Point of Care Testing Catching Up to Reference Lab Testing
Point-of-care testing (POCT) is a term that refers to medical diagnostic testing that is performed at or near the site of patient care,...
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Transforming Veterinary Diagnostics
Center Point Bio-Tech is transforming the way veterinarians diagnose disease.
As former medical laboratory scientists, veterinary clinicians, and capital equipment sales experts, we know the limitations of current methods for diagnosing disease in veterinary species. We are dedicated to bringing accuracy and access to veterinary diagnostic testing.
Created by Center Point Bio-Tech.
AlphonION’s superior product technology combines artificial intelligence, novel test methods, and lab automation to allow the average veterinary practice to test more, know more, and treat more.
Sold by MicroVet Diagnostics.
MicroVet Diagnostics’ superior service delivers on customer expectations and drives commercial success.
1 Lab System
Simple to operate and easy to maintain to help all teams get more done.
5 Machines
Flexible use individually or combined into one system to adapt to any lab space.
8 Lab Functions
Includes blood gas, chemistry, coagulation, hematology, immunoassays, urine & fecal analysis, and culture with sensitivity.
What People Are Saying
We've been using the MicroVet in-house culture plates for about a year now. We were frustrated with sending urine with obvious bacterial infection out for culture and getting negative results. It was a waste of time and money, and subsequently, our patient care was suffering. Since we began using MicroVet, we are able to efficiently and accurately do urine cultures. The training for our staff was stellar. Representatives check in with us regularly to make sure we are still getting everything we need from them. The whole in-house culture set up is not only affordable, but has improved our bottom line by increasing the number of urine cultures we perform. Finances improve when patient care improves, and MicroVet has helped us do just that.
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Renee Rucinsky, DVM, DABVP(F)
President, American Board of Veterinary Practitioners
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