Nationwide lab testing workflows
Provide lab ordering, collection, and result delivery through a single platform that supports walk-in, at-home kit, and mobile phlebotomy workflows.
Junction is a healthcare infrastructure platform for lab testing and wearable data, with one integration to launch and scale diagnostics workflows.
Junction is a healthcare infrastructure platform for lab testing and wearable device data. It combines a nationwide lab network with device connectivity so providers and digital health teams can collect diagnostics data through a single integration.
The product is designed for organizations that need to launch or scale diagnostic experiences without building every workflow in-house. The site emphasizes ordering, collection, results delivery, operational support, and data access across labs and connected devices.
Provide lab ordering, collection, and result delivery through a single platform that supports walk-in, at-home kit, and mobile phlebotomy workflows.
Connect wearable and medical device data from a catalog that includes Apple Watch, Oura Ring, Withings Body Scan, Dexcom CGM, and 300+ more devices.
Use the platform’s operational support for result tracking, patient reminders, and exception handling so internal teams do not have to manage every follow-up manually.
Expose diagnostics inside an existing product with white-labeled workflows, including ordering flows, kit logistics, and results delivery.
Choose from plan tiers that add support and infrastructure as volume increases, including community support, dedicated Slack support, custom OAuth credentials, ETL pipelines, and analytics access.
Teams building a virtual-first clinic can use Junction to add lab ordering and collection methods without assembling separate logistics, follow-up, and results processes.
Consumer diagnostics or wellness products can use the platform to white-label ordering, kit logistics, and results delivery through a single API.
EHR, EMR, and healthcare SaaS products can embed diagnostics tabs or ordering flows while relying on the platform for lab coverage and workflow support.
Programs that monitor wearables can combine connected-device data with lab outputs to reduce fragmented inputs and focus on clinically relevant trends.
Operations teams that need to reduce manual follow-up can use reminders, exception handling, and result tracking to support higher-volume programs.
The pricing page shows three plans: Launch, Grow, and Scale. Launch starts at $0.50 per user per month with a $300 minimum, while Grow and Scale are custom-priced for larger or more complex deployments.
The source materials describe support for wearable device data and lab testing in a single integration, but the exact setup flow is not fully detailed on the pages provided.
For lab testing, the site says it supports three modalities: dried blood spot or ADX card blood testing, saliva kits, and at-home phlebotomy or in-person serum draws.
The site lists a supported device catalog that includes Apple Watch, Oura Ring, Withings Body Scan, and Dexcom CGM, plus 300+ more devices.
The pricing page says the company provides the doctor's order for the test, but it does not offer physician consults or personal result interpretations at this time.