Laboratory financial decision support
Know what every test really costs.
Build defensible cost models, compare operational choices, and turn laboratory assumptions into decision-ready evidence.
Device-local data
Non-PHI workflow
Review-ready exports
Data Use Reminder
Labryva is intended for operational and financial laboratory analysis only. Do not enter protected health information (PHI), including patient names, MRNs, dates of birth, accession numbers, patient results, or other patient-identifying information.
Recent activity
Saved analyses
From cost inputs to decisions
1Calculate true cost per reportable result
2Compare analyzers or send-out alternatives
3Model scenarios and identify cost drivers
4Generate a review-ready decision support report
Cost profile
Analyzed Annual Cost by Department
Based only on cost analyses currently saved in Labryva.
Quick start
Common decisions
ANALYSIS LIBRARY
Saved Analyses
Load a prior analysis back into Cost Analysis, duplicate it, or delete it.
Analyzer Comparison
Compare cost per test, annual cost, and 5-year modeled cost.
Capital decision support
Compare two analyzers using one shared annual testing volume and consistent cost assumptions.
Comparison result
Financial difference
Analyzer A Cost / Test$0.00
Analyzer B Cost / Test$0.00
Annual Modeled Cost Difference$0
5-Year Modeled Cost Difference$0
Enter analyzer costs to compare options.
Comparison library
Saved Comparisons
Load a prior analyzer comparison back into the calculator, duplicate it, or delete it.
Make-or-buy analysis
Send-Out vs In-House
Estimate the financial impact of bringing a test in-house.
Financial result
Make vs buy
Send-Out Annual Cost$0
In-House Annual Cost$0
Annual Accounting Difference$0
Estimated Payback—
Annual Cash Savings$0
Break-Even Monthly Volume—
In-House Variable Cost / Test$0.00
Enter costs to evaluate the decision.
EVALUATION LIBRARY
Saved Send-Out Evaluations
Load a prior evaluation back into the calculator, duplicate it, or delete it.
What-if modeling
Scenario Compare
Choose a saved analysis, change a few assumptions, and see the financial impact.
Scenario result
Current vs scenario
Base Cost / Test$0.00
Scenario Cost / Test$0.00
Annual Modeled Cost Difference$0
Modeled Cost Difference / Test$0.00
SCENARIO LIBRARY
Saved Scenarios
Load a prior scenario, duplicate it, or delete it.
Laboratory stewardship
Utilization Review
Estimate the operational and financial impact of repeat testing and high-use test categories using aggregate, non-PHI inputs.
Estimated impact
Review Opportunity
Potential Avoided Tests / Year0
Potential Annual Cost Reduction$0
Annual Avoidable-Cost Exposure$0
Estimated Reduction0.0%
Enter utilization assumptions to estimate a review opportunity.
Current orders / year0
Modeled orders / year0
Potential Gross Revenue Reduction$0
Modeled reduction is based on the interval assumptions entered. Actual reduction depends on clinical policy, ordering behavior, and patient mix. Labryva identifies review opportunities and does not determine whether an individual patient order is clinically appropriate.
Saved utilization studies
Saved Reviews
Load a prior repeat-test or test-menu review, duplicate it, or delete it.
Reusable inputs
Test Library
Save common test profiles and start future analyses without re-entering the basics.
Analysis library
Saved Analyses
Review, reopen, compare, or report on your saved laboratory cost models.
Product guidance
Help & FAQ
Quick instructions for using Labryva and understanding the major analysis tools.
Getting started
Using Labryva
1
Start with Cost Analysis
Enter the test name, department, monthly volume, reagent costs, consumables, QC, calibration, labor, analyzer, service, overhead, and waste/repeat assumptions.
2
Review the live result
Labryva calculates cost per reportable result, monthly cost, annual cost, cost breakdown, completeness, and optional estimated margin if reimbursement is entered.
3
Save or start a new analysis
Save Analysis stores the current model. New Analysis auto-saves current work when needed, then starts a fresh analysis.
4
Use decision tools
Use Analyzer Comparison, Send-Out vs In-House, and Scenario Compare when evaluating operational or purchasing decisions.
5
Create a report
Open Reports, select a saved analysis, review the summary, then use Print / Save as PDF or export CSV.
Core concepts
What the fields mean
Cost per reportable resultThe estimated total cost to produce one result that can be reported, including direct and allocated costs.
Loaded labor rateThe hourly labor cost used for the analysis. This may include wage plus employer-paid burden if your organization uses a loaded rate.
Reportable tests per kitThe number of patient/reportable tests realistically obtained from a reagent kit, not necessarily the theoretical manufacturer maximum.
Waste / repeat rateAn allowance for repeats, reagent loss, expiration, dead volume, or other routine testing waste. Labryva applies this percentage to reagent, consumable, and labor costs only; fixed allocated costs such as analyzer depreciation, service, QC/calibration allocation, and overhead are not increased.
Analyzer acquisition costThe capital purchase amount used for depreciation allocation across useful life.
Other overheadOptional monthly costs not already captured elsewhere, such as allocated middleware, space, or other operational costs.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Does Labryva require patient information?
No. Core Labryva cost analysis is designed to work without patient names, MRNs, dates of birth, accession numbers, test results, or other patient-level information.
What is the difference between Saved Analyses and the Test Library?
Saved Analyses are individual completed or in-progress cost studies. The Test Library is a reusable starting profile so you do not have to re-enter the same test setup every time.
What happens when I click New Analysis?
If your current Cost Analysis contains unsaved work, Labryva auto-saves it. The form then resets and starts a new analysis with a new record identity.
When does Save Analysis overwrite something?
If you opened a saved analysis, the screen shows that you are editing a saved analysis and Save updates that specific record. A new analysis creates a separate saved record.
What does Cost Completeness mean?
It checks whether major cost categories such as reagents, consumables, QC, calibration, labor, analyzer depreciation, service, and waste are represented. It does not guarantee that the assumptions are correct.
How should I use Analyzer Comparison?
Enter comparable cost assumptions for both options, especially the same annual test volume. Labryva compares cost per test, annual modeled cost, and five-year modeled cost difference.
How should I use Send-Out vs In-House?
Enter current send-out price and logistics costs, then estimated in-house reagent, labor, QC, equipment, service, and waste costs. Labryva estimates annual cost difference and payback when applicable.
Are Labryva calculations financial or accounting advice?
No. Labryva is a decision-support tool based on user-entered assumptions. Users should validate inputs, contracts, reimbursement assumptions, accounting treatment, and organizational policies before making purchasing or operational decisions.
Where is my data stored?
In the current version, working analyses and saved profiles are stored locally in the browser. Anonymous product analytics track usage events but are not intended to transmit the financial values entered into analyses.
Can I save a Labryva report as a PDF?
Yes. In Reports, choose Print / Save as PDF and select your browser or operating system's PDF printer/save option.
Laboratory Cost Intelligence
Labryva helps clinical laboratories model testing costs, compare operational options, and turn cost assumptions into clearer decision-support information.
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Operational Use & Data Privacy
Labryva is intended for operational and financial laboratory analysis only.
Do not enter protected health information (PHI), including patient names, MRNs, dates of birth, accession numbers, patient results, or other patient-identifying information.
Why this matters
Labryva is a financial and operational planning tool. It is not intended to store or process patient information.
Reset Labryva Data
Clear Labryva data stored in this browser and return the app to a clean state.
This cannot be undone. Saved analyses, analyzer comparisons, send-out evaluations, scenarios, utilization reviews, test-library entries, and local interface preferences will be removed.
Need help with Labryva?
Questions, feedback, feature suggestions, or technical issues?
Decision support output
Reports
Create a review-ready Labryva cost-model report from any saved analysis.