing
German panel doctors billed 2.7 million video consultations in 2024, which is 24.8 percent more than in 2023. The same is true across Europe, where teleconsultations were 16 percent of all doctor consultations in 2022 in the sixteen EU countries with published figures.
Your doctor reads the result in the same consultation record
When the order and the result both stay in your platform, the customer never leaves it, and the comparison below shows that difference.
What that looks like from the order to the result
Keeping the test inside your platform has four steps, and your engineers are only involved in the last one, where your platform receives the result.
Your doctor orders the panel
They pick a saved panel in the console, or your platform posts an order through the interface during the consultation itself.
The customer gives a sample
A capillary kit arrives at home, or the customer books a venous draw at a partner location, and the courier is arranged either way.
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 result.
Your platform receives the result
A signed webhook tells your backend that the result is ready, and the structured values are in the same record as the consultation.
The figures your team will be asked for
Anyone who has to approve this asks the same four questions, so here are the answers before they ask.
orderable parameters through one interface and one laboratory network
core panel turnaround measured from sample pickup, with specialty analyses taking longer
from a signed contract to the first blood draw
partner draw locations across Germany where a customer can give a venous sample
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 telemedicine teams ask next
Most teams have the same few doubts at this stage, and these are the answers.
No, because the console, the customer dashboard, the result document and the emails all show your brand, and the kit can be produced in your packaging as well.
Yes, because the catalogue is orderable parameter by parameter, and you can also save your own panels so that a doctor picks one item during a consultation.
Aniva flags the sample in your console and arranges a redraw, so your team hears about the failure from us rather than from the customer.
Venous draw at a partner location, capillary kit including Tasso for collection at home, saliva, urine and stool, and which one is used depends on the test.
The administrative console and the dashboards are designed as non qualifying software under the medical device rules, while conformity for the assay itself is held by the partner laboratory and the device manufacturer.
Four weeks from contract to the first draw is normal, and a team that only wants the console rather than the interface can start sooner.
Sources on this page. Teledermatology diagnosis share: OnlineDoctor AG, onlinedoctor.ch, read 16 September 2026. Obesity panel: S3-Leitlinie Praevention und Therapie der Adipositas, AWMF register 050-001, version 5.0, October 2024, recommendations 3.14, 3.16 and 3.17. Video consultation volume: Zentralinstitut fuer die kassenaerztliche Versorgung, Zi-Trendreport 2024, published 2025. European teleconsultation share: OECD and European Commission, Health at a Glance Europe 2024, indicator on the use of teleconsultations, figures for 2022. Aniva figures for parameters, turnaround, locations and the timeline: anivahealth.com/diagnostics, read 16 September 2026.
What happens on the call
Bring one treatment your doctors run, and we will describe every step, from the order your doctor places to the value your platform reads back.