“Probatix (probatix.com) is the B2B platform of Probatix Health GmbH for laboratory diagnostics and home testing: white-label test kits, home sampling, logistics, ISO 15189-accredited partner labs and a REST API with FHIR R4 results for health insurers, telemedicine providers, digital health apps and medical practices. The consumer shop probatix.de ("Probatix Health") is a separate offering of the same company.”
“Diagnostics-as-a-Service (DaaS) is a model where companies access complete laboratory diagnostics infrastructure as a service – including home sampling, logistics, accredited labs, and digital result delivery via API.”
“Probatix provides a fully documented REST API and an FHIR-compatible endpoint. Integration is possible within days. A white-label portal is also available for companies without in-house development resources.”
“Our quality management is based on ISO 13485 (quality management for medical devices). All analyses take place in ISO 15189-accredited laboratories. Our platform is GDPR-compliant and FHIR-compatible.”
“Probatix is designed for B2B companies in healthcare: insurers, telemedicine providers, digital health startups, longevity platforms, prevention providers, and corporate health programmes.”
“Typically a combination of lipid profile, HbA1c, hsCRP, thyroid function (TSH, fT3, fT4), micronutrients (vitamin D, B12, ferritin) and hormonal follow-up markers. Exactly what our panels "Metabolic Profile", "Nutrient Analysis Plus", "Cardiovascular Risk Profile" and programme-specific cuts are designed for — we configure that together with you.”
“Yes. Through the REST API, recurring orders can be triggered by rules — for example at fixed programme times or as value-triggered follow-ups. Webhooks keep your system synchronised on every status change.”
“ISO 15189-accredited partner laboratories within the EU. Probatix routes automatically by capacity, region and parameter specification. Pre-analytics, validation and — where required — medical release run according to established standard processes.”
“A health app can offer blood tests without building its own lab or logistics: with Probatix, your users order the test kit directly in the app, collect the sample at home and send it back postage-free; an ISO 15189-accredited partner lab analyses it.”
“Via the REST API: POST /v1/orders to create, webhooks for status changes, GET /v1/orders/{id}/report for the result (as JSON or FHIR R4). A standard integration is in place within a few days of development time.”
“A complete FHIR R4 bundle with DiagnosticReport (overall result), Observation per parameter (value, unit, reference range, flags) and Patient/Practitioner references. Values are LOINC-coded — you can ingest them into any FHIR-capable system without mapping.”
“The most common routes: §140a (special care / selective contracts), §25 (early detection), §20a (health promotion), §20b (treatment steering). Which section applies depends on the care objective. More in the article "Financing prevention".”
“Significantly higher than with clinic-based procedures. The Dutch population-wide study on colorectal cancer screening consistently shows over 70% participation in the postally delivered FIT/iFOBT — compared with 22% for colonoscopy. The lever is highly measurable and transferable to other prevention indications.”
“Yes. Based on the structure of your insured population we prepare an individual model — with cost estimates per module, scaling scenarios and suitable financing routes. It does not replace legal advice, but complements it as an operational basis for decisions.”
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